US President Donald Trump has reportedly declined a proposal from Russian President Vladimir Putin to relocate Iran’s uranium stockpile to Russia, according to a report by Axios.

The proposal involved moving Iran’s enriched uranium to Russian territory as part of efforts to address concerns surrounding Tehran’s nuclear programme amid the ongoing conflict.

However, Trump rejected the idea, the report said, highlighting continued disagreements over how to manage Iran’s nuclear issue during the escalating war.

Iran War: Trump Rejects Putin’s Plan to Move Iran’s Uranium to Russia

Iran War: Trump Rejects Putin’s Offer to Move Uranium to Russia

#Gravitas In just two weeks since the war began on February 28, Russia has earned roughly 6.5 billion U.S. dollars by selling fossil fuels to global buyers.  


Russia Earns $6.5 Billion From Fossil Fuel Exports Since Start of West Asia War

Ukraine has opened access to vast battlefield datasets from drone missions, allowing allies to train advanced artificial intelligence systems using real combat data from the war with Russia. The platform reportedly includes thousands of photos and videos captured during drone operations.

Officials say the initiative could help partner nations improve AI-powered targeting, surveillance, and battlefield analysis. The move highlights how the Ukraine war is rapidly transforming military technology, with AI and drones becoming central to modern warfare strategies.

Russia-Ukraine War: Kyiv Opens Battlefield Drone Data To Train Allied AI Systems In War 

Amid the escalating US-Israel war with Iran, Washington and Moscow held their first high-level phone call since December. U.S. President Donald Trump spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin for about an hour to discuss the widening conflict in West Asia and the global impact of the war.


US-Israel War with Iran: First Call Between Washington & Moscow Since December 

Russia has warned the United Kingdom over the possible deployment of British troops to Ukraine, saying such a move would prolong the war rather than end it. The statement comes amid discussions in London about post-ceasefire security arrangements, as tensions remain high over potential Western military involvement in the conflict.


Russia-Ukraine War: Moscow Warns London Over Troop Deployment | WION

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky claimed that Russia launched 420 drones and 39 missiles targeting Ukraine just ahead of Geneva talks. The large-scale assault underscores ongoing hostilities despite diplomatic efforts and highlights the intense security challenges facing Ukraine. Zelensky’s statement comes as international mediators push for negotiations to de-escalate the conflict and protect civilians in the war-torn region.


Russia-Ukraine War: Zelensky Claims Russia Fired 420 Drones & 39 Missiles Ahead of Geneva Talks 

Ukrainian forces launched a drone strike on a fertiliser plant in Russia’s Smolensk region, killing at least seven people and injuring around ten, as tensions in the Russia–Ukraine War continue to escalate


Russia Ukraine tensions: Zelensky strikes Russian plant, at least Seven dead 

Western European intelligence agencies are raising alarms over suspected Russian covert operations taking shape through strategic property acquisitions. Officials believe individuals allegedly linked to Moscow have purchased homes, warehouses, holiday cabins, apartments, and even islands near sensitive military and civilian infrastructure. Are these investments part of a broader espionage strategy? Here’s what security agencies across Europe are investigating.

Russia Seeding Spy Bases Across Europe?

Vladimir Putin has not broken Ukraine, its leader Volodymyr Zelensky said Tuesday, as the Kremlin marked the fourth year of its invasion by vowing that it will keep fighting Europe's bloodiest conflict since World War II until it achieves its goals. 

Moscow had hoped to take Kyiv in days when it launched its invasion on February 24, 2022.


Zelensky Says Ukraine 'Unbroken', Russia Vows to Fight Until War Goals Achieved

Russia observed Defender of the Fatherland Day, a national holiday honoring military personnel and veterans, amid ongoing conflict in Ukraine. The day included ceremonies, parades, and tributes to Russian servicemen, while the war continues to shape domestic and international perceptions. Observances highlight patriotism and military tradition, even as the conflict in Ukraine draws global attention and scrutiny over Russia’s ongoing military actions.


Russia-Ukraine War: Russia Marks Defender of the Fatherland Day

Russia launched a massive drone and missile barrage across Ukraine on the eve of the war anniversary, targeting multiple cities and critical infrastructure. Ukrainian air defences were activated as explosions and air raid sirens were reported in several regions. The strikes come amid heightened tensions and ongoing frontline battles, underscoring the continued intensity of the Russia-Ukraine war as both sides brace for further escalation.


Russia-Ukraine War: Russian Drone & Missile Barrage Hits Ukraine On the Eve of War Anniversary

As the Russia-Ukraine war marks four years, President Vladimir Putin says developing Russia’s nuclear forces was now an “absolute priority” following the expiry of its last remaining nuclear treaty with the US. With Oreshnik systems in focus, tactical nukes in Belarus, and a global stockpile of around 12,000 warheads, the story explains what this shift means for Europe, NATO, and the future of global security.


Russian Nukes Move Closer To Europe as US-Russia Nuclear Treaty Expires

Russia has reportedly targeted Ukraine’s energy infrastructure amid ongoing tensions and the protracted war. The strikes threaten power supply across several regions, escalating the humanitarian and economic impact.


Russia-Ukraine War: Russia Strikes Ukraine, Putin Focuses on Nuclear Development 

Russia-Ukraine War: Russia Strikes Ukraine's Energy Infrastructure

Russia launched a major aerial assault on Ukraine, firing an estimated 50 missiles and around 297 drones in one of the largest overnight attacks as the war’s anniversary approaches. Ukrainian air defences intercepted the majority, but strikes still hit energy infrastructure, residential areas and transport links across multiple regions, killing and injuring civilians and underscoring the ongoing intensity of the conflict.


Russia-Ukraine War: Russia Launched 50 Missiles, 297 Drones at Ukraine as War Anniversary Nears

Ukrainian forces carried out strikes deep inside Russian territory, targeting a key missile factory in the Udmurt Republic. The attack marks a significant escalation in the ongoing Ukraine-Russia conflict, demonstrating Kyiv’s ability to hit strategic sites far from the frontlines.


Russian Drones Cut Power To 99,000 In Odesa

Russia has stated that a formal peace deal with Japan remains unlikely decades after World War II, citing ongoing territorial disputes over the Kuril Islands. The announcement underscores persistent tensions between the two nations, complicating diplomatic relations and economic cooperation. Analysts say the stalemate continues to affect regional security in East Asia and limits prospects for resolving historical grievances.


Japan Seeks Peace Deal With Russia; Kremlin Says Deal Unlikely

Russia-Ukraine War: Putin Demands Ukraine Cedes Donestsk To End War

A recent report has revealed that Western “dual-use” chips, capable of both civilian and military applications, have been delivered to Russia via North Korea and Hong Kong. These sensitive semiconductors, critical for advanced technology and defense systems, highlight ongoing concerns about sanctions evasion, supply chain loopholes, and the global circulation of high-tech components amid geopolitical tensions.


Western Dual-Use Chips Reportedly Reached Russia via North Korea, Hong Kong

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has confirmed that the next round of peace negotiations aimed at ending the war with Russia is expected to take place before the end of the month. The talks are likely to be held in Switzerland, continuing international efforts to de-escalate the conflict.
Speaking after discussions on Wednesday, Zelensky indicated that trilateral negotiations involving Ukraine, Russia, and mediators could be convened soon. While previous rounds of dialogue have struggled to deliver a breakthrough, diplomatic channels remain active amid ongoing military tensions.

Russia-Ukraine War: Trilateral Talks With Russia To Be Held Before End Of February

Russia is leveraging harsh winter conditions to advance frontlines in Ukraine, as sub-zero temperatures challenge Ukrainian air defenses. The extreme cold has affected radar systems, aircraft performance, and troop mobility, intensifying the conflict and highlighting the strategic impact of weather on military operations in the ongoing war.


Russia is Using Winter to Push Frontlines, Ukraine's Air Defences Falter in Sub-Zero Temperatures

Iran and Russia will conduct naval manoeuvres in the Sea of Oman on Thursday, following the latest round of talks between Tehran and Washington in Geneva. A Russian Navy corvette from the Baltic Fleet has arrived at Iranian port of Bandar Abbas. Tehran says that a helicopter carrier belonging to the Navy of the Russian Federation has entered Iran's southern waters as part of joint maritime cooperation and docked at the First Naval Region base of the Iranian Navy.


Putin Powerplay: Russia Joins Iran Naval Drills Near US Carrier Amid Gulf Tensions 

Russian strikes in Ukraine continued as talks in Geneva began on Tuesday (February 17), President Volodymyr Zelensky said in his nightly video address. Negotiators from Ukraine and Russia met for the first of two days of U.S.-mediated peace talks in Geneva on Tuesday, with U.S. President Donald Trump pressing Kyiv to act fast to reach a deal to end the four-year conflict. Ahead of the negotiations in Switzerland, Russia carried out airstrikes overnight across swathes of Ukraine, severely damaging the power network in the southern port city of Odesa. Zelensky said the attacks left tens of thousands without heat and water.


Russia-Ukraine War: Zelensky Questions Russia's Commitment To Peace Talks

Russia reports intercepting 151 drones launched by Ukraine overnight, intensifying the ongoing conflict. The drone attacks targeted multiple regions, while Russia claims its air defenses successfully neutralized the threats.

The escalation comes amid continued fighting in eastern Ukraine, with both sides exchanging attacks and countermeasures. Civilians remain at risk, and international observers are closely monitoring the situation.

Trump Dumps Zelensky, Putin Burns Ukraine | Russia Unleashes 400 Drones & 29 Missiles

Russia reports intercepting 151 drones launched by Ukraine overnight, intensifying the ongoing conflict. The drone attacks targeted multiple regions, while Russia claims its air defenses successfully neutralized the threats.

The escalation comes amid continued fighting in eastern Ukraine, with both sides exchanging attacks and countermeasures. Civilians remain at risk, and international observers are closely monitoring the situation.


Russia Bombards Ukrainian Supply Lines, Weapons Depot in Odesa & Central Ukraine

A Ukrainian drone strike ignited fires at one of Russia’s Black Sea ports, officials said on Sunday, ahead of fresh talks aimed at ending the war. Two people were wounded in the attack on the port of Taman in the Krasnodar region, which damaged an oil storage tank, warehouse and terminals, according to regional governor Veniamin Kondratyev.


Russia Wipes Out Ukraine's Missile Factory, Ukraine Strikes Back at Russian Energy Hub

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has raised concerns over the proposed peace deal, questioning the adequacy of security guarantees from the United States and other partners. Zelensky criticised Washington’s approach, highlighting the need for stronger, long-term assurances to ensure Ukraine’s safety amid ongoing tensions with Russia.


Russia-Ukraine War: Ukrainian Drones Damage Russian Oil Warehouse 

Russia claims it has taken control of a village in the Zaporizhzhia region, with the Kremlin reporting the capture of a dozen settlements despite harsh winter conditions. The Russian army chief visited frontline troops as fires erupted in Bryansk following Ukrainian strikes. Here’s the latest battlefield update.


Russia-Ukraine War: Russian Army Chief Visits Troops On Frontline

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has criticised Washington’s reported focus on concessions, insisting on strong security guarantees against Russian President Vladimir Putin. As the Russia-Ukraine war intensifies, one person was killed in Odesa, Russia claimed it downed 88 Ukrainian drones over southern and border regions, and strikes in Krasnodar left two injured.


Russia-Ukraine War: Zelensky Wants Strong Security Guarantees Against 'Slave To War' Putin 

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has called for 20-year security guarantees, urging the United States to back a peace deal that preserves Ukraine’s dignity. Criticising talk of concessions, Zelensky compared the approach to the 1938 Munich Agreement and denounced Vladimir Putin as a “war’s slave.”


Russia-Ukraine War: Kyiv Targets Russian Pantsir Systems To Utilise Long-Range Strikes

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