Russia has issued a stern warning to Israel and the United States, cautioning against extending the war into the Caspian region. Officials say any escalation would be viewed extremely negatively. Global security experts are closely monitoring developments, as tensions rise and potential regional conflicts could have far-reaching consequences.

Breaking: Russia Warns Israel, US Against Expanding War to Caspian Region 

The International Space Station has released satellite footage capturing Russian attacks on Kyiv. The images reveal the scale of destruction and ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Analysts say space-based monitoring offers unprecedented insight into war zones, helping the world track military movements and assess the humanitarian impact of the conflict.


Russia-Ukraine War: International Space Station Provides Space Footage Of Ukraine War 

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov reportedly contacted Iranian diplomat Araghchi, urging an immediate cessation of hostilities amid escalating regional tensions. The move signals Moscow’s diplomatic engagement to de-escalate conflict, while analysts say the situation remains fragile. This high-level communication may influence regional stability and international diplomatic efforts.

Breaking: Russian FM Lavrov Calls Araghchi for Immediate Cessation of Hostilities

The International Space Station has released satellite footage capturing Russian attacks on Kyiv. The images reveal the scale of destruction and ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Analysts say space-based monitoring offers unprecedented insight into war zones, helping the world track military movements and assess the humanitarian impact of the conflict.

Russia-Ukraine War: Russian Attacks On Kyiv Captured From Space By International Space Station

Russia also warned against striking Iran's only operational nuclear power plant at Bushehr, built with Moscow's assistance, after a UN watchdog announced last week that it was hit by a projectile.

Russia urges political, diplomatic solution as Trump’s 48-hour Hormuz deadline nears

The US has allowed the sale of Iranian oil at sea in its latest effort to counter rising oil prices due to the escalating West Asia war. The treasury department waived sanctions on Iranian oil that have already been loaded onto tankers through to April 19th. This measure follows similar decision on Russian oil on the water.


Can Iranian Oil Offset the Oil Supply Deficit?

The US government warns of a large-scale Russian hacking campaign targeting messaging apps like Signal, compromising thousands of accounts. Military officials, journalists, and other high-value targets have been particularly affected, with attackers reportedly tricking users into sharing login codes. The FBI and CISA have confirmed the breach, urging heightened vigilance as cyber threats escalate and sensitive communications are at risk.


US Flags Russian Hackers Targeting Messaging Apps, Thousands Compromised

Reports suggest several Russia-linked tankers originally headed for China suddenly changed course toward India. The rerouting comes amid rising fears of an energy shock triggered by the intensifying West Asia conflict. The move signals how quickly the war is beginning to reshape supply chains and fuel markets.


Iran War: Reports Suggest Russian Oil Tankers Bound for China Now Headed to India

Tensions have spiked after Russia accused Israel of carrying out a “targeted” strike that wounded a Russian state TV crew in Lebanon. Moscow has demanded a thorough investigation, with its embassy in Beirut calling for accountability. Russia insists the attack was not accidental, raising fresh concerns over the widening risks of the conflict spilling further across the region.


Israel-Lebanon War: Russian Embassy in Beirut Calls For Appropriate Investigation

#Gravitas Russia reportedly launched a new kind of strike drone during its rare morning strikes targeting Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv, on Monday. Assessments of the drone's wreckage suggest it was an AI-powered Lancet drone, the first of its kind used in the war. 


Putin's New Deadly Weapon: AI-powered Lancet Drone

Russia launched a rare daylight attack on ​Kyiv on Monday using drones that appeared upgraded, Ukrainian officials said, with ‌multiple explosions ripping through the city and drone debris crashing onto the capital's main square.
Ukrainian air defence units downed 194 out of 211 Russian drones, the air force said, adding that the morning attack was ​unusual in its timing and involved different types of drones targeting the central ​Kyiv region.

Russia-Ukraine War: Russian Drones Strike Kyiv in Rare Daytime Attack

At least four people have been killed in overnight Russian strikes across Ukraine, Ukrainian authorities in Kyiv reported. The attacks struck residential areas and critical infrastructure, damaging homes and essential facilities, according to emergency services and government officials. The latest strikes come amid ongoing tensions and continued military activity in the region.

Russia-Ukraine War: 4 Killed in Russian Overnight Strikes | Homes & Infrastructure Hit

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 | Axios: Trump Turns Down Putin's Offer on Transferring Iran's Uranium to Russia

President Donald Trump said on Friday the U.S. would soon begin escorting ships through the Strait of Hormuz to protect them from Iranian attack, as his administration searches for ways to ease high oil prices fuelled by the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran.

Trump issued a temporary waiver for some purchases of sanctioned Russian oil, a move that drew criticism from U.S. allies in Europe for potentially helping Russia fund its war with Ukraine.

US-Iran War: Trump Says US Will Escort Ships in Strait o Hormuz Soon

#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

The United States Government has allowed a temporary 30-day window for countries to purchase Russian oil shipments currently stranded at sea amid tightening sanctions on Russia. The move aims to ease disruptions in global energy markets while giving buyers time to adjust to new restrictions.


US Grants 30-Day Window for Countries to Buy Russian Oil Stranded at Sea

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 

Russia is under an internet blackout, with services and businesses hit. Experts say that Moscow could be preparing for widespread web censorship. The unavailability of the internet has led people to turn to walkie-talkies and pagers, and sales have shot up.

Russians go old school: Pagers, walkie-talkies, and paper maps are flying off the shelves. Here's why

Iran says more than 1,300 people have been killed since the start of U.S. and Israeli strikes on the country, according to statements made by Iran’s ambassador to the United Nations. Tehran also claims thousands of civilian sites have been hit during the ongoing conflict.

Meanwhile, a social media video posted by the White House titled “Justice the American Way” has drawn criticism from celebrities and commentators. The montage mixes real footage of U.S. strikes with clips from Hollywood films, television shows and video games.

Actor Ben Stiller and others criticised the post, saying war should not be presented like entertainment and objecting to the use of their work without permission.

US-Iran war: Iran Says 1,300 Killed In US-Israel Strikes; White House War Video Sparks Backlash

The International Paralaympic Committee (IPC) has allowed the Russian athletes to participate in the ongoing Winter Pralaympics, a first since 2014. The Germans, who won silver, said no to taking a selfie with the gold winning Russians after women's sprint classic vision impaired event.

Winter Paralympics | WATCH - German athletes deny selfie with Russians after turning back at podium

The United States has warned Russia against sharing sensitive intelligence with Iran that could help Tehran target American forces or assets in the region. U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff said Washington had strongly communicated its concerns to Moscow amid reports that Russia may have passed targeting information to Iran.
According to Witkoff, Russian officials told Donald Trump during a recent call that Moscow was not sharing intelligence about U.S. military assets with Iran. However, Washington indicated it would be deeply concerned if such cooperation were taking place.

US-Iran War: US Envoy Witkoff Urges Russia To Avoid Sharing Targeting Info With Iran

Ukraine’s military has carried out a strike on a missile production facility in Bryansk, Russia, targeting infrastructure linked to Russia’s weapons manufacturing network. Ukrainian officials say the attack was aimed at disrupting missile production used in strikes against Ukrainian cities.


Russia-Ukraine War: Ukraine's Military Hits Russian Missile Plant in Bryansk

The ongoing conflict in West Asia is raising concerns about fuel prices in India. Motorists are fearing higher petrol and diesel costs as tensions in the region threaten global oil supplies.

India relies heavily on crude oil imports, and any disruption in key shipping routes or production hubs in the Middle East could push global oil prices higher. The situation has sparked anxiety among consumers about the possibility of more expensive fuel refills in the coming days.

US-Iran War: West Asia War Sparks Fuel Price Fears In India, Motorists Brace For Costly Refills

At least four people have been killed and 16 others injured in Russia’s Donetsk region as strikes intensified amid the ongoing war in Ukraine. Local authorities reported damage following the attacks as emergency services responded to the impacted areas.

Russia-Ukraine War: 4 Killed, 16 Injured As Strikes Hit Donetsk | WION

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