The fog of war just got thicker. Trump is furious. Putin claiming his residence was attacked by Ukrainian drones. Russian foreign minister says 90 Ukrainian drones tried to attack Putin's country residence. Zelensky crying fabrication, calls it a Russian lie. And somewhere in this, the truth about whether those drones ever flew remains locked behind propaganda, politics, and a peace process now teetering on the edge.


Putin's house attack: Ukraine says no evidence it attacked Putin's residence

Russia reports that Ukrainian forces launched 91 drones targeting President Vladimir Putin’s residence in Novgorod. Russian officials, including Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, confirmed the attacks, describing them as part of ongoing Ukrainian military actions. No details on damages or casualties have been released. This report covers the latest escalation in the Russia-Ukraine conflict and the use of drone technology in high-profile strikes, highlighting the ongoing security concerns surrounding the Kremlin and its leadership.

Ukrainian Drones Target Putin’s Residence, 91 Drones Fired in Novgorod

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky meets U.S. President Donald Trump seeking a 50-year security guarantee. Key issues, including the fate of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant and disputed territories, remain unresolved, highlighting the challenges in brokering lasting peace.

Nuclear Plant And Territories Remain Unresolved In War Trump-Zelensky Talks 

Russia said Ukraine attacked the presidential residence in the Novgorod region overnight with 91 long-range drones, which were all destroyed by Russian air defences. Lavrov said that targets had already been selected for retaliatory strikes by Russia's armed forces. "Such reckless actions will not go unanswered," he said, adding that the attack amounted to "state terrorism." US President Donald Trump had a "positive" call with Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin on Monday, the White House said, a day after Trump met Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky in Florida.
The statement came shortly after Moscow accused Kyiv of firing drones at Putin's residence and announced that it would "revise" its negotiating position on ending the Ukraine war.

Russia Claims Ukraine Targeted Putin’s Residence With Drones, Zelensky Slams ‘Lies’

Russia said Ukraine attacked the presidential residence in the Novgorod region overnight with 91 long-range drones, which were all destroyed by Russian air defences. Lavrov said that targets had already been selected for retaliatory strikes by Russia's armed forces. "Such reckless actions will not go unanswered," he said, adding that the attack amounted to "state terrorism." US President Donald Trump had a "positive" call with Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin on Monday, the White House said, a day after Trump met Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky in Florida.


Russia says Ukraine tried to attack Putin's residence, Zelensky refutes Moscow's claims

Russia vows massive retaliation, says targeted locked; Moscow: Ukraine attacked Putin's residence

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Monday that Ukraine had tried to attack President Vladimir Putin's residence in the Novgorod region and so Moscow's negotiating position would be reviewed. Lavrov said that on Dec. 28-29, Ukraine had attacked the Russian president's state residence in the Novgorod region with 91 long-range drones which were all destroyed by Russian air defences. "Such reckless actions will not go unanswered," Lavrov said, adding that the attack amounted to "state terrorism."


Russia Says Ukraine Tried to Attack Putin's Residence, Moscow Vows Strong Retaliation 

Zelensky said an agreement on security guarantees for Ukraine has been reached. Trump was slightly more cautious, saying that they were 95% of the way to such an agreement, and that he expected European countries to “take over a big part” of that effort with U.S. backing.


Ukraine peace talks: Trump discusses 'very thorny' issues with Zelensky, war in 'final stage'

A Moscow court sentenced a former Russian diplomat to 12 years in a maximum-security penal colony for selling secrets to U.S. intelligence while on a posting to the United States, the Federal Security Service (FSB) said on Friday.
The FSB, the main successor to the Soviet-era KGB, said that Arseniy Konovalov, born in 1987, had been found guilty of treason.

Russian Diplomat Sent to Penal Colony For Selling Secret To US

Russia claims to have captured two more towns in Ukraine. Russian President Vladimir Putin was informed that his troops have captured Myrnograd and Huliaipole, in Ukraine's Donetsk and Zaporizhzhia regions. The latest gains come as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is in Miami to hold peace negotiations with US President Donald Trump. These talks are to finalise a peae deal that can end the Russia-Ukraine war. But can Zelensky really avoid giving up territory to Putin?


Russia Captures More Territory on Eve of Trump-Zelensky Peace Talks

Ukraine’s capital came under a large-scale Russian missile and drone assault overnight on Friday (local time), triggering multiple explosions across Kyiv and surrounding regions and prompting authorities to issue nationwide air raid alerts, just a day before Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is scheduled to meet US President Donald Trump in Florida.

Russia Claims Capture of Two More Towns as Zelensky Heads to Miami for Talks

Could a meeting in Florida pave the way for peace in the Russia–Ukraine war? With mounting casualties and ongoing missile and drone strikes, diplomatic efforts are once again in focus. As global leaders explore possible frameworks to end the conflict, questions remain over ceasefire terms, security guarantees, and territorial disputes. Watch for the latest updates, expert insights, and analysis on whether the Florida talks can deliver a breakthrough to end the war.

Trump-Zelensky Meet: Will Kremlin Accept US-Ukraine Formula?

Law enforcement agencies of St. Petersburg interrupted the All-Russian meeting of the pro-Ukrainian religious organization "School of a Single Principle" in the Admiralteysky district of the city. This was announced on December 26 by a source of Izvestia.

Russia: 70 People Detained for Allegedly Praying for Zelensky's Health

Ukraine says it struck an oil refinery in Russia’s southern Rostov region on Christmas Day using British-supplied Storm Shadow missiles, as the conflict entered a new phase of intensified strikes and diplomatic maneuvering. Russia’s Defense Ministry reported continued operations across multiple targets in Ukraine and claimed control of another settlement in eastern Ukraine, while Ukraine acknowledged targeting key Russian energy and military facilities, including ports, oil storage tanks and an air base. 
The escalation comes even as diplomatic efforts continue. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed discussions with U.S. officials on a draft peace framework, while Moscow said it is reviewing proposals and remains open to further consultations underscoring the sharp contrast between battlefield escalation and fragile diplomatic engagement.

Russia And Ukraine Trade Blows as Peace Talks Continue

Ukraine has claimed it used UK-supplied Storm Shadow cruise missiles to strike a key Russian oil refinery, marking a significant escalation in the conflict. The development comes as Russian President Vladimir Putin reiterates his ambition to seize the entire Donbas region. The strike highlights Ukraine’s growing long-range strike capabilities and the evolving dynamics of the war.

Ukraine Claims It Used UK Storm Shadow Missiles To Hit Key Russian Refinery

The past week saw Russia intensify its winter air campaign against Ukraine’s power system, while pressing hard along several frontline axes in the east, where incremental territorial changes continued to come at high cost. Ukraine, for its part, kept prioritizing deep strikes on Russian fuel and energy infrastructure—aiming to constrain Moscow’s logistics through refinery and depot disruptions—while also trying to stabilize key defensive lines under persistent Russian assaults.

Russia Strikes Donetsk Region, Releases Video

From Eastern Europe to West Asia, and from Latin America to Asia, conflicts are spreading. Battles refuse to end, and new flashpoints are waiting to explode. Diplomacy is struggling to keep pace as borders are tested, alliances are crumbling, and civilians are paying the ultimate price. 


The Devastating Wars of 2025: Ukraine, Venezuela, China-Taiwan

Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky has unveiled his most far-reaching peace proposal yet, signaling a willingness to pull Ukrainian troops back from parts of the eastern Donetsk region in exchange for a reciprocal Russian withdrawal.


Zelensky Bows to Putin as Ukraine Front Crumbles Before Russian Army

Officials in Russian-conquered parts of eastern Ukraine are planning tourism initiatives aimed at bringing visitors to the Donetsk region. The proposal has triggered global concern as the Russia-Ukraine war continues, raising questions about security, legality, and the normalization of occupied conflict zones. Critics say the move reflects an attempt to reshape narratives and assert control over war-affected territories.

Jubilant Moscow Plans War Tourism In Conquered Ukraine 

Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky has unveiled his most far-reaching peace proposal yet, signaling a willingness to pull Ukrainian troops back from parts of the eastern Donetsk region in exchange for a reciprocal Russian withdrawal.

Zelensky Bows to Putin as Ukraine Front Crumbles Before Russian Army 

Ukraine’s President Zelensky has agreed to pull troops back from eastern Donetsk and proposes potential demilitarized zones as part of a new peace plan. The move signals a major concession aimed at reducing conflict with Russian forces and protecting civilians.

Potential Demilitarised Zones Part Of Peace Plan 

Russia has launched a large-scale aerial assault on Ukraine, firing waves of missiles and drones at key energy infrastructure across the country. Ukrainian officials say the attacks are aimed at crippling power generation and heating systems as winter conditions worsen.

The strikes mark one of the most intense bombardments in recent months, underscoring Moscow’s continued strategy of targeting civilian infrastructure amid the prolonged war. Emergency crews are racing to restore power as air defenses intercept incoming threats.

Russia Launches Large-Scale Air Assault Targeting Ukraine’s Energy Infrastructure

Russia has intensified its strikes on the southern Ukrainian region of Odesa, causing widespread power cuts and threatening the region's maritime infrastructure.

Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Oleksiy Kuleba said Moscow was carrying out "systematic" attacks on the region. Last week, he warned that the focus of the war "may have shifted towards Odesa".

Ukraine: Russia Attacked Odesa With 100 Drones Overnight

US President Donald Trump, speaking Monday at an event in Palm Beach, Florida, struck a similarly general note. Asked for an update on the Ukraine-related talks that took place in Miami over the weekend, Trump offered little detail, saying only that negotiations are continuing.


Russia-Ukraine War: Trump Blames 'Hatred' Between Zelensky & Putin For Delay in Peace

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