Plot to Bomb Moscow? Reports suggest Ukraine has struck — or is preparing to strike — deep inside Russian territory, and questions are mounting about whether US-provided missiles have enabled those operations. Join us for minute-by-minute coverage, expert reaction, and verified updates as this story develops.

Russia-Ukraine War: 'Preparing For More Sanctions,' Says Zelensky 



At least 30 people were injured after a Russian strike hit a passenger train in Ukraine’s northern Sumy region, causing casualties among passengers, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Saturday.


Russia-Ukraine War: Kyiv Strikes Major Russian Oil Terminal, Largest Explosive Factory

Russia launched a massive wave of missile and drone attacks on Ukraine's critical energy infrastructure on October 3, 2025. President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed gas and power facilities were struck across multiple regions, including Kharkiv, Poltava, and Donetsk. With winter approaching, Ukraine braces for another brutal season as Moscow escalates its energy war. In this video, we break down the key locations hit, Ukraine’s response, and what this means for civilians and the battlefield.

Zelensky Accuses Moscow Of 'Energy Sabotage' Ahead Of Winters

A serious internal conflict has erupted between Ukraine's two leading government agencies, reportedly affecting the country’s decision-making at a critical time in its war and reconstruction efforts. While the exact causes remain unclear, sources cite rivalries over jurisdiction, corruption probes, and foreign policy influence as key triggers of the feud.

Analysts warn the infighting could undermine Ukraine’s international credibility and slow down vital governance and defense coordination.

Ukraine's Two Premier Government Agencies Are Locked in a Bitter Feud 

Russia has launched its largest aerial assault on Ukraine since the full-scale invasion began in 2022. In a massive overnight attack, Moscow fired 53 missiles and 496 drones, targeting nine regions across Ukraine. Lviv was hit hardest, with four civilians killed—including a 15-year-old—and six more injured. Residential buildings, power grids, and civilian infrastructure were destroyed, causing widespread outages and fires.
President Zelensky is urging the West to urgently supply more air defense systems to counter what he called aerial terror.

Lviv Devastated | Russia Launches Major Airstrike On Ukraine

Russian strikes Sunday on Ukraine killed five people and badly damaged energy infrastructure, temporarily severing power supplies to tens of thousands and prompting neighbouring Poland put ground defence on high alert.

Russia-Ukraine War: Lviv Hit By Largest Drone And Missile Attack

Russian strikes Sunday on Ukraine killed five people and badly damaged energy infrastructure, temporarily severing power supplies to tens of thousands and prompting neighbouring Poland put ground defence on high alert.


Russia-Ukraine War: Moscow Rains Drones And Missiles, Poland Scrambles Aircraft

A Russian drone strike on a railway station in the northeastern Ukrainian region of Sumy wounded at least 30 people, President Volodymyr Zelensky said Saturday. Russia's army has repeatedly targeted Ukraine's railway infrastructure since invading in February 2022. Zelensky called the strike on Shostka station in Sumy "savage". "So far, we know of at least 30 victims" including passengers and railway staff, he said. He posted a video showing a mangled train carriage engulfed in flames with twisted metal and busted windows. 

Russia-Ukraine Attack: Russia Bombs Ukraine’s Train Station, Dozens Wounded In Strike

Poland Scrambles Jets to Guard Airspace After Russian Missile Strike on Ukraine



A Russian drone strike on a railway station in the northeastern Ukrainian region of Sumy wounded at least 30 people, President Volodymyr Zelensky said Saturday. Russia's army has repeatedly targeted Ukraine's railway infrastructure since invading in February 2022. Zelensky called the strike on Shostka station in Sumy "savage". "So far, we know of at least 30 victims" including passengers and railway staff, he said. He posted a video showing a mangled train carriage engulfed in flames with twisted metal and busted windows. 


Russian sources have denied any cooperation with Pakistan that could concern India, including reports about supplying jet engines. 


India-Russia Ties: 'Russia Can't Make a Deal With Pak to Make India Feel Uncomfortable' 

 President Vladimir Putin underlined that russian oil is indispensable to global energy markets.
Russia produces 9.5 million barrers per day,
Nearly 10 percent of world demand.
Any attempt to remove russian oil from the market would send prices soaring.

Russia’s Oil Role Critical To Global Price Stability


Russia launched a massive overnight assault on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, firing 381 drones and 35 missiles, according to Ukraine’s Air Force and Energy Ministry. The large-scale strikes targeted power facilities across multiple regions, sparking fears of a winter energy crisis. Stay tuned for LIVE updates on the Russia-Ukraine war.

Ukraine's Energy Infrastructure Bombed! Russia Unleashes 381 Drones, 35 Missiles Overnight

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has warned European nations that Russia is seeking to escalate the ongoing conflict, urging stronger support and vigilance. He emphasised the urgent need for coordinated defense measures to prevent further destabilization in the region.

Russia-Ukraine War: Zelensky Warns, Drone Incursions Show Russia Seeking To Escalate War

Russian President Vladimir Putin has made a big statement on U.S. tariff policies, emphasizing that India will not accept humiliation and expressing confidence that Prime Minister Modi will protect India’s interests. The remarks come amid rising tensions over trade and economic measures imposed by the United States.

Putin Slams US, Backs Modi On Russian Oil Trade, 'India Won't Accept Humiliation'

India-US Tariff War: Putin Says US Tariffs On Russia's Trade Partners Could Backfire

EU leaders are meeting in Copenhagen under pressure to boost European defence after a series of Russian incursions into EU airspace, and days after drones targeted Danish airports.


EU divided on using frozen Russian assets for loan to Ukraine

Ukraine has successfully restored power to the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant following an alleged strike by Russian forces. The incident raised concerns over nuclear safety and potential environmental risks in the region, given Chernobyl’s history as the site of the 1986 nuclear disaster. Ukrainian authorities acted swiftly to repair critical infrastructure and ensure the facility’s operations remain stable and secure. 


Ukraine Restores Power At Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant After Alleged Russian Strike 

The United Nations has imposed new sanctions on Iran over its nuclear programme, escalating tensions in the region. Meanwhile, Russia has accused Western nations of closing diplomatic channels, warning of rising global instability. The twin developments underscore deepening divisions over international security and nuclear oversight.

UN hits Iran with sanctions | Russia accuses west of shutting doors on diplomacy

Russia Fuel Crisis: Lost Nearly 40% of Oil Refining Capacity

Several regions in Russia and parts of Ukraine it controls are reporting gasoline shortages after Ukraine stepped up attacks on Russian oil refineries this month, and amid a seasonal surge in fuel demand. Russia imposed a gasoline exports ban for oil producers on July 28 in a bid to prevent shortages at a time of peak demand because of summer travel and grain harvesting. But some market participants said this will not be enough to avert a fuel crunch.

Russia Fuel Crisis: Lost Nearly 40% of Oil Refining Capacity

Ukraine Rainfall: Floods And Heavy Rainfall Hit Ukraine's Odesa, Killing 9, Including Child

Rescuers worked through the night, battling havoc from severe weather and floods in Ukraine's southern city of Odesa. And the surrounding district that killed nine people, a child among them. And this while the country keeps on its fight against Russia.



Ukraine Rainfall: Floods And Heavy Rainfall Hit Ukraine's Odesa, Killing 9, Including Child

Ukrainian Achilles drones have taken out two of Russia’s most feared TOS-1A thermobaric rocket launchers near Kupiansk.
The short-range heavy flamethrower systems, capable of devastating blasts, were destroyed in a precise night operation.
Kupiansk, a strategic hub in eastern Ukraine, remains under Ukrainian control, and these drone strikes highlight the growing role of precision unmanned attacks in limiting Russia’s frontline firepower.

Ukrainian Drones Destroy Two of Russia’s Elite Tos-1a Thermobaric Rocket Launchers

Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered the conscription of 135,000 men into the military, marking the largest autumn draft initiated by the Kremlin in nearly a decade.

According to a decree reported by the state-run TASS news agency, the draft will run from October 1 to December 31, 2025, and will apply to Russian citizens aged 18 to 30 who are not part of the reserve and are eligible for military service.


Russia-Ukraine War: Putin Orders 135,000 Men To Join Military In Largest Fall Draft In Years

Putin: Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree for the 2025 autumn military draft, set to call up 135,000 citizens aged 18 to 30 between October 1 and December 31. This marks the largest autumn conscription campaign in nine years, aimed at strengthening Russia's military forces amid ongoing challenges. 


Putin: Russia Plans to Draft 135,000 People in Autumn Conscription Drive

It has almost become daily drama for Donald Trump to school Europe on the purchase of Russian oil, but he never talks about Russian gas. Why? Russian gas continues to flow into several European nations, and stopping the supply would mean winter woes for its citizens, who could revolt. In spite of the US president rapping China and India over Russian oil purchases and asking Europe to put sanctions on the same, he won't talk about gas purchases. Let us expose this hogwash.

 Trump Schools India On Russian Oil, But Silent On Europe Quietly Funding Russia

Ukraine has asked the United States for Tomahawk cruise missiles capable of striking Moscow. 

President Zelensky says the move could pressure Russia into peace talks.
The U.S. Vice President, J.D. Vance, says Donald Trump will make the final call, while Trump’s envoy Keith Kellogg signals the answer is yes.

Meanwhile, the Kremlin questions whether the U.S. would provide targeting data, warning that any U.S. involvement could make Washington a direct party to the war.

Question is, will U.S. test Putin's 'red lines' with the arms supply?


Will U.S. Test Putin’s Red Lines With Tomahawk Missiles for Ukraine?

JD Vance: U.S. Vice President JD Vance confirmed that the United States is actively considering Ukraine's request for long-range Tomahawk missiles to bolster its defense against Russian forces. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has asked the US to authorize the sale of these missiles to European countries, which would then supply them to Ukraine. 


Russia-Ukraine War: JD Vance Says US Evaluating Tomahawk Missiles for Ukraine

Russia-Ukraine: President Volodymyr Zelensky has accused Russia of using a "shadow fleet" of oil tankers to launch and control drones targeting European cities amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. 


Russia-Ukraine: Zelensky Blames Russian Shadow Fleet for Drone Attacks on Europe

The U.S. is considering Ukraine's request for long-range Tomahawk missiles, with Vice President JD Vance stating President Trump will make the final determination. These 2,500 km range missiles would be a powerful asset for Ukraine but would likely be seen by Russia as an escalation. Trump, frustrated by Putin's refusal for peace, is reviewing the deal as Russia's invasion stalls.


Breaking: US is considering Ukraine's request to obtain long-range Tomahawk missiles

Unidentified drones were sighted flying overnight above Denmark’s largest military base, reported AFP, citing officials. Officials believe that the incident is part of a series of similar sightings that they believe could be linked to a “hybrid attack."

Russia-NATO Tensions: Suspicious Drones Spotted Over Norway's Biggest Military Base

Several regions in Russia and parts of Ukraine it controls are reporting gasoline shortages after Ukraine stepped up attacks on Russian oil refineries this month, and amid a seasonal surge in fuel demand. Russia imposed a gasoline exports ban for oil producers on July 28 in a bid to prevent shortages at a time of peak demand because of summer travel and grain harvesting. But some market participants said this will not be enough to avert a fuel crunch.

Russia-Ukraine War: Moscow Extends Ban On Fuel Export Amid Severe Fuel Crisis

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