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

Ukraine Peace Deal: Zelensky Denounces Putin As 'War's Slave'

Ukraine Peace Plan: Zelensky Seeks 20-Year Security Guarantees, Slams Concessions

Ukraine is testing a new laser weapon capable of shooting down Russian drones at a cost reportedly under $10 per shot. As modern battlefields evolve, militaries worldwide are exploring laser systems as a cost-effective alternative to expensive missiles. Is directed-energy warfare the future of combat?


Russia-Ukraine War: Ukraine Tests $10-Per-Shot Laser to Down Russian Drones

At least six people were killed as Russia launched a massive drone and missile assault across Ukraine, targeting energy facilities and a port near Odesa. Moscow also claimed 1,200 Ukrainian soldiers were killed within 24 hours. Watch this report for the latest escalation in the Russia-Ukraine war.


Russia-Ukraine War: Moscow Claims 1,200 Ukrainian Troops Killed, Odesa Port Hit 

Russian forces have continued targeting Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, cutting heating to thousands of buildings in the capital Kyiv and contributing to widespread disruptions amid one of the coldest winters in years. In the latest attack, Russian strikes early Thursday damaged heat-generating facilities in Kyiv, leaving nearly 2,600 residential buildings without heating and plunging many residents into hardship.

At the same time, two people were killed in eastern Ukraine, including in the town of Lozova, during broader strikes that also damaged power infrastructure in other regions. Moscow’s campaign against Ukraine’s energy system is part of a sustained effort that has repeatedly cut electricity and heating services across major population centres during freezing conditions.


Will Trump Back Ukraine as Russia Intensifies Attacks?

Russia launched a massive aerial assault on Ukraine, firing 25 missiles and 219 Shahed drones, according to Ukrainian officials. Kyiv’s heating infrastructure was struck amid freezing temperatures, while two people were reported killed in eastern Ukraine as Odesa and Dnipro also came under attack.


Russia-Ukraine War: Russia Strikes Heating In Kyiv, 2 Killed In East Ukraine 

Heavy fighting continues in eastern Ukraine as Russian forces intensify attacks on key cities. In Kharkiv, at least four people were killed in a Russian drone strike, highlighting the ongoing danger to civilians amid escalating conflict. Ukrainian forces are defending strategic positions while facing increasing aerial assaults, including drones targeting urban areas. The clashes mark another intensification in the Russia-Ukraine war, affecting both frontline soldiers and residents in occupied or contested regions.

Russia-Ukraine War: 4 Killed Amid Heavy Fighting and Drone Strikes in Eastern Ukraine 

The ongoing conflict has sent food prices soaring across Russia, with tomatoes, cucumbers, and other essentials becoming increasingly expensive. Citizens are feeling the direct impact of the war on their daily lives and budgets. In this video, we examine the causes behind the price surge, including supply chain disruptions, inflation, and economic sanctions.

Russians Feel the Cost of War: Food Prices Soar in Russia Amid War

Russia has escalated its aerial bombardment of Ukraine to unprecedented levels, unleashing around 2,000 drones and 616 missile strikes in the past week alone, primarily targeting energy infrastructure and civilian areas.


Russia-Ukraine War: Kyiv Claims Iranian-Made Drones Have Struck Odesa

Russia has escalated its aerial bombardment of Ukraine to unprecedented levels, unleashing around 2,000 drones and 616 missile strikes in the past week alone, primarily targeting energy infrastructure and civilian areas.



Russia-Ukraine War: Russia Unleashes Record Strikes on Ukraine 

Russia has intensified its aerial campaign against Ukraine, launching a record barrage of approximately 2,000 drones and 616 missile strikes over the past week, targeting energy infrastructure, civilian areas, and military sites across multiple regions.



Russia Unleashes Record 2,000 Drones, 616 Missile Strikes on Ukraine in a Week 

Russia launched overnight drone and missile strikes across Ukraine, killing at least three people and hitting critical energy infrastructure. The renewed attacks raise doubts over possible diplomatic talks as territorial disputes, including Donbas and Zaporizhzhia, remain unresolved.


Russia-Ukraine War: Russian Strikes On Ukraine Energy Infra Threaten Trilateral Talks

Russia launched more than 440 drones and missiles at Ukraine in a large-scale overnight attack targeting cities and critical infrastructure, Ukrainian officials said. Ukraine’s air force reported that Russia fired 408 drones and 39 missiles between Friday night and early Saturday. Of those, 382 drones and 24 missiles were shot down or electronically suppressed. According to the air force, 21 drones and 13 missiles struck targets across 19 locations. Oleksandr Koval, head of the Rivne regional military administration in western Ukraine, said at least one person was killed and two others injured in strikes on the region. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said the attacks again targeted Ukraine’s energy sector as the country endures severe winter conditions.


Russia Pounds Ukraine With Drones; Will Strikes on Kyiv Energy Infra Threaten Trilateral Talks?

Ukraine has voiced strong opposition to a proposed economic cooperation initiative between Russia and the United States—reportedly valued at $12 trillion—citing concerns that it could undermine Ukrainian sovereignty and security.


Russia Trying To Bypass Ukraine And Deal Directly With US? 

Israel is reportedly pressuring U.S. to ask Iran to reduce the range of its ballistic missiles, and decimate its uranium enrichment. Iran says it is ready for war, however, it will not give up on its nuclear or missile program.


Israel Wants Iran to Reduce the Range of Its Missiles

Ukraine has voiced strong opposition to a proposed economic cooperation initiative between Russia and the United States—reportedly valued at $12 trillion—citing concerns that it could undermine Ukrainian sovereignty and security.



Zelensky Fears Ukraine Being Sidelined as Russia Tempts US With $12 Trillion Deal

Four Indian medical students were injured, alongside two police officers, in a brutal knife attack by a 15-year-old suspect at Bashkortostan State Medical University's hostel in Ufa, Russia. 

Indian Students Hurt in Ufa Rampage Amid Russia-Ukraine Tensions

Four Indian medical students were among six injured in a knife attack by a 15-year-old at Bashkortostan State Medical University's hostel sports hall in Ufa, Russia. Two police officers were stabbed while subduing the suspect, who also self-harmed and was hospitalized in serious condition; reports link him to a neo-Nazi group.

Russia-Ukraine: Four Indians Injured in Knife Attack in Russia

Russia unleashed over 400 drones and missiles in a massive overnight assault on Kyiv and Ukraine's power network, described as the war's largest winter attack, causing blackouts and injuries amid freezing temperatures. Ukrainian air defenses intercepted many, but strikes hit thermal plants, high-rises in Kyiv, Kharkiv, and Dnipro, leaving tens of thousands without heat.




Russia-Ukraine War: Russia Pounds Kyiv in Air Onslaught 

US President Donald Trump has warned Russia and Ukraine to reach a settlement by June 2026, outlining a timeline to end the war. Washington has offered channels for direct negotiations, with the move coming after President Zelensky said the US was willing to host peace talks next week.


Trump Warns Russia and Ukraine to End War by June 2026, Offers Direct Negotiation Channels

The second day of Ukraine-Russia peace talks in Abu Dhabi ended without any agreement on ending the war, as negotiators failed to achieve a breakthrough. Ukraine indicated that the United States could host the next round of talks, keeping diplomatic channels open despite stalled progress.

Ukraine-Russia Peace Talks End Day Two With No Breakthrough, US May Host Next Round 

Ukraine-Russia Peace Talks Day Two End With No Breakthrough, US May Host Next Round

Russia has demanded that Ukraine accept Moscow’s conditions for a truce as fresh drone and missile strikes hit eastern Ukraine, killing at least six people. Attacks were reported in Odesa and Zaporizhzhia, underscoring ongoing hostilities despite talk of a ceasefire.


Russia-Ukraine War: Russia Demands Ukraine Accept Moscow’s Terms as Drone Strikes Kill Six in East

Russia-Ukraine War: The first day of Russia-Ukraine talks in Abu Dhabi was described as productive, with military and political issues discussed. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio reaffirmed Washington’s commitment, while President Zelensky said the dialogue must lead to peace.


Ukraine Peace Talks: Military-Political Issues Discussed on First Day of Talks in Abu Dhabi 

The first day of Russia-Ukraine talks in Abu Dhabi was described as productive, with military and political issues discussed. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio reaffirmed Washington’s commitment, while President Zelensky said the dialogue must lead to peace.


Ukraine Peace Talks: US Hails Engagement Between Kyiv & Moscow, 'Talks Must Bring Peace'

Russia hammered Ukraine with over 500 missiles and drones on February 3, 2026, killing two civilians in Zaporizhzhia-where a monument was also damaged and blacking out cities amid freezing -20°C weather.


Russia-Ukraine War: Russia's Massive Ukraine Strikes Kill 2 in Zaporizhzhia

Russia unleashed its largest missile and drone barrage of 2026 on Ukraine overnight February 3, launching 71 missiles-including Kinzhal hypersonics and Kh-101 cruise missiles-and 450 Shahed drones targeting energy grids in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Dnipro, Zaporizhzhia, and Odesa.


Russia-Ukraine War: Moscow's Massive Strike Kills 2 in Zaporizhzhia

Russia resumed massive missile and drone strikes across Ukraine on February 3, 2026, launching 71 missiles-including Kinzhal and Kh-101 types-and nearly 450 Shahed drones, targeting energy infrastructure in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Dnipro, and other regions amid freezing -20°C weather.


Russia-Ukraine War: Russia Resume Large-Scale Ukraine Strikes

Russia and Ukraine exchanged fresh deadly strikes as Kyiv accused Moscow of hitting a maternity hospital in Zaporizhzhia. A separate Russian strike killed 15 miners in Dnipro, while planned Ukraine war talks in Abu Dhabi were delayed to Wednesday.


Russia-Ukraine war: Maternity hospital hit in Zaporizhzhia, 15 miners killed

US President Donald Trump said there could be good news in Ukraine peace talks after he requested a one-week pause from Putin, with Russia halting energy strikes. Ukraine’s talks with the US and Russia are set to resume in the UAE, while the EU pledges new energy aid to Kyiv.


Ukraine Peace Talks: Trump Says Putin Agreed to Pause Attacks on Ukraine for a Week |

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said the next round of US-Ukraine-Russia talks will be held on February 4–5 in Abu Dhabi, even as a Russian drone strike killed 15 Ukrainian miners, underscoring the fragile security situation.


Russia-Ukraine War: Zelensky Says Peace Delegation To Meet Russian Officials In Abu Dhabi 

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