This claim is made amid reports of further collapse in morale and worsening discipline among rank and file members of the Kremlin’s invasion force.
Russia denies that it attacked the Ukrainian shopping centre with missiles
Russia denied Tuesday that it hit a Kremenchuk shopping mall with missiles. It claimed that it had struck a nearby depot for U.S.- and European arms, triggering an explosion that
Ukraine attacked Crimean oil drilling platforms in the Black Sea, 71km from Odesa
Ukrainian forces attacked drilling platforms at the Black Sea that were owned by a Crimean oil-and-gas company, according to the pro-Russian head of the annexed peninsula. He did not give
What caused the Russia-Ukraine conflict to create a food shortage?
Russian hostilities in Ukraine have prevented grain from leaving the “breadbasket” of the world and made food more expensive around the globe. This has led to increased hunger, shortages and
Ukraine refused to negotiate a ceasefire with Moscow and intensified its attacks in the eastern Donbas
Andrzej Duda, Polish President, told Ukraine’s Parliament that even “one inch” of its territory would be a loss to the West. He also assured Kyiv about Warsaw’s support for its
In a counter-offensive to Russian forces near Kharkiv, Ukraine sends Russian troops back
On Tuesday, Ukraine claimed that its forces had captured villages from Russian troops northeast of Kharkiv. It was pressing a counter-offensive to signal a shift in war momentum and hamper
Russian economy takes the biggest hit since Cold War
The GDP will plummet by 14%, which is a much greater collapse than Russia’s financial crisis or the pandemic of the late 1990s.
Ben Robson – The week of 13th-17th January 2020
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