Ukraine’s Azov Regiment visits Israel

The delegation came to Israel to advocate for members of the Azov Regiment who are still being held as prisoners in Russia

Pentagon refuses to vet proxy militias for human rights abuses: Report

Pentagon documents obtained by the New York Times show US planners use legal pretexts to bypass laws meant to block support for proxy forces carrying out atrocities

Bucha genocide ensured failure of Israeli-mediated talks between Russia and Ukraine

Former Israeli officials say the massacre of civilians in a suburb of Kiev, which Moscow maintains was a false-flag attack, put a stop to ceasefire talks that were shunned by western leaders

AP report shows Ukrainian commander wearing ISIS insignia

Washington has relied on both Salafist and Neo-Nazi extremist groups in Syria and Ukraine to fight as its proxies

New Israeli FM signals policy shift on Ukraine, neutrality toward Russia

On 29 December, Russian President Vladimir Putin called for the 'strengthening of Russian-Israeli cooperation in all areas'

Putin calls for ‘strengthening of Russian-Israeli cooperation in all areas’

The relationship between Russia and Israel has soured over the war in Ukraine, with Russia warning Israel against weapons deliveries to Ukraine

Russia deployed Syrian fighters to protect facilities in Luhansk and Donetsk: Report

According to the report, around 1,000 Syrian fighters were transferred to Russia for training, but only half of them went to Ukraine

Lavrov receives Hamas delegation in Moscow

Tensions between Russia and Israel have been heating up since the special military operation in Ukraine

UN hosts talks between Russia, Ukraine, Turkey on securing grain exports

The UN-brokered plan seeks to alleviate a global food crisis that was set off as a result of the NATO-instigated war in Ukraine

Turkey releases Russian ship after inspection for alleged stolen Ukrainian grain

Kiev has summoned the Turkish ambassador to Ukraine to provide an explanation of the result of the Turkish customs inspection

Turkey seizes Russian cargo ship allegedly carrying ‘stolen’ Ukrainian grain

Moscow has denied all allegations of the theft of wheat from Ukraine

Russia FM visits Turkey, puts forward plan to ease wheat crisis

Russia claims Soviet-era mines placed in the Black Sea by Ukraine are preventing safe passage of grain exports to the world

No Putin ‘apology’ to Israeli PM found in Kremlin transcript

Tel Aviv earlier claimed that President Putin apologized for the remarks of his foreign minister, in which he suggested Adolf Hitler may have had 'Jewish blood'

Israelis fighting shoulder to shoulder with Ukrainian neo-Nazis: Russian foreign ministry

Over recent days, Russian officials have lambasted Tel Aviv for its support of notorious anti-Semite militias in Ukraine

Follow the money: how Russia will bypass western economic warfare

The US and EU are over-reaching on Russian sanctions. The end result could be the de-dollarization of the global economy and massive commodity shortages worldwide.

Putin’s ‘civilizational’ speech frames conflict between east and west

In his Federal Assembly address, President Putin emphasized that Russia is not only an independent nation-state but also a distinct civilization with its own identity, which is in conflict and actively opposes the values of 'western civilization.'

How Mariupol will become a key hub of Eurasian integration

Mariupol was battered by Ukraine's right-wing Azov battalion well before Moscow launched its military ops. In Russian hands, this strategic steelworks port can transform into a hub of Eurasian connectivity.