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Admiral Kasatonov sighted near Fehmarn Island, NATO intensifies presence near Kaliningrad with 25 aircraft in the last 48 hours.

According to Germany's Bild, NATO has developed a ground warfare concept aimed at halting Russian forces, disrupting their ability to wage war, and pushing the invasion back toward Russia's borders.

The Russian embassy accused Britain of complicity after British drones were used in attacks on Russian territory, while Prime Minister Burnham says support for Ukraine remains one hundred percent.

Moscow has threatened London with "consequences" for supplying drones to Ukraine, while 600 unmanned aerial vehicles were launched toward the Moscow region overnight from Monday to Tuesday.

A court in Pskov punished the deputy chairman of the Yabloko party for criticizing the war in Ukraine, while the Supreme Court on the same day upheld the ban on the party's participation in elections.

Pyongyang could significantly expand its role in the conflict, freeing up Russian forces for frontline combat while gaining valuable combat experience for North Korea.

London dismisses Moscow's accusations, insisting the Russian tanker was stopped in full accordance with international law.

The Russian president announced a reciprocal response to the seizures of Russian merchant ships, which British media interpreted as a threat of escalation.

During observation of Pacific Fleet military exercises, the Russian president held a meeting on the defense of the eastern borders, emphasizing that key tasks are tied to the special military operation, but also the duty to protect the entire territory.

The Russian president toured Iturup, an island Tokyo considers its own territory, as relations between the two countries are already strained by the war in Ukraine.

Nobel laureate warns of the crackdown on free speech in Russia, political prisoners, and alarming nuclear rhetoric.

The Ukrainian president announced a joint strategy with allies to pressure Moscow, while Russian media claim it's a propaganda war and an attempt to scare Russians with mobilization.

As Kyiv strikes Novorossiysk with drones and missiles, Putin threatens from the Pacific to seize European ships and showcases naval power in the Far East.

Russian president, speaking from the cruiser Varyag, announces seizure of Western ships in response to confiscation of Russian assets. Admiral Liina confirms readiness for inspections and detention of vessels.

According to satellite data, the fiercest fighting is taking place in the Zaporizhzhia, eastern Dnipropetrovsk, Donetsk, and northeastern Kharkiv regions, while Russia claims to have repelled a massive attack of up to 1,000 Ukrainian drones.

The Russian president announced retaliation for European Union plans to intercept and seize vessels from Russia's 'shadow fleet,' stating that Moscow will act wherever it deems necessary.