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War in Ukraine
Ukraine launched strikes on the Ryazan Oil Refinery, a key supplier to the Russian military, and an oil depot in Tula, causing multiple explosions and fires.
Feb. 24
Kyiv
Ukraine’s Security Service said it had thwarted another bomb plot reportedly being organized by Russian intelligence and had caught two suspects making a bomb using household products.
Feb. 21
Ukraine
One of the North Korean soldiers captured by Kyiv shared details about his personal life and battlefield experience in a recent interview.
Feb. 20
Russia
Kyiv hit Russia’s Ilsky Oil Refinery and Kropotkinskaya pumping station, causing explosions, a fire, and disrupting oil transit, while Kremlin claims to have intercepted 90 UAVs overnight.
Feb. 17
Zelensky
The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) said it discovered a Russian spy within its ranks – who was apprehended by the SBU chief himself.
Feb. 12
SBU
The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) attributed the attacks to Russian intelligence, whom it claims ordered unsuspecting agents to plant explosives and detonated them before they could leave.
Feb. 5
Ukraine
Lured by financial gains, the two 19-year-olds were tasked by Russian intelligence to place a bomb at a police station – not knowing the bomb was meant to detonate before they got away.
Feb. 4
Russia
Ukrainian drones hit a warehouse and three buildings of Russia’s 23rd missile arsenal in Tver. Locals reported over 20 explosions and discussed evacuations on social media.
Jan. 29
F-16
The operatives were recruited by a known female agent from Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB), the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) said.
Jan. 29
SBU
The cadet was reportedly motivated by financial rewards and was promised an extraction to Russia following the attack.
Jan. 27
Odesa
The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) said a 15-year-old teenager in Ukraine’s Mykolaiv region was tasked with spying on Ukrainian positions by another Russian agent.
Jan. 24
Russia
The UAVs struck the Ryazan oil refinery, a critical supplier for Russia’s military and Bryansk’s Kremniy plant which produces missile system microelectronics.
Jan. 24
France
Official statements said Col. Dmytro Ryumshyn could face a 10-year prison term if convicted of wartime command negligence, including ignoring the desertion of more than 1,000 of his soldiers.
Jan. 21
SBU
Ukrainian authorities said the firms bypassed sanctions by routing the components through the Middle East, which ended up on weapons Russia fired against Ukraine.
Jan. 21
Corruption
Ukraine’s security services arrested the Armed Forces’ chief psychiatrist on suspicion of illegally obtaining property, cars, and hidden assets worth more than $1 million during the war.
Jan. 21
Kharkiv
SBU arrested generals for failing to defend Kharkiv during Russia’s May 2024 offensive, leading to part of the region being captured.
Jan. 20
Ukraine launched strikes on the Ryazan Oil Refinery, a key supplier to the Russian military, and an oil depot in Tula, causing multiple explosions and fires.
Feb. 24