The threat of military force could give Moscow another tool to pressure governments abroad.
As the Iran war unfolds, shifting objectives, contradictory statements and growing pressure for an exit are drawing comparisons with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Referring to Russia's invasion, Guterres said: "We have witnessed the cascading consequences of this blatant violation of international law."
As the conflict enters its fifth year, the war’s costs are no longer abstract projections but lived realities etched into lost lives, shattered infrastructure and permanently altered geopolitics.
The Ukrainian President said that US is too powerful and significant to withdraw its support for a democracy standing up to Moscow's aggression.
Market data, industry research, and reporting by The Telegraph show that antidepressant use has risen steadily since the Covid-19 pandemic and surged sharply after the invasion of Ukraine.
Donald Trump says progress is being made toward ending the Russia-Ukraine war, citing talks with Vladimir Putin, while warning deep hostility between Putin and Volodymyr Zelenskyy complicates peace efforts globally.
The New START, which Medvedev signed in 2010 when he was Russia’s president, expires today (February 5) unless Washington and Moscow reach a last-minute understanding.
Ukraine’s military depends heavily on Starlink for battlefield communications and for operating certain drone missions. Tens of thousands of Starlink terminals are used by Ukrainian forces across the frontlines.
In the video, a voice believed to be that of the commander can be heard berating the soldiers for attempting to abandon their posts and refusing orders.
The clock is a symbolic measure of how near the world is to catastrophe, based on threats such as nuclear war, climate change, emerging technologies and disinformation.
“I’m doing it to save lives. I’m doing it for Europe. It doesn’t affect us very much. I have the ability to get things done like this, and we’ll see if I can get it done," Trump said.
Lavrov argued that European leaders are convincing NATO to shift its focus toward conflict with Russia by expanding military postures and encouraging confrontation.
Russia’s military said the missile launch was retaliation for what it claimed was an attempted Ukrainian drone strike late last year on one of Putin’s residences in Novgorod.
Donald Trump’s decision to amplify the piece came as US intelligence agencies rejected Moscow’s claim about an attempted Ukrainian strike on Putin.
The peace agreement is 90 per cent ready. Ten per cent remains. And that is far more than just numbers, says Zelenskyy in a video message posted on his Telegram handle.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Ukraine carried out the attack late on Monday, adding that Russian air defences intercepted and brought down 91 drones.
Zelenskyy said Ukrainians remain united by a single hope during the festive season, even as Russian attacks continue across the country.
Trump went further to dramatise the situation, claiming that “eight planes were shot down” and that the conflict was rapidly escalating before it was brought under control.
With Ukraine demanding long-term security and Russia refusing to compromise on territory or NATO involvement, the coming days could determine whether the war edges toward negotiations or continues with no clear end in sight.
His comments echo earlier remarks by White House trade adviser Peter Navarro, who also said that “the road to peace runs through New Delhi” while praising Indian leadership.
Von der Leyen said the EU’s contribution would be part of a broader international effort. She explained that the goal is to help Ukraine defend itself and negotiate peace from a position of strength.
Mayor Vitaly Klitschko warning people to remain in shelters during the attack.
Russia’s leader says US peace ideas could start talks but demands Ukrainian withdrawal, threatening force. Diplomacy continues amid battlefield claims, drone attacks, scepticism, and IMF support as costs mount pile.
Trump has since taken a special interest in Driscoll’s work, referring to him as his “drone guy” due to his focus on modernising US forces and prioritising advanced military technology.