Eurasia Press & News

Fighting around the eastern Ukrainian city of Bakhmut is “extremely intense,” a Ukrainian military official said Tuesday, although little territory has changed hands between Moscow’s and Kyiv’s forces. In his nightly address Monday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said the situation in Bakhmut “is getting more and more complicated.” He said …

Russian President Vladimir Putin told the FSB domestic security service on Tuesday (28 February) to step up its activity to counter what he said was increasing espionage and sabotage against Russia by Ukraine and the West. In a speech to officials, Putin said the FSB had to stop “sabotage groups” …

U.S. government officials are doing all they can to discourage China from supplying Russia with arms that could be used to subjugate Ukraine, Pentagon Press Secretary Air Force Brig. Gen. Pat Ryder said Tuesday. President Joe Biden, Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III and Secretary of State Antony Blinken …

As Western attention focused on the deepening ties between China and Russia and the potential transfer of Chinese military aid to Moscow, Belarusian ruler Alyaksandr Lukashenka embarked on a three-day state visit to Beijing. In going to China, Lukashenka — a Kremlin ally and regular interlocutor of Russian President Vladimir …

Slava Heroyam! Ukraine will be glorious again! To the wounded hills of Ukraine life will return. The destroyed homes and streets will be rebuilt. Separated families and loved ones will be united. The dead will be mourned but Ukraine will celebrate freedom and peace. I attended the Munich Security Conference …

During the last week of February, the navies of Russia, China, and South Africa conducted maritime exercises in the Indian Ocean off the port of Durban. The exercise, named Exercise Mosi-2, was the second such instance when the navies of Russia, China, and South Africa came together in the Indian …

Beijing has released its 12-point position paper, calling for a ceasefire between Kyiv and Moscow. China has released its much-anticipated position paper on the Russia-Ukraine war, in which it calls for a ceasefire and talks between the two parties.

Photographs of Krušík’s unexploded mines, published by Russian soldiers, echoed in Serbia once again calling into question the declarative decision of the local authorities to stay away from the war in Ukraine. Information that mines from Valjevo were sold to Ukraine was denied by the Serbian Ministry of Trade, which …

Inflation has stopped, although our exchange rate is not fixed, it is important that it is firm, we are raising foreign exchange reserves, they are the largest in history in every sense, as well as gold reserves, we are now the richest in the history of Serbia, said President Aleksandar …

Aljbin Kurti, the Prime Minister of Kosovo, has been applying the strategy of grouping Serbia into authoritarian societies, which are usually linked to Russia, for a long time. Serbia and Russia are guided by the same logic in relation to their environment, dominance and use of force in international relations. …