We have been compiling these lists for almost 10 years, because we believe that their defendants will definitely be punished
Meetings with relatives, queues for pineapples and champagne, photo shoots near Santa with deer - the usual New Year's bustle, like in any city in the world.
Review by military expert Tom Cooper, focusing on three to four sectors of the battlefield. What is happening around Avdiivka, in Zaporizhzhya region and on the left bank of the Dnieper, Kherson region
The enemy of my enemy is my friend - an old proverb that is completely losing relevance in the new global world. Why? Explains Turkish columnist Izzet Enyunlu.
The candidate of historical sciences and researcher of indigenous people Martin-Alexander Kyslyy reflects on what the Crimean Tatars are striving for and where they are headed
Why the Crimean Peninsula is at the center of the geopolitical conflict between Russia and Ukraine, explains Izzet Enyunlu
This is a road that lasts less than 12 hours. You get on the train to find yourself in a completely different world overnight.
In the first part of this article, I described the basics of the existing technologies of Western general-purpose bombs and guided bombs; the basics of Russian general-purpose bomb technology, as well as the reasons why the Russians, having a need for “a large number of high-precision guided bombs”
On July 23, 19-year-old Apaz Kurtamet left from Novooleksiyivka to Crimea. A day after Appaz disappeared, his mother was called from an unfamiliar number.
We live in times of serious challenges facing great nations and alliances. Their seriousness is realized by peoples who have passed the path of creation and development of national states. But Crimean Tatars are at best prepared to preserve themselves as fig jam in a three-liter jar.
In October and November of this year, the Russian Aerospace Forces launched more than 2000 units of winged or glider bombs over Ukraine. FAB, CAB, MPK/UMPC - what are weapons and why it is important to understand it. Military aviation expert Tom Cooper explains