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Britain Says Russian Spy Ship Returned to U.K. Waters in Sign of Kremlin Threat

22 janvier 2025 à 20:53
The British defense secretary told Parliament that the Yantar, which he described as a Russian spy ship, had come near Britain’s coast for the second time in a few months.

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A handout picture released by Britain’s Ministry of Defense shows a the Royal Navy’s RFA Proteus, right, patrolling near a Russian vessel, the Yantar, in November 2024.

Guerre en Ukraine : sanctions contre la Russie, émissaire spécial… comment Donald Trump veut mettre fin au conflit en moins de 100 jours

22 janvier 2025 à 19:26
Depuis son investiture au début de la semaine, Donald Trump est en quête de solution pour mettre un terme au conflit qui oppose la Russie et l’Ukraine, le plus rapidement possible. Le président américain a entre...

Trump threatens Putin with taxes, tariffs and sanctions over Ukraine war

Par : Pjotr Sauer
22 janvier 2025 à 19:26

US president tells his Russian counterpart to ‘settle now and stop this ridiculous war’ or face repercussions

Donald Trump has threatened Russia with taxes, tariffs and sanctions if a deal to end the war in Ukraine is not struck soon, as the new US president tries to increase pressure on Moscow to start negotiations with Kyiv.

Writing in a post on Truth Social on Wednesday, Trump said Russia’s economy was failing and urged Vladimir Putin to “settle now and stop this ridiculous war”.

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Guerre en Ukraine : sanctions contre la Russie, émissaire spécial… comment Donald Trump veut mettre fin au conflit en moins de 100 jours

22 janvier 2025 à 19:26
Depuis son investiture au début de la semaine, Donald Trump est en quête de solution pour mettre un terme au conflit qui oppose la Russie et l’Ukraine, le plus rapidement possible. Le président américain a entre...

Keir Starmer urged to push for Ukraine to get $300bn of frozen Russian assets

Financier turned activist Bill Browder says Russia will make gains that spark refugee crisis if US military support dries up

Keir Starmer should show leadership over the Ukraine war by pushing for $300bn (£243bn) of frozen Russian assets to be used to fund Kyiv’s military, the financier turned activist Bill Browder has said.

Speaking on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Browder warned that if US military support for Ukraine dried up, Russia would make territorial gains in the near-three-year long conflict, forcing millions of Ukrainians to flee the country.

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Fighting Alongside Russia, North Koreans Wage Their Own War

22 janvier 2025 à 11:01
Ukrainian forces described a different kind of enemy, fighting with unfamiliar tactics and little option to retreat.

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Russian soldiers at an artillery position in the Kursk region, in December. Even before it sent troops, North Korea was supplying Russia with millions of artillery shells.

Ukraine war briefing: Ukraine drones hit Russian oil depot; Trump floats fresh Russia sanctions

22 janvier 2025 à 02:15

Ukraine claims strikes on oil depot and aviation plant inside Russia; Trump talks Ukraine negotiations, Russia sanctions and how China should do more to end the war. What we know on day 1,064

Ukraine fired a wave of drones into Russia sparking a blaze at an oil depot and explosions at a plant producing military aircraft, the Ukrainian army said on Tuesday. In the western Voronezh region bordering Ukraine, Kyiv said it struck an oil depot near the town of Liski for the second time in less than a week. “Tanks with fuel and lubricants used by the occupiers to supply Russian troops caught fire,” the Ukrainian army said. Ukraine also said it struck an aviation plant producing “combat aircraft” in the western Russian city of Smolensk, sparking “explosions”. The governor of the Smolensk region said only that falling debris from downed drones had sparked “roof fires”. Footage and pictures online backed up the Ukrainian versions of events. Russia said it downed 55 Ukrainian drones over Monday night, more than half of which were intercepted over regions bordering Ukraine, while Ukraine said Moscow fired 131 drones and decoys as well as four missiles at its territory.

Donald Trump has said it “sounds like” the US might impose fresh sanctions on Russia if its president, Vladimir Putin, refuses to negotiate about ending the war in Ukraine. Trump said on Monday that the Russian president “should make a deal … I think he’s destroying Russia by not making a deal”. The US has already sanctioned Russia heavily and Trump gave no details on possible additional sanctions. “We’re talking to [Ukrainian president Volodymyr] Zelenskyy, we’re going to be talking with President Putin very soon,” Trump said. “We’re going to look at it.”

Trump said he had pressed the Chinese president, Xi Jinping, in a call to intervene to stop the Ukraine war. “He’s not done very much on that. He’s got a lot of … power, like we have a lot of power. I said, ‘You ought to get it settled.’ We did discuss it.” In Moscow, the Kremlin foreign policy aide Yuri Ushakov said Putin and Xi on Tuesday discussed talks with Donald Trump and the outlook for a possible peace deal to end the war in Ukraine. Xi told Putin about a call with Trump, Ushakov said.

Trump claimed “Russia never would have gone into Ukraine” had he been president instead of Joe Biden. “I had a very strong understanding with Putin. That would have never, ever happened. He disrespected Biden. Very simple. He disrespects people. He’s smart. He understands. He disrespected Biden.” Trump said his administration was also looking at the issue of sending weapons to Ukraine, adding his view that the EU should be doing more to support Ukraine.

Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, has said that “at least 200,000” allied troops would be needed to enforce any peace deal in Ukraine as he urged Europe to “take care of itself” as Donald Trump returns to power in the US. Luke Harding writes that Zelenskyy said European leaders should not ask themselves what Trump would do next, and said that they instead needed to take collective steps to defend their continent at a time when it was under aggressive attack by Russia. “Will President Trump even notice Europe? Does he see Nato as necessary? And will he respect EU institutions?” Zelenskyy told reporters he was working on meeting Trump but there was no date yet. “We want to finish the war and President Trump says that he also really would like to finish the war, and I believe he will help us with this.”

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Zelenskyy says Russia-Ukraine peace deal would require 200,000 allied troops

21 janvier 2025 à 19:49

Ukrainian president tells Davos that Europe must establish itself as an ‘indispensable’ player on the global stage

Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said that “at least 200,000” allied troops would be needed to enforce any peace deal in Ukraine as he urged Europe to “take care of itself” as Donald Trump returns to power in the US.

Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Zelenskyy said European leaders should not ask themselves what Trump would do next, and said that they instead needed to take collective steps to defend their continent at a time when it was under aggressive attack by Russia.

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Guerre en Ukraine : menace de veto, approvisionnement en électricité… pourquoi les relations se tendent entre Kiev et la Slovaquie

21 janvier 2025 à 18:03
La Slovaquie a menacé Kiev de sanctions si l’Ukraine maintenait sa position de mettre fin à tout transit du gaz russe sur son territoire. Volodymyr Zelensky a décidé de couper le robinet en fin d’année 2024, sevrant...

Guerre en Ukraine : courroucée, pourquoi la Slovaquie menace de mettre son veto au sujet des aides européennes allouées à Kiev

21 janvier 2025 à 17:45
La Slovaquie a menacé Kiev de sanctions si l’Ukraine maintenait sa position de mettre fin à tout transit du gaz russe sur son territoire. Volodymyr Zelensky a décidé de couper le robinet en fin d’année 2024, sevrant...

Putin and Xi hold video call in show of unity hours after Trump inauguration

Par : Pjotr Sauer
21 janvier 2025 à 16:13

Timing may show two leaders want to coordinate approach in engaging with new US administration over Ukraine

The Russian president, Vladimir Putin, held a video call with his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, in a symbolic display of unity just hours after Donald Trump was sworn in as the 47th president of the US.

Speaking from his Novo-Ogaryovo residence outside Moscow, Putin highlighted the close ties between the two countries, stating that their relations were based on “shared interests, equality, and mutual benefit“, calling Xi his “dear friend”.

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Guerre en Ukraine : "Une innovation intelligente"… Comment des drones armés de fusils à pompe peuvent s’attaquer à l’infanterie russe

21 janvier 2025 à 06:31
Pour lutter contre le manque de soldats, l’Ukraine a chargé certains de ses drones de fusils à pompes comme des vidéos le montrent sur les réseaux sociaux. S’ils peuvent intercepter ceux de la Russie, ils sont...

Guerre en Ukraine : "Une innovation intelligente"… Comment des drones armés de fusils à pompe peuvent s’attaquer à l’infanterie russe

21 janvier 2025 à 06:31
Pour lutter contre le manque de soldats, l’Ukraine a chargé certains de ses drones de fusils à pompes comme des vidéos le montrent sur les réseaux sociaux. S’ils peuvent intercepter ceux de la Russie, ils sont...

Guerre en Ukraine : "Nous jouerons un rôle"… pourquoi l’Allemagne se dit prête à envoyer des soldats dans la zone de conflit ?

20 janvier 2025 à 18:12
Dans un entretien, le ministre de la Défense, Boris Pistorius, a indiqué que l’Allemagne pourrait être amenée à envoyer des troupes en Ukraine dans les prochaines semaines. La chancellerie allemande souhaite ainsi...

Guerre en Ukraine : "Nous jouerons un rôle"… pourquoi l’Allemagne se dit prête à envoyer des soldats dans la zone de conflit ?

20 janvier 2025 à 16:56
Dans un entretien, le ministre de la Défense, Boris Pistorius, a indiqué que l’Allemagne pourrait être amenée à envoyer des troupes en Ukraine dans les prochaines semaines. La chancellerie allemande souhaite ainsi...

Guerre en Ukraine : deux morts dans une frappe ukrainienne en territoire russe occupé, le Kremlin revendique la conquête de deux localités

20 janvier 2025 à 10:53
Malgré de lourdes pertes, l’armée russe avance depuis des mois face à des forces ukrainiennes en manque d’hommes et moins bien armées. Une frappe ukrainienne en territoire occupé par la Russie a fait au moins deux...

Guerre en Ukraine : deux morts dans une frappe ukrainienne en territoire russe occupé, le Kremlin revendique la conquête de deux localités

20 janvier 2025 à 10:53
Malgré de lourdes pertes, l’armée russe avance depuis des mois face à des forces ukrainiennes en manque d’hommes et moins bien armées. Une frappe ukrainienne en territoire occupé par la Russie a fait au moins deux...

War and life in Ukraine: a year through the lens

20 janvier 2025 à 08:00

Photographer Nikoletta Stoyanova juxtaposes scenes of destruction with moments of celebration from the ongoing conflict in Ukraine over the past year. Nikoletta is a recipient of the Ian Parry photojournalism grant which has offered financial support and mentoring to emerging photographers for the last three decades

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How Russia is winning the arms race in Ukraine – video

Russia is engaging in a 'shadow war' with Nato states, which is reportedly part of a deliberate strategy to undermine the alliance’s ability to support Ukraine. At the same time Russia's military industrial complex is producing arms at a formidable rate, and with Nato countries struggling to keep up in term of numbers, the arms race is having a big impact on the frontline. Josh Toussaint-Strauss finds out how Russia is using hybrid warfare alongside boosting its arms industry to outpace Nato, and what this all means for the war in Ukraine

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