Russia attacks coal mine in central Ukraine with nearly 500 workers underground. All mine workers were brought to the surface safely, and none were injured, Ukrainian energy company DTEK said.
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
-
Kremlin media threatens to wipe Ukrainian cities off the map
“THERE WILL BE NO LIFE! NOT IN KHARKIV! NOT IN POLTAVA! NOT IN MYKOLAIV! NOT IN ODESA!” — Kremlin media openly threaten to wipe Ukrainian cities off the map if Kyiv refuses to surrender. pic.twitter.com/I0PQZIVsAK
— KyivPost (@KyivPost) 25 octobre 2025“THERE WILL BE NO LIFE! NOT IN KHARKIV! NOT IN POLTAVA! NOT IN MYKOLAIV! NOT IN ODESA!” — Kremlin media openly threaten to wipe Ukrainian cities off the map if Kyiv refuses to surrender.
-
Budanov: Putin Plans Sabotage in Europe to Achieve Goals
"Reconnaissance in force." Budanov explained what Putin wants to achieve with sabotage in Europe https://ift.tt/nHvfc7I #liga #news
-
Arrivées prévues l’année prochaine selon Zelensky
They're expected to start to arriving next year, according to Zelensky.
-
Economist: Kremlin faces choice between printing money, slashing welfare, or mobilizing.
Economist Alexandra Prokopenko says the Kremlin will soon face a choice: print money, slash welfare, or force mass mobilization — all potential triggers for unrest. The longer the war lasts, the weaker Putin becomes. 8X
-
Analyst lists 25–30 critical Russian pipeline targets to cripple energy system
Analyst Tamás Pletser lists 25–30 critical targets — pipeline hubs, pumping stations, and export ports in western Russia. “If you can bomb these, Russia is over,” he says. Shutting down wells could permanently cripple the energy system Putin built his empire on. 6/
-
Russia’s vast territory now a vulnerability, says General Hodges
Retired U.S. Gen. Ben Hodges says Russia’s vast territory, once a shield, has become a weakness: “Now that Ukraine can reach deep into Russia, that vastness is a vulnerability.” 5/
-
Ukraine’s drone strikes on Russian oil refineries cause fuel shortages
With ground gains stalled, Ukraine’s new theory of victory targets Russia’s oil and gas industry — the lifeblood of Putin’s war. Dozens of refineries up to 800 miles inside Russia have exploded in drone strikes, causing fuel shortages and logistical chaos. 4/
-
Russia gains 1% of Ukraine with over 1 million casualties
Since November 2022, Russia has advanced only 1% of Ukrainian territory — at the cost of over 1 million Russian dead and wounded. Each day, the war is measured in yards, not miles, how Putin wants. 3/
-
Putin aims to exhaust Ukraine; Zelensky rejects ceasefire
Putin still believes he can grind Ukraine down and claim victory through exhaustion. His goal: collapse Ukraine’s economy and society to prove that four years of war were worth it. But Zelensky refuses to trade cities like Pokrovsk or Kostiantynivka for a false cease-fire.