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OPEC + keeps oil production unchanged by November

Saudi Arabia, Russia and five other producers prolong the pause in pumping increases for the second month

Putin is in nuclear intimidation

The novelty lies in the repeated and persistent threat of the Kremlin

Students recruited by Telegram, amateur saboteurs and hitmen: thus externalizes Russia's operations in Europe

The Kremlin, which lost a large part of its agents with the expulsions after the Ukrainian war, seeks to rebuild its tentacles to heat the hybrid war

Russia urges diplomats and foreigners to leave Ukraine in the midst of massive attacks

The Russian Government is increasing its attacks on Ukrainian civilian and military infrastructure, while warning diplomatic personnel to leave Kiev in the face of a massive attack. Ukrainian air defences shot down dozens of Russian drones, but this has not stopped the new Russian attacks, with increasingly powerful and fast drones, including reaction models that are more difficult to intercept.

Russia urges foreigners and diplomats to leave Kiev on the third day of attacks on bridges

The bridges across the Dniéper River have become the most recent target of Russian attacks in Kiev, while the Russian Foreign Ministry calls on foreigners to leave the Ukrainian capital. President Volodímir Zelenski points out intelligence reports that show a "new doctrine" ordered by his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, to bomb "roads, schools and hospitals." Meanwhile, Donald Trump is looking for the peace agreement to end the war in Ukraine to include oil pacts with Moscow, according to 'The New York Times'.

Russia Bombs Key Bridges in Kiev and Urges Diplomats to Leave the City

The Kremlin states that it will continue its offensive in the Ukrainian capital, which lives in a "dramatic" situation, according to local authorities

When Putin threatens

It is not necessary to take lightly to any power that fades the nuclear weapon to its neighbours.

Kaliningrad, the former Russian militarized key embedded in NATO that unleashed Putin's nuclear threat

The only skillful Russian port in winter is both a bounce and a vulnerability to the Kremlin

Build houses in 12 days? What the current housing problem can learn from what happened 70 years ago

In Spain, housing is missing, but how can we quickly build homes and neighborhoods to solve a pressing problem? In the US and Soviet Russia they did it 70 years ago with mistakes and successes

Zelenski's exclusive video statements to El País

Ukrainian President warns of an increase in Russia's attacks and Putin's help from China or India to dodge economic sanctions

Anxiety and depression in Ukrainian society after almost five years of invasion

Seven out of ten Ukrainians suffered anxiety or depression in the last year, but only one in five asked for help

Screen societies, companies in Kyrgyzstan and cryptomonedas: the Kremlin's ghost fabric to evade sanctions

The Moldovan fugitive Ilan Shor is behind A7, a parallel financial structure that allows Russia to overcome its isolation

Zelenski to EL PAIS, in the face of the new Russian offensive against Kiev: "Putin is not afraid of Europeans"

In a conversation at a newly bombed school this Thursday, the president claims that Moscow seeks "for Ukrainians to leave the capital"

Ukraine launches its FP-7 ballistic missile in combat: What can change in the war against Russia?

Putin warns that Russia is willing to use all its weapons to protect Kaliningrad, including nuclear weapons

The Russian leader insists that Moscow "is not threatening anyone" and that it is only responding to the statements of Western leaders.

Putin reiterates his nuclear threat to Europe: "The point of no return can come unexpectedly"

The president insists that his words are not "an intimidation," but "a response" to Western leaders' statements and the hypothesis of a possible attack on Kaliningrad

Russia and Ukraine exchange new attacks with drones; Moscow negotiates with Washington

Several Ukrainian cities were the target of new Russian attacks, which impacted civilian buildings such as homes and shopping centres. On the other hand, Kiev also launched drones into Russian territory, also impacting on civilian infrastructure. The peace negotiations remain stalled, while Moscow is negotiating directly with the United States, but it regrets that Washington is making proposals conditional on the war in Ukraine.

Russia cancels the two concerts of Kanye West after the controversy over their links to Nazism

The American rapper planned to act on October 10 and 11 in St. Petersburg, but the compound claims that there was never a contract with the promoter

"We will not be intimidated": Estonia accuses Russia for fire in a drones factory that supplies Ukraine

The Estonian Internal Security Service concludes that the fire on the Milrem Robotics defence company in Tallinn on 15 August was "an act of sabotage caused by the Russian Federation's special services," said Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal on Tuesday 29 September. The governments of France, Sweden and NATO condemned the aggression against the manufacturer of unmanned aircraft supplying the Ukrainian Army.

Zelenski denounces new shipments of North Korean troops to Russia and satellite support from Moscow to Iran: these are the details

Ukraine's President, Volodímir Zelenski, warned that more than 8,000 North Korean military personnel are currently on Russian territory and that an additional 10,000 are being selected and prepared for possible deployment, citing new data from Kiev's intelligence services. He also accused Moscow of providing North Korea with military training and combat experience, and of transferring satellite-based images to Iran that, according to Kiev, are monitoring United States military facilities and Persian Gulf countries.