More than ten days after Russia first invaded Ukraine, Moscow’s military has been left looking disorganised and ill-prepared. What the Kremlin believed would be a quick assault on the country now risks turning into a long, drawn-out war. An update from defence
Russia ‘is planning to stage public executions in Ukraine when cities are captured to break morale’, European intelligence official claims European intelligence officials claim Russia plans to stage public executions Crackdowns on protests in Ukraine and detaining opponents is also on cards
Former Pentagon official Kash Patel took aim at the Biden administration on Sunday over recent reports that the White House shared intelligence about Russia’s troop movements near Ukraine with China. President Joe Biden’s senior officials held six meetings across three months with
Ukraine is today battling to keep control of its capital as US intelligence warns that Russia is hoping a lightning assault on the city is the quickest way to end the war and hand control of the country back to Moscow. Intelligence
Bit late now! Obama’s Director of National Intelligence James Clapper says ‘I wish we were more aggressive with Russia in 2014 when they annexed Crimean Peninsula’ Former Obama administration DNI James Clapper said he ‘wished we were more aggressive with Russia in 2014’
U.S. officials now say the prospect for avoiding war in Ukraine appears very dim, and they expect that a Russian attack on Ukraine could include jet fighters, tanks, ballistic missiles and cyberattacks. And while war seems likely, the officials said the Biden
The two Russian spies accused of deploying a chemical warfare agent in Salisbury have been promoted to work for Vladimir Putin, claims a new investigation. They are now ‘important representatives of the Kremlin’ in different Russian regions, it is alleged. Detailed revelations
A whistleblower who ran the Pentagon’s top-secret UFO program has warned a soon-to-be-released report on unidentified aerial phenomena could reveal the greatest US intelligence failings since 9/11. Luis Elizondo, the former head of the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program (AATIP), told The Sun he