Smiling Russian and North Korean troops shown holding the two countries' flags as they celebrate their victory over Ukrainian forces in Russia's Kursk region, and a painting of Pyongyang's troops engaged in a firefight against Ukrainian forces.

Explosions were reported in nine districts of the city. Baza also reported flight delays at Moscow airports: nine flights at Sheremetyevo, six at Vnukovo, and three at Domodedovo.

A rock group named Stoptime played recent anti-war songs as well as an old anthem—originally by the Soviet-era band Kino—that has become a symbol of political resistance. “Changes! Our hearts demand changes,” the vocalist sang. “Changes! Our eyes demand changes!” A few bikers paused their deliveries to join the chorus.

A new report documents how a Russian military spy ship has been tracked surveilling and mapping undersea cables in Europe's Atlantic coastline.

Vice President JD Vance said on Fox News Sunday that Moscow needs to "wake up and accept reality," as the Trump administration tries to end the war.

The cameras, pointed at the sky and rear of the cheap Gerbera, further indicate that Russia is investing in wide-scale counters to FPV interceptors.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is willing to meet with U.S. President Donald Trump in Moscow, but the decision rests with the U.S. side, Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Sunday. Peskov told Russia's TASS news agency that the invitation extended by Putin to Trump remains on the table.

Speed cameras are everywhere these days, and photographic evidence of your face behind the wheel is pretty hard to beat in court. However, one Russian driver may have found the ultimate solution to evading hefty fines for disobeying the speed limit.

Moldova's pro-European ruling party faces a tough fight to keep its parliamentary majority against opponents calling for closer ties with Moscow, with a new poll confirming a tight race while many voters remain undecided ahead of Sunday's election.

Vladimir Putin has insisted Russia will ‘prevail’ in Ukraine after the White House announced they may send the country Tomahawk missiles with a range long enough to hit Moscow. US Vice President JD Vance has revealed Donald Trump is looking into offering Kyiv the weaponry as Russia continues to gain ground along the frontline.