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Previous ISW coverage from July to December 2023 | Institute for the Study of War - Vimarsana News

Previous ISW coverage from July to December 2023 | Institute for the Study of War

Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, December 31, 2023 Click here to read the full report. Nicole Wolkov, Christina Harward, Karolina Hird, Riley Bailey, and Frederick W. Kagan December 31, 2023, 5:10pm ET  Note: ISW and CTP will not publish a campaign

Mum lived with corpses of three children to keep claiming benefits for party lifestyle - World News - Vimarsana News

Mum lived with corpses of three children to keep claiming benefits for party lifestyle - World News

Daria, 34, is being investigated for the murder of her children after one of her surviving kids spotted a body inside her flat in Russia - before she was turned into police by her mother

The Buzzer: The Strange History Behind Russia's UVB-76 - Vimarsana News

The Buzzer: The Strange History Behind Russia's UVB-76

Russia's mysterious and repetitive radio station, UVB-76, has been broadcasting for decades, but just what is it? Encoded messages? Something more sinister?

Ukrainian website 'helping more than 800 Russian troops to surrender' | UK News - Vimarsana News

Ukrainian website 'helping more than 800 Russian troops to surrender' | UK News

A Ukrainian website named ‘I Want to Live’ is currently helping more than 800 Russian troops to surrender, an official said yesterday.

Russia claims more than 335K have signed up for military service so far this year - Vimarsana News

Russia claims more than 335K have signed up for military service so far this year

A top Russian defense official said Tuesday that more than 335,000 people have entered the country’s military service and volunteer units this year.