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Russia downs drone near Moscow, suspends flights - World - Vimarsana News

Russia downs drone near Moscow, suspends flights - World

Russia reported a new drone attack on Moscow in the early hours of Saturday, which again forced the authorities to...

Black Sea exporters struggle to clear Danube shipping backlog - Business & Finance - Vimarsana News

Black Sea exporters struggle to clear Danube shipping backlog - Business & Finance

KYIV: Dozens of ships are backed up around critical Danube arteries close to Ukraine’s river gateways days after...

Russians ignore drone attacks and death to kick feet up on Crimean beaches - Vimarsana News

Russians ignore drone attacks and death to kick feet up on Crimean beaches

Tourists have continued to flock to Crimea for the summer holidays, with their 'Russian mentality' leaving them resistant to frequent Ukrainian bombing runs.

Ukraine moves to cut diplomatic ties with Iran after Russian drone attacks - Vimarsana News

Ukraine moves to cut diplomatic ties with Iran after Russian drone attacks

Ukraine's foreign minister said on Tuesday he was submitting a proposal to President Volodymyr Zelenskiy to formally cut diplomatic ties with Tehran after a wave of Russian attacks using what Kyiv says are Iranian-made drones.

Series of explosions rock Ukrainian capital Kyiv | DW News - latest news and breaking stories | DW - Vimarsana News

Series of explosions rock Ukrainian capital Kyiv | DW News - latest news and breaking stories | DW

Ukraine’s government says Russia attacked the city with “kamikaze” drones. The mayor of Kyiv says residential buildings have been damaged while there are fears that some critical infrastructure may have been hit.

Source: dw.com