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Apr 09 2024
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Ukraine Says It’s Behind Blaze on Russian Warship in Baltic Sea
Ukrainian military intelligence was responsible for an attack on a Russian naval missile carrier in the Baltic Sea, according to an official familiar with the operation, underscoring Kyiv’s effort to strike Kremlin forces far from the front line.
Such an attack, which couldn’t be independently confirmed, would be the first by Ukrainian forces in the Russian territory of Kaliningrad, an
BloombergApr 21 2024
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Russian parliament speaker Volodin attends a session during a vote for the pension reform bill at the State Duma in Moscow
Colorado Springs GazetteApr 05 2024
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Ukraine maps reveal continued Russian advances near Bakhmut
Russian forces are still creeping forward at reportedly high cost in eastern Ukraine, as political and military leaders in Kyiv warn their Western partners that the risk of battlefield defeat remains. The Institute for the Study of War's latest update noted recent success for Moscow's forces around Bakhmut. This is the destroyed city emblematic of Russia's plodding and bloody war of attrition
NewsweekApr 14 2024
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Ukraine civilians continue to die in Russian strikes as experts warn US aid is needed
KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — More civilians died across Ukraine Sunday as analysts warned that delays in U.S. military assistance would see Kyiv struggle to fight off Russian offensives. One man was Sunday killed after a Russian drone hit the truck he was driving in the Sumy region, the local prosecutor’s office said. Officials in the Kharkiv region also said Sunday that they had retrieved the bodies
New York Post (News)Apr 08 2024
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Russian-controlled Zaporizhzhia nuclear reactor damaged following drone attack
The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine was damaged Sunday in a drone attack, the International Atomic Energy Agency said, calling the strike “a serious incident (with) potential to undermine integrity of the reactor’s containment system.”
In a statement posted to X, the IAEA stressed that the damage at the Russian-controlled facility “has not compromised nuclear safety.”
CNN (Online News)Apr 19 2024
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Injured in a Russian strike, a 13-year-old Ukrainian girl runs to raise money for other victims
Running a 5K at the Boston Marathon, Yana Stepanenko raised money for others. Injured in a Russian strike, a 13-year-old Ukrainian girl runs to raise money for other victims She was at a railway station in Kramatorsk, Donetsk region, with her mom, Natalia, and brother, Yaroslav, when a missile hit, killing more than 60 people. She lost her legs. Her mom lost the left one. A harrowing
ABC News (Online)Sep 10 2020
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Russian Intelligence Hackers Are Back, Microsoft Warns, Aiming at Officials of Both Parties
The Russian military intelligence unit that attacked the Democratic National Committee four years ago is back with a series of new, more stealthy hacks aimed at campaign staff, consultants and think tanks associated with both Democrats and Republicans.
That warning was issued on Thursday by the Microsoft Corporation, in an assessment that is far more detailed than any yet made public by
New York Times (News)Jul 16 2020
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U.S., allies say Russian hackers targeting coronavirus research, vaccine development
Russian hackers are targeting organizations involved in developing a vaccine for the novel coronavirus, according to a joint advisory issued Thursday by the United States, United Kingdom and Canada.
American, British and Canadian agencies said a well-known cyber espionage group widely believed to be part of the Russian government’s intelligence services are behind the effort.
Washington TimesFeb 09 2024
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Nebraska state senator wants to hire a hacker to break into state systems
One state lawmaker wants Nebraska to take measures to protect it from cyberattacks. His answer? Hire its own hacker. State Sen. Loren Lippincott presented a bill Thursday to the Legislature's government committee that would give the Nebraska State Patrol $200,000 to hire "an ethical hacker." The hacker would spend his or her days trying to break into the state’s computer network, as well as
Fox News (Online News)Feb 16 2022
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US says Russian hackers have collected intelligence from American defense contractors
Russian government-backed hackers have acquired sensitive information on the development and deployment of US weapons by breaching American defense contractors over the last two years, US security agencies said in a public advisory on Wednesday.
The information gathered is unclassified, but offers "significant insight into US weapons platforms development and deployment timelines," and
CNN (Online News)