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Russian missile and drone escalation against Ukraine

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Latest: Russia and Ukraine escalate conflict through infrastructure attacks

The conflict has entered a new phase of escalation as both sides increasingly target critical infrastructure and military assets. In early October, Russian drone and missile strikes intensified against Kyiv’s strategic b

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US-Africa critical minerals cooperation

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Latest: U.S.-Ukraine Reconstruction Fund signs first critical minerals deal

The United States is expanding its diplomatic and economic engagement with African nations to develop critical minerals industries and secure global supply chains. In Kenya, the U.S. has pledged support to help establis

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Russia-Ukraine war: Energy, digital, and civilian hits

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Latest: Russia and Ukraine exchange heavy drone and missile strikes

By late September 2026, the conflict saw intensified reciprocal strikes on civilian and energy infrastructure. Following massive aerial assaults on September 21, 23, and 24, Russian drone and missile attacks killed at le

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Russia-Ukraine conflict escalation

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Latest: Odesa power outages affect 178,000 households after Russian strikes

Russian military operations in Ukraine have focused on territorial gains and the disruption of critical infrastructure. Earlier reports indicated that Russian forces captured seven settlements within a single week and in

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Chinese drone industry and military technology involvement

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Latest: Germany and Ukraine advance defense pacts amid intense Russian attacks

The Chinese drone industry continues to expand its military and defensive capabilities. Investigations suggest a Chinese state-owned enterprise has been supplying materials used to manufacture hundreds of kamikaze drones