Russia’s FSB says it detained a Swedish citizen in the Pskov region and alleges he fought for Ukraine and planned sabotage at military sites.
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FT: U.S. Proposed Unfreezing Some Russian Assets And Placing Them Under Washington’s Control; Europe Rejected The Plan
The U.S. proposed unfreezing some Russian assets and transferring them to a Washington-controlled structure, the FT reported. European officials rejected it.
Russian Political Scientist Alexander Kynev, Arrested On Drug Charges And Reportedly Beaten So Badly His Leg Was Broken In Two Places, Faces Transfer To Another Detention Center, Lawyer Says
Lawyer Mikhail Biryukov says political scientist Alexander Kynev was due to be moved from Matrosskaya Tishina, with the destination and grounds unknown.
Ukraine Strikes A Sberbank Data Center In Russia. Meanwhile, Kyiv Isn’t Getting Crucial Missile Warnings From The U.S., And SpaceX Is Restricting Starlink.
A drone strike damaged a Sberbank data center in Balakovo, while Kyiv reported gaps in U.S. missile warnings and new Starlink restrictions.
Latvia Notifies Russian Journalist Leonid Ragozin Of His Expulsion
Russian journalist Leonid Ragozin says Latvia notified him of his expulsion after 12 years in the country; officials have not publicly named him.
Organizers Of Kanye West’s Canceled St. Petersburg Concerts Say Prosecutors Found No Evidence Of Fraud
Say Agency says prosecutors found no evidence of fraud after reviewing the canceled Kanye West concerts planned for St. Petersburg.
Ukrainian Military Says SpaceX Restricted Starlink Terminals Without Warning
Ukrainian officials and a military source say Starlink restrictions disrupted drone missions; the scope and reason for the change remain unclear.
Who Is Sofya Rozenfeld, The Internationally Renowned Russian Ornithologist Sentenced To Three And A Half Years For Donating To Alexey Navalny’s Anti-Corruption Foundation?
Russian ornithologist Sofya Rozenfeld was sentenced to 3.5 years over two donations to Alexey Navalny’s Anti-Corruption Foundation.
Kyiv Has Learned To Live Between Air Raid Alerts. After Two Months Of Relentless Russian Attacks, There’s Barely Any Time Between Them.
A Meduza report describes daily Russian attacks on Kyiv since summer, frequent air alerts and residents preparing for winter power and heating disruptions.
More Than 400 Ukrainian Drones Flew Toward Moscow, School Building Damaged In Russia’s Kaluga Region
Moscow’s mayor said 417 Ukrainian drones flew toward the region overnight. A school and other property were damaged in Russia’s Kaluga region.