War
Partisans recorded hundreds of Russian military vehicles at a repair base near Dzhankoy
In the temporarily occupied Crimea, agents of the ATESH movement discovered a large concentration of Russian military equipment at a repair base near Dzhankoy. According to their information, the facility is actively operating as a logistics and repair centre, and the information has already been passed on to the Ukrainian Defence Forces.
After Munich, Zelensky announced new support packages, with missiles for air defence remaining a priority
Following his participation in the Munich Security Conference, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that Ukraine would receive new support packages from its partners, primarily missiles for air defence and protection against ballistic strikes.
The Security Service of Ukraine detained Russian agents who blew up a van near the special services building in central Kyiv.
Within 24 hours of the terrorist attack on one of the capital's central streets, law enforcement officers exposed and detained two Russian agents involved in the bombing of a car near an SSU facility.
In the Bryansk and Belgorod regions of the Russian Federation, there have been interruptions in heat and electricity supply following UAV attacks and missile strikes.
After massive air strikes in Russia's border regions, dozens of settlements were left without electricity and heating, and emergency services are working around the clock.
Zelensky called on the US to increase pressure on Russia and expand sanctions
The President of Ukraine stated that only Washington has sufficient political and financial influence to stop the war, and stressed the need for tougher sanctions, particularly against the Russian nuclear sector and families close to the Kremlin.
Delay at strategic facility: ammunition factory in Wales still not operational
A new explosives factory in Glasgow, which was supposed to increase artillery shell production in the UK by 16 times and support supplies to Ukraine, remains closed more than six months after its planned launch.
Ishinger: How the war in Ukraine ends will determine the future of Europe
The outcome of the Russian-Ukrainian war will determine the future of the entire European continent, said Wolfgang Ischinger, acting chairman of the Munich Security Conference, in his closing remarks on 15 February.
Syrian army takes control of Al-Shaddadi base after coordination with US
Syrian government forces have taken control of the American military base Al-Shaddadi in the province of Hasakah after reaching an agreement with US representatives. This is the second base that Damascus has taken over in recent days.
Separate talks on Iran and the war in Ukraine will take place in Geneva on 17 February
Two diplomatic formats of negotiations are scheduled for Tuesday in Geneva: a separate meeting between the United States and Iran, and trilateral consultations between Ukraine, the United States, and Russia on ending the war.
Industrial and export sectors of the Russian Federation have entered the zone of maximum bankruptcy risk
The financial condition of medium and large enterprises in Russia continued to deteriorate until the end of 2025, and against the backdrop of sanctions, falling demand and the Central Bank's tight policy, the risks of bankruptcies in 2026 will increase primarily in industry and export sectors.
In one week, Russia launched about 1,300 drones and 50 ballistic missiles at Ukraine.
During one week in February, Russia carried out massive strikes on Ukrainian territory, using approximately 1,300 strike drones, over 1,200 guided aerial bombs, and 50 missiles. Almost all of the missiles were ballistic, according to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
Defence forces hit an oil terminal in Kuban and the Pantsir-S1 in Crimea: fires broke out in the Krasnodar region
On the night of 15 February, the Ukrainian Defence Forces struck strategic targets in Russia. Damage to an oil terminal in the Krasnodar region and an anti-aircraft complex in the temporarily occupied Crimea has been confirmed, with fires reported at the sites.
