Tuzla island conflict

"We will continue to strengthen the Special Operations Forces, increase their mobility, strike potential, equip them with weapons and equipment of the new generation," Putin said in a congratulatory message on the occasion of Special Operations Forces Day.
He pointed out that it is one of the main priorities for the development of the Russian army and navy.

"Putin killed my husband, took half my life," Yulia Navalnya said yesterday, while pledging to continue the work of the dissident lawyer

As he pointed out, they must be ready if Putin decides to continue military activities in Ukraine as well as threats to other European countries.
In an interview with the Polish "Onet", Kwasniewski also talked about the possible withdrawal of America from NATO if Donald Trump won a new presidential mandate.

Yulia Navalnyaya, 47, says she holds Vladimir Putin "personally responsible" for her husband's death

"For God's sake, this man cannot remain in power," pronounced the United States. "Putin's day will surely be numbered. He'll lose power and he won't get to choose his successor," prophesized the United Kingdom.

Day 703 of the invasion of Ukraine. Summary of key events in the last 24 hours:

Let us remind you that yesterday Putin landed in Kaliningrad, a Russian exclave that is sandwiched between two NATO members Poland and Lithuania. Since he came to Kaliningrad from the far east of Siberia, he had to fly about 6,500 km, and at one point NATO raised nine planes because of Putin.

Edward Lucas, a British journalist, expert in the field of security and author of several books, raised the "working temperature" in Great Britain with his author's article in the tabloid "Daily Mail".

Moscow and Ankara will maintain and enhance their bilateral political dialogue in the coming year, Russian President Vladimir Putin said in his New Year's message to President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.

Putin extended his New Year greetings to world leaders, a gesture he does every year on Dec. 30.

BELGRADE - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has received a New Year and Christmas greeting card from Russian President Vladimir Putin.

"In spite of the uneasy situation in the world, the relations between Russia and Serbia, based on centuries-old traditions of friendship and spiritual closeness, are developing in a constructive spirit," Putin's greeting card read.