
Moscow threatened nuclear strike in response to potential blockade of Kaliningrad
The Russian embassy in Ireland warned that Russia would use its entire arsenal, including nuclear weapons, if NATO cut off the Kaliningrad region from the mainland.

The Russian embassy in Ireland warned that Russia would use its entire arsenal, including nuclear weapons, if NATO cut off the Kaliningrad region from the mainland.

Flydubai aircraft landed in Saudi Arabia after receiving a hijack signal. Israeli media link the incident to a dispute within the crew.

The Russian embassy in London warned of nuclear weapon use after a Sky News programme broadcast a scenario of NATO strikes on Russia.

Former bank chairman Vyacheslav Parasich and sole proprietor Bloshchitsky conspired to bypass financial monitoring. The entrepreneur received a suspended sentence, while the liability of the bank's management remains unresolved.

Passenger flight Dubai–Tel Aviv transmitted a possible hijacking signal, after which it was diverted to Saudi Arabia. Israeli media link the incident to a crew dispute.

Co-founder of the defence company says she is receiving aggressive messages from citizens demanding the fulfilment of promises regarding a strike on the Russian capital.

Mykhailo Stselnikov, accused of the death of the former head of the Verkhovna Rada, submitted a letter to the court requesting to voluntarily travel to the Russian Federation as part of a prisoner of war exchange.

The US Department of Defence has signed a seven-year agreement with RTX for the mass production of air defence missiles. This decision aims to restore depleted arsenals amid conflicts in various regions of the world.

According to Ilya Novikov, lawyer for pilot Nadezhda Savchenko, who has been unlawfully held in a Russian pre-trial detention centre for over a year, the court will almost certainly sentence her to 13 years in prison, or possibly more.
The lawyer stated this on the "Details of the Week" programme.
"The verdict will be guilty, and it could be around 13 years, or even more. This does not bother or interest us. We understand that the figure does not determine when she will return home," Novikov said. ("The verdict will be guilty, and it could be around 13 years, or even more. This does not bother or interest us. We understand that the figure does not determine when she will return home.")
As the lawyer noted, one should not expect fair justice, as the Russian judicial system has become a farce over the past 20 years. Releasing the woman would put the leadership of Russia at risk.
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