RUSSIA has issued a brazen “last warning” to four Nato nations over Ukrainian drone strikes – sparking fears of World War Three. The Kremlin accused the Nato states of allowing

Rising uncertainty is reshaping security discussions across Europe’s eastern flank, with policymakers watching closely for signs of escalation. The situation underscores growing concerns about stability in a region where tensions have remained high.

By Andrius Sytas VILNIUS, April 17 (Reuters) - NATO member Estonia has no doubt that the United States would help defend it if Russia attacks, its defence minister told Reuters, while warning that Europe is not ready to stand up to Moscow on its own.

The year 2030 is said to be a difficult time for Europe Europe expects the war in Ukraine to end by 2030, which will give it time to prepare for potential threats from Russia, says Frederik Vansina, Chief of the Belgian General Staff,

Russia launched nearly 400 drones and missiles at Ukraine, prompting Poland and Romania to scramble NATO fighter jets as strikes neared their airspace.

Ukraine is enduring new waves of intense Russian drone and missile attacks, at a time when the war in Iran may be stealing the world's attention.

Russia issues "last warning" to four NATO states over "bogus" accusations that they are allowing Ukraine drone access with fears that it could be a pretext for war in the Baltic

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says his country's top priority is securing help to buy and build more air defense systems.

Russian security chief Sergey Shoigu has issued a stark warning to NATO, accusing Finland, Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia of enabling Ukrainian drone strikes by allowing airspace access. Moscow claims the surge in attacks on Russian territory is being facilitated through neighboring skies,

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