newsmart – Ukraine War

euromaidanpress.com | 8 hrs. 27 min. ago

How one invented claim becomes a chatbot’s confident answer in cognitive warfare: Ukraine’s drone chief maps Russia’s AI attack

Russia floods AI chatbots with millions of fake articles so they repeat Kremlin narratives as fact

kyivpost.com | 11 hrs. 57 min. ago

The Russian Milblogger Arrested in Montenegro Is a Kremlin Stalking Horse

The arrest in Montenegro of Mikhail Zvinchuk, founder of the influential pro-Kremlin military blog channel Rybar, signals a potential turning point in the country’s confrontation with Moscow.

en.detector.media | 13 hrs. 30 min. ago

Ozon's warehouse burned, there's no petrol — but the 'SMO' must go on

How Russian and pro-Kremlin Telegram channels react to Ukrainian strikes on territory controlled by the Kremlin regime. Between 2024 and 2026, Ukraine's strikes on Russia's rear turned from isolated episodes into a sustained campaign. The targets moved far beyond the frontline zone: oil refineries and export ports, defence plants and, from summer 2026, the major logistics hubs of Russian online retail.

In parallel, Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces launched a middle-strike campaign ...

kyivpost.com | 18 hrs. 39 min. ago

Trump Says He Would Like to See Putin at G20 Summit

US President Donald Trump stated that while he does not know whether Russian President Vladimir Putin will attend the G20 summit in Miami this December, he “would love to have him” present. The remarks follow criticism from EU officials over Washington’s diplomatic outreach to Moscow and mixed signals from the Kremlin regarding whether the Russian leader would accept an invitation.

atlanticcouncil.org | 1 days ago

Ukrainian drone strikes highlight the vulnerability of Russia’s data centers

The idea of Ukrainian drones silencing Kremlin bots clearly caught the world’s imagination, but the real story behind Ukraine’s recent drone strikes on Russia’s mega data centers is one of strategic vulnerability, writes Leonid Baratz. The post Ukrainian drone strikes highlight the vulnerability of Russia’s data centers appeared first on Atlantic Council.

rferl.org | 1 days ago

Russia Still Needs More Soldiers. The Kremlin Is Still Desperate To Avoid Mobilization

Many Russians feared the Kremlin would order a new mobilization after last month’s elections: to replenish decimated forces fighting in Ukraine. That hasn’t happened. But creative and coercive recruiting tactics – called “quiet” or “creeping” mobilization by some – continue nationwide.