russian military intervention in ukraine

Russia targets power grid

Russia says foreign forces in Ukraine would be 'legitimate targets'

MOSCOW, Feb 2 (Reuters) - Russia would regard the deployment of any foreign military forces or infrastructure in Ukraine as foreign intervention and treat those forces as legitimate targets, the Foreign Ministry said on Monday,

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Ukraine says Russia is illegally targeting the power grid. Here's what the law says

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Russia targets power grid: Ukraine faces energy crisis

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Russia launches record missile barrage on Ukraine’s power grid ahead of peace talks

Russia launched a significant attack overnight on Ukraine on Tuesday (Feb 3), with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy accusing Moscow of breaking its commitment to halt strikes on energy infrastructure.

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Russia bombards Ukraine with drones and missiles a day before planned peace talks

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Russia disregarded U.S. peace efforts by attacking Ukraine's energy sector, Zelenskiy says

The Russian Foreign Ministry pointed to NATO's plans for an undisguised military intervention in Ukraine.

NATO is planning an undisguised military intervention in Ukraine. This was announced on February 4 at a briefing by the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova."All this,

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Russian FM deems any western military presence in Ukraine unacceptable

"The deployment in Ukraine of military units, military facilities, depots, and other infrastructure of Western countries is unacceptable for us and will be classified as foreign intervention, posing a direct threat to Russia's security," Lavrov was quoted as saying on the Russian Foreign Ministry's website.

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Russian lawmaker slams NATO; accuses Western bloc of manufacturing pretext for Ukraine intervention

Tensions between Russia and NATO are intensifying after Moscow accused NATO chief Mark Rutte of inventing pretexts for direct military intervention in Ukraine. Russian lawmaker Leonid Slutsky warned that any deployment of European troops would be seen as ...

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Ukraine Says It Disabled A Russian Submarine With An Underwater Drone

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. David Kirichenko is a journalist focusing on war and technology. UNSPECIFIED, UKRAINE - OCTOBER 17: An SBU operative controls a SeaBaby naval drone on October 17, 2025 in Unspecified ...