Ukraine intensified drone attacks on Russia‘s oil and fuel export infrastructure this month, hitting all three of Russia‘s major western oil export ports.

Russia is reportedly sending drones to Iran, which began supplying its relatively cheap yet lethal Shahed drones to Moscow in 2022 for use in the war on Ukraine

March 25 (Reuters) - Russia's Baltic ports of Primorsk and Ust-Luga, major export terminals, suspended crude oil and oil products loadings on Wednesday, two sources told Reuters, after massive Ukrainian drone attacks sparked blazes,

Moscow is nearing the finalization of a phased shipment involving lethal drones, medicine, and food to Iran. According to reporting from The Financial Times, citing western

Ukrainian officials have estimated that more than 1,700 people from African countries may have been fraudulently recruited to fight for Russia. View on euronews

Neil Beveridge of Bernstein says the conflict in the Middle East will raise the long-term risk premium for oil, and that the winners from this energy shock include the electrification megatrend as well as Russia.

Kim Jong Un’s overseas labour programme has forced thousands of North Koreans to live under life-threatening conditions across Russian cities, with their basic rights curtailed, to fund the