Un haut responsable militaire russe blessé par des tirs et hospitalisé à Moscou, Lavrov impute l’attaque à l’Ukraine

LE FIGARO : Selon le Comité d’enquête russe, «une personne non identifiée a tiré plusieurs coups de feu» sur le général Vladimir Alekseïev, premier adjoint du chef du service de renseignement militaire russe, Igor Kostioukov.

Un haut responsable du renseignement militaire russe a été blessé vendredi à Moscou par des tirs et hospitalisé, une attaque imputée par les autorités russes à Kiev au lendemain de pourparlers sur la fin du conflit en Ukraine. Kiev n'a pas réagi dans l'immédiat à cette accusation concernant l'attaque survenue dans un immeuble résidentiel, dernière d'une série ayant visé ces dernières années des figures de l'armée russe et dont certaines ont été revendiquées par l'Ukraine.

Selon le Comité d'enquête russe, « une personne non identifiée a tiré plusieurs coups de feu » sur le général Vladimir Alekseïev, premier adjoint du chef du service de renseignement militaire russe, Igor Kostioukov. Ce dernier a mené la délégation russe aux négociations à Abu Dhabi sur le règlement du conflit en Ukraine. » | Par Le Figaro avec AFP | vendredi 6 février 2026

Ungarn wirft Ukraine Wahleinmischung vor – Kiew bestellt Botschafter ein

BERLINER ZEITUNG: Ungarn beschuldigt die Ukraine, sich in die bevorstehenden Parlamentswahlen einmischen zu wollen. Kiew spricht von „antiukrainischer Rhetorik“.

Das ukrainische Außenministerium hat nach eigenen Angaben am Donnerstag den ungarischen Botschafter Antal Geyser einbestellt, um gegen Behauptungen der ungarischen Regierung zu protestieren. Budapest hatte der Ukraine vorgeworfen, sich in die bevorstehenden Parlamentswahlen einzumischen, was die Ukraine zurückweist. Dem Diplomaten wurde mitgeteilt, dass die Ukraine es ablehne, von ungarischer Seite in den dortigen Wahlkampf hineingezogen zu werden, teilte das ukrainische Außenministerium mit. Ungarn werde aufgefordert, seine „aggressive antiukrainische Rhetorik“ einzustellen, um negative Folgen für das Verhältnis der beiden Nachbarländer zu vermeiden, hieß es. » | Anika Schlünz | Mittwoch, 28. Januar 2026

Trump Exposed for Displaying Framed Photo with Putin on White House Wall | Sir Bill Browder

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Why Trump Sides with Putin | The David Frum Show

Jan 21, 2026 | On this week’s episode of “The David Frum Show,” The Atlantic’s David Frum examines one of the most consequential deceptions of the Trump presidency: the insistence that grocery prices are falling when Americans know from lived experience that they are not. David explains how tariffs and trade policy are deliberately driving food costs higher, why Trump keeps lying about it, and how breaking this promise strikes at the core of the fragile trust between voters and government.

Then David is joined by Fiona Hill, a former adviser to three U.S. presidents and a key witness in Trump’s first impeachment, to analyze how Vladimir Putin sees the world and why Trump remains so drawn to strongman power. Frum and Hill discuss Putin’s long game in Ukraine, Trump’s archaic and backward worldview, and how Trump’s presidency has been a gift to Putin while steadily eroding American credibility abroad.

Finally, David closes the episode with a discussion of “Among the Believers,” by V. S. Naipaul, reflecting on the Iranian Revolution and why authoritarian regimes repeatedly fail at modernity.

'It's Farcical' | Putin Named to Gaza Peace Board as Ukrainians Freeze in Kyiv | Jimmy Rushton

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„Trump nimmt Venezuela, und wir die Ukraine“: So blickt Russland auf den Angriff auf Venezuela

BERLINER ZEITUNG: Moskau verurteilt die US-Operation in Venezuela, doch Militäranalysten und Blogger loben ihre Effizienz und ziehen unbequeme Vergleiche zur Ukraine.

Nach der nächtlichen Militäroperation gegen Venezuelas Staatschef Nicolás Maduro reagiert das offizielle Moskau bekannt kühl. Das russische Außenministerium verurteilte den amerikanischen Einsatz als „Akt bewaffneter Aggression“ und sprach von „tiefer Besorgnis“. Wichtig sei nun, so die diplomatische Formel im Außenministerium, eine weitere Eskalation zu verhindern und einen Ausweg „durch Dialog“ zu finden.

Lateinamerika müsse eine „Zone des Friedens“ bleiben, Venezuela das Recht haben, sein Schicksal selbst zu bestimmen. „Wir bekräftigen unsere Solidarität mit dem venezolanischen Volk und unsere Unterstützung für den Kurs seiner bolivarischen Führung, der darauf abzielt, die nationalen Interessen und die Souveränität des Landes zu schützen“, zitiert die staatliche Nachrichtenagentur Tass das russische Außenamt. Moskau unterstütze die Erklärung der venezolanischen Behörden und der Staats- und Regierungschefs der lateinamerikanischen Länder, die eine sofortige Sitzung des UN-Sicherheitsrates fordern. Russland, heißt es weiter in Moskau, sei bereit, Vermittlungsbemühungen zwischen Caracas und Washington zu unterstützen. » | Nicolas Butylin | Samstag, 3. Januar 2026

Was für ein Zeitalter! Es ist ein Zeitalter des Überflusses in vielerlei Hinsicht. Gier ohne Ende, ganz sicher. Und auch ein Zeitalter der Gesetzlosigkeit. Heutzutage greift man sich einfach, was man will! Wenn man es greifen kann, gehört es einem! Wir kehren zu einer Welt zurück, die dem Wilden Westen unweigerlich ähnelt! Putin wollte die Ukraine, also schnappte er sich alles, was er kriegen konnte, und versucht immer noch mehr zu schnappen. Jetzt schnappt sich Trump Venezuela. Warum? Ganz einfach, weil er es will, wegen seines Ölreichtums. Als Nächstes werden Grönland, Kuba, Kanada und Kolumbien in sein Visier geraten. Das Gesetz des Dschungels hat die Oberhand schon gewonnen! — © Mark Alexander

Donald Trump Delivers Putin's Talking Points in Sick Press Conference with Zelenskyy

Dec 29, 2025 | Jesse talks about the sick and twisted remarks from Donald Trump during last night's press conference at Mar-a-Lago with the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky. Trump dutifully regurgitated Russian propaganda and talking points seemingly on command.

Trump Takes Orders from Putin over War in Ukraine, as Russia Pushes Propaganda Plan upon President

Dec 30, 2025 | Donald Trump claims he can end the war in Ukraine—but the optics and timing of recent events tell a far more troubling story. As Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy traveled to Florida for critical peace talks, Trump publicly highlighted a phone call with Vladimir Putin, positioning himself as the central power broker while Russia escalated threats and spread disinformation. In this video, we break down how Russia’s sudden claim of a foiled drone attack on Putin’s residence fits a familiar pattern of information warfare, why Zelenskyy has warned of imminent strikes on Kyiv’s government buildings, and how Trump’s personalized, optics-driven diplomacy risks pressuring Ukraine rather than confronting Russian aggression.

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Trump Has Proven He 'Stands with Russia' after Ukraine Peace Talks

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Europe Is Preparing for War: Will Trump's Venezuela Invasion Start WWIII?

Dec 25, 2025 | European leaders are now openly warning their citizens to prepare for war with Russia.

Kremlin officials and propagandists are threatening European capitals while Trump pressures Ukraine to surrender territory and abandon [thoughts of joining] NATO.

At the same time, illegal killings in the Caribbean and military escalation in South America point to a dangerous pattern.

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Putin Faces ‘War on His Doorstep’ after Russian General Killed in Moscow

Dec 23, 2025 | “They’re trying to send out the message that you’re not safe from us anywhere in the world.”

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'Putin Was P*ssed' as EU Funding and Assassinations Threaten Russia's Invasion | Scott Lucas

Dec 23, 2025 | Putin's angry tirade at Europe nations in his national television address last week reflects his fears about Ukrainian attacks and ongoing European support for Kyiv, says Prof. Scott Lucas on Frontline.

Trump’s Talks with Putin Won’t Deliver Peace While Moscow Seeks Ukraine’s ‘Subjugation’

Dec 21, 2025 | “There might be a ceasefire, but I don’t see a lasting peace.”

Trump’s talks are unlikely to produce a lasting breakthrough as Russia and Ukraine’s positions remain “diametrically opposed,” and Moscow is still pursuing the “subjugation of Ukraine,” says former NSA official and military analyst Cedric Leighton.

How 2025 Pushed Russia into Economic 'Collapse' | Bill Browder

Dec 20, 2025 | Putin's invasion of Ukraine has already pushed Russia's economy into the beginning of a collapse says Bill Browder founder of the Global Magnitsky Justice Campaign, discussing the global impact of the war in Ukraine in 2025 with Philip Ingram.

Putin Angered by €90bn 'Message of Hope' for Ukraine from Europe

Dec 19, 2025 | "I don't think Russia will be happy with this message of hope."

Europe has secured €90bn worth of military backing for Ukraine to defend its territories against Russia in a "pivotal moment" for the war, says Estonian MP and chairman of Estonia's foreign affairs committee, Marko Mihkelson.

EU Leaders Agree on €90 billion Loan to Ukraine | DW News

Dec 19, 2025 | A marathon EU summit in Brussels has concluded with an agreement to support Ukraine with a massive loan in its war against Russia. EU leaders have agreed to provide Kyiv with 90 billion euros to meet its military and economic needs for the next two years. Repayment would only begin once Russia pays reparations to Ukraine after the war. Discussions continued into the early hours after an earlier plan to use frozen Russian assets fell through. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz labeled the new agreement as a "clear signal" to Russian leader Vladimir Putin. DW's Jack Parrock reports from Brussels.

Trump Is 'Away with the Fairies' So Europe Must Step Up

Dec 18, 2025 | "We in Europe have got to step up up but that’s going to be very expensive."

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Ukraine’s Fate Enters Crunch Time Today amid a ‘Monumental’ Decision | Sir Bill Browder

Dec 18, 2025 | Sir Bill Browder joins Times Radio’s Maddie Hale to discuss Vladimir Putin’s TV address where he accused European countries of “stoking the level of hysteria”, President Zelenskyy sends a stern message to the United States and EU leaders meet in Brussels to press Belgium to release tens of billions of euros in frozen Russian assets in order to provide Ukraine with the economic and military needs for the next two years.

EU Leaders Meet in Brussels to Discuss Russian Assets | BBC News

Dec 18, 2025 | European Union leaders are gathering for a Brussels summit where a momentous decision will be taken on whether to loan Ukraine tens of billions of euros in frozen Russian assets to fund its military and economic needs.

Most of Russia's €210bn (£185bn; $245bn) worth of assets in the EU are held by Belgium-based organisation Euroclear, and so far Belgium and some other members of the bloc have said they are opposed to using the cash.

Without a boost in funding, Ukraine's finances are set to run dry in a matter of months.

Russia has warned the EU against using its money, and has filed a lawsuit against Euroclear in a Moscow court in a bid to get its money back.

EU Commission Chief von der Leyen Says She Won't Leave Ukraine Summit unless a Deal Is In Place

Dec 18, 2025 | The leaders of the European Union member states are meeting to discuss the most important issues impacting the bloc. Financing for Ukraine is set to be the highlight of the talks, as the Trump administration in the US rolls back its support.