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Lithuania says Russian GPS spoofing is pushing Ukrainian drones off course into allied territory, adding a dangerous new cross-border layer to the war’s electronic warfare campaign.

Romania says a Russian drone crashed into an apartment block near the Ukrainian border, injuring a woman and a child and prompting a renewed NATO warning to Moscow.

Russia’s scaled-back Victory Day parade in Moscow was meant to project control, but defense analysts say the missing hardware and tighter security instead highlighted concern about Ukrainian strike capabilities and the压力

A Defense News investigation tracked at least 167 cargo flights linking Russia and Algeria over roughly a year, suggesting the North African country has become a major node in Moscow’s military-linked freight system.

President Donald Trump said he discussed a possible ceasefire in Ukraine with Russian President Vladimir Putin, while the Kremlin said Putin proposed a temporary truce around May 9 commemorations.

Ukraine’s military intelligence service has published new information on Russia’s S-71K air-launched missile, describing a low-observable design that appears aimed at cheaper, more scalable standoff strike capacity.

Germany has unveiled a sweeping Bundeswehr strategy that shifts planning toward effects-based capabilities and a much larger active and reserve force.

Britain says it monitored a month-long Russian submarine and surveillance-vessel operation near infrastructure relevant to the UK and its allies in the North Atlantic.

The U.K. says Russian submarines spent weeks operating around critical undersea infrastructure before British and Norwegian forces tracked and deterred them.

Authorities and researchers say Russian state-backed hackers compromised thousands of routers to redirect internet traffic and steal passwords and authentication tokens across roughly 120 countries.

After a week of Ukrainian drone attacks on major Russian oil and gas facilities near the Gulf of Finland, EU Defense and Space Commissioner Andrius Kubilius said the campaign could impose painful costs on Russia’s war-fu

The Swedish Navy intercepted a suspected Russian reconnaissance drone approaching a French aircraft carrier in the Baltic Sea, in a tense incident reflecting rising NATO-Russia aerial surveillance competition.

Defense analysts are sounding the alarm that NATO lacks the doctrine, technology, and infrastructure to counter drone threats in the Arctic region. As Russia and China expand their military presence in the High North, the alliance faces a critical capability gap in one of the world's most strategically important theaters.