The USGS said on its website following the quake in July: "Following the M8.8 Russian Kamchatka Peninsula Earthquake, the USGS has released new aftershock forecasts that detail the likelihood and magnitude of future earthquakes expected in the region.

Brussels is now seeking a way around Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán’s veto. According to officials, the European Commission has suggested changing its procedures to allow technical work on several “clusters” of rules to begin, even without a formal agreement to open negotiations.

Jet propulsion drones, similar to the Shahed ones used in Iran, are being deployed by Russia against Ukraine. However, Ukraine may already have an answer.

The Russian state itself will be held accountable. Torture remains part of, in my view, Russian war tactics and war policy.”

Russian forces torture Ukrainian prisoners and civilians using a method that involves electrocuting them on the genitals and feet with a military telephone, a new report claims.

The assault came as Russia's top diplomat warned the U.S. and other Ukrainian allies that any aggression against Moscow would draw a "decisive response."

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said on Monday that Europe "is not at war ... but no longer at peace" with Russia.

The International Paralympic Committee has lifted the partial suspensions of Russia and Belarus. The IPC general assembly in Seoul, South Korea on Saturday first voted against a full suspension for Russia by 111 to 55, with 11 abstentions, and then voted against a partial suspension by 91-77 (with eight abstentions).

The Royal United Services Institute's analysis is based on around 800 pages of documents, including contracts and lists of equipment to be supplied by Moscow to Beijing.