Ukraine has approved a new plan offering financial rewards of up to $2,400 per month to any civilian volunteer willing to track and destroy Russian drones.

A few weeks ago, Russian espionage devices washed up on British shores; they were used to gather intelligence on British nuclear submarines.

North Korea has successfully relaunched its second destroyer after the vessel was damaged during a failed launch in May. Leader Kim Jong-un, speaking a day before the second ceremony, pledged to build two new warships each year to counter perceived external threats.

Estonian President Alar Karis has just approved a decision taken by Parliament on 4th June and signed the Baltic country’s withdrawal from the Ottawa Treaty, which bans the use and storage of anti-personnel mines, following the example of its regional neighbours.