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    Estonia adopts 'active defense' doctrine, moves brigade near Russian border●⚠️🇪🇪Estonia shifts to 'active defense' as Russia threat grows, moves brigade near border (more) https:// newsukraine.rbcMmastodonWarUkraine218 h ago

    Estonia is shifting its military posture to what it calls 'active defense' in response to the growing threat from Russia, including relocating a brigade closer to the Russian border. The move underscores how Baltic states are hardening their defenses and preparing to respond immediately to any incursion rather than waiting for NATO reinforcements.

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    RBC Lowers Planet Fitness Price Target to $60, Stays Bullish▼RBC Cuts Price Target on Planet Fitness to $60 From $65, Keeps Outperform Rating✉newsHealthFitness16 h ago

    RBC Capital Markets has lowered its price target on Planet Fitness stock to $60 from $65 while maintaining an Outperform rating on the shares. The adjustment signals the bank still expects the fitness chain's stock to rise, just by a smaller margin than before. Analysts at RBC did not cite a major change in their view of the company's fundamentals, making this a routine recalibration that traders and investors monitoring gym-sector stocks are noting.

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    EU considers new defense alliance with Ukraine●⚡️🇪🇺EU eyes new defense alliance with Ukraine (more) https:// newsukraine.rbc.ua/news/eu-eye s-new-defense-alliance-withMmastodonWorld018 h ago

    The European Union is reportedly exploring a new defense alliance with Ukraine, a move that would deepen security cooperation between Brussels and Kyiv as the war with Russia continues. The discussions come alongside ongoing European support efforts involving Germany, France, the UK and the US. The exact shape and timing of any formal pact remain unclear.

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    Civilians in Russian-occupied Oleshky trapped between hunger and minefields●Hunger or minefields: Ukrainian civilians trapped in Russian-occupied Oleshky https:// newsukraine.rbc.ua/news/hunger -oMmastodonWar32 d ago

    Ukrainian civilians remaining in Oleshky, a town in Kherson region under Russian occupation, are reported to be facing severe food shortages with no safe way out. Leaving means crossing mined territory, so many residents are effectively forced to choose between staying hungry and risking their lives to evacuate. The report highlights the worsening humanitarian situation in occupied parts of southern Ukraine.