Roman Kohanets

Russian strikes on Ukraine's food production and logistics are increasingly reaching supermarket shelves, where shortages have begun to surface. What began as attacks on distant warehouses is now registering at the checkout, in thinner produce aisles and in new limits on how much shoppers can buy.

An unknown Russian undersea weapon has reportedly been caught operating near critical seabed cables—but what is this system, how does it attack infrastructure on the ocean floor, and why has it put NATO on alert?