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Russian ruler Vladimir Putin has told his military that Ukraine will lose its western lands sooner or later, that left-bank Ukraine has always been considered part of Russia, and that everyone in
Russian strikes kill six in Ukraine, including a child in Chernihiv, while Moscow reports Ukrainian drone attacks that killed four people in Horlivka
Ukraine hits Russia’s largest online marketplace, hurting small businesses and bringing the war home
The name of an outlet of Russia’s major online retailer Wildberries is seen on building in Moscow, Wednesday, July 22, 2026. (AP Photo/Alexander Zemlianichenko) A woman carrying a package leaves an outlet of Russia’s major online retailer Wildberries in Moscow on Wednesday,
Zelenskyy says defence industry event should not have taken place; US influencer Laura Loomer visits Kyiv. What we know on day 1,613
Ukrainian attacks on holiday camps in the partly Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia region have left 11 people dead, Moscow-installed officials said Saturday, and authorities in Ukraine’s northeastern Sumy region said a Russian drone strike killed three people.
Ukraine is aiming to develop a prototype of a new European missile defence system, codenamed Freyja, by the first half of 2027 as Kyiv looks to reduce its dependence on US-made Patriot systems
Ukraine is still fortifying its border with Belarus more than four years after Russia used the country to launch its assault on Kyiv. Roads near the border are now covered by anti-drone netting,
For nearly a week now, Ukraine has repeatedly attacked huge warehouses belonging to Wildberries, the massive online retailer often referred to as the Amazon of Russia. The drone attacks have destroyed billions of dollars worth of goods.
As Russia and Ukraine pound each other on the battlefield, there's a showdown happening in Kyiv between a young tech wizard and an older battle-hardened general. What might that battle tell us about the direction of the war in Ukraine?
Former NSC Senior Director Robert Greenway provides insights into the United States' strategy concerning the ongoing Iran conflict and the war in Ukraine. Greenway emphasizes that Iran would not have developed nuclear capabilities without Russian and Chinese support.