Russia-Ukraine war

Over a dozen European leaders will convene in London on Sunday to deliberate on enhancing joint security efforts and reinforcing unified backing for Ukraine. This gathering comes in the wake of a sharp disagreement between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and former U.S. President Donald Trump during a high-profile meeting at the White House on Friday. The main focus for European officials will be on extending military aid and intensifying economic sanctions against Russia, aiming to

Kyiv, Ukraine – In an unexpected shift, some Russian military units on Ukraine’s eastern front have begun using donkeys to transport supplies and ammunition, according to Russian soldiers and pro-war bloggers. Retired Russian Lieutenant General Viktor Sobolev reportedly defended the practice, calling it “standard procedure.” Recommended Stories UN: Russia increasing executions of Ukrainian prisoners Trump: Ukraine might belong to Russia in the future Trump’s proposed peace plan: No NATO seat,

Here’s the latest update for Monday, February 10: Conflict • Russia’s Defence Ministry reported that its forces intercepted and destroyed 35 Ukrainian drones overnight, with the majority being neutralized over the Kursk region, which borders Ukraine. • Ukraine’s armed forces claimed they shot down 70 of the 151 Russian drones launched overnight. Additionally, they reported that 74 failed to reach their intended targets. • Kyiv's Mayor, Vitali Klitschko, confirmed a drone attack on the

Here’s the latest update for Saturday, February 8: Military Developments • Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reported that North Korean troops have returned to the battlefield in Russia’s Kursk region, after earlier reports suggested Moscow had withdrawn them due to severe losses. "New offensives are underway in the Kursk region operational areas... Russian forces and North Korean soldiers have been redeployed," Zelenskyy stated during his Friday evening address. He added that a

Russian authorities have detained a suspect in connection with the bombing that claimed the lives of a prominent general and his aide in Moscow. In a statement issued Wednesday, the Investigative Committee revealed that a man from Uzbekistan had been apprehended as the primary suspect in the fatal attack that occurred on Tuesday morning. Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov and his assistant, Ilya Polikarpov, were both killed in the incident. The suspect, aged 29, reportedly admitted during

Here’s the status as of Monday, November 25: Conflict Updates • Overnight, Russian air defenses intercepted and destroyed seven Ukrainian missiles targeting the Kursk region, according to a statement by Kursk regional governor Alexei Smirnov on Telegram. • Debris from downed Ukrainian drones caused a fire at an industrial site in Kaluga, Russia, as per regional governor Vladislav Shapsha. The fire caused no injuries, and three drones were reportedly intercepted. • Russian forces captured a

The conflict between Russia and Ukraine has entered another intense phase, with tensions reaching new heights. This week, Ukraine launched US- and UK-manufactured missiles into Russian territory, while Russia’s Kremlin has taken steps to ease restrictions on the deployment of nuclear weapons. What lies ahead for this ongoing war? In this episode: • Yulia Shapovalova, Correspondent for Al Jazeera Episode Contributors: This episode was crafted by Ashish Malhotra, Sonia Bhagat, and Chloe K. Li,

The approaching winter promises to put immense strain on Ukraine’s already weary population, now enduring its third year of war. Russia has systematically undermined Ukraine’s energy framework, targeting power stations, electrical substations, and storage facilities in a deliberate assault. Winter in Ukraine sees temperatures routinely dip below freezing, placing extraordinary demand on an already weakened power grid. Cities near the frontlines, like Kharkiv, will especially suffer; since

A Ukrainian journalist who garnered critical acclaim for her recounts of life under Russian occupation has tragically passed away while detained in Russia. Victoria Roshchyna, 27, was a freelance reporter contributing to notable Ukrainian news platforms, including Ukrainska Pravda and Hromadske Radio, as well as the US-supported Radio Liberty. Roshchyna disappeared last August while reporting from territories in Ukraine under Russian control. In May, Russia’s Ministry of Defence acknowledged in

This is the situation as of Wednesday, October 2, 2024. Clashes and Conflict • In the southern city of Kherson, located along the western shore of the Dnipro River, Russian artillery shelling hit a market, resulting in six fatalities and leaving three others wounded. Additionally, six more individuals sustained injuries while waiting at a bus stop as the city came under further Russian fire. • In the Zaporizhia region, Russian airstrikes targeted residential areas and infrastructure, resulting

Emergency declared in Southeastern Russia as cross-border clashes erupt Russian President Vladimir Putin has accused Ukraine of orchestrating what he described as a “serious provocation.” This statement followed Moscow’s claim of a large-scale cross-border assault in the Kursk region, located in the southwestern part of Russia. Alexey Smirnov, the region’s interim governor, has declared a state of emergency following two intense days of combat. Russia-Ukraine War: Key Events on Day 895 Heavy

KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Russian artillery strikes in the Kherson region of Ukraine claimed the lives of two individuals, local authorities announced, as the two nations engaged in a series of drone offensives throughout Friday night, into the early hours of Saturday. Two additional individuals sustained injuries in the shelling near the regional capital, according to Oleksandr Prokudin, governor of the partially occupied Kherson region. In Russia’s southern Rostov province, a drone strike by