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The Russo-Ukrainian war, which began in February 2014 with Russia's annexation of Crimea, escalated dramatically with Russia's full-scale invasion in 2022.
The conflict has devastated Ukraine, isolated Russia from the West, and fueled global economic insecurity.
Recent Russian missile attacks on Kyiv have killed at least nine people, highlighting the ongoing intensity of the war.
Ukraine has also struck deep inside Russia, targeting oil refineries and military infrastructure, though Russian advances have largely stalled.
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Supporters of Russia argue that the West, viewing Moscow as a historical rival, has used Ukraine to weaken a once-shared culture, framing the conflict as a necessary defense of Russian identity against foreign encroachment.
Supporters of Russia argue that the West, driven by historical Russophobia, seeks to dismantle their nation through Ukraine, framing the conflict as a defensive cultural stand against NATO's encroachment and the erasure of shared Slavic heritage.
Supporters of Russia counter that the conflict is a defense of shared Slavic and Orthodox heritage, arguing that Ukraine’s cultural identity was historically intertwined with Russia’s, not a separate existential threat.
Supporters of Russia argue that its strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure are lawful acts of self-defense under international law, citing Ukraine's targeting of Russian oil refineries and civilian areas as provocation.
Supporters of Russia argue that its military actions are legally justified under Article 51 self-defense, citing NATO expansion as a threat, and claim strikes target military infrastructure, with civilian casualties resulting from Ukrainian tactics.
Supporters of Russia counter that the 2014 Crimea accession and 2022 actions were legal under treaty obligations and self-defense, citing the right to protect Russian-speaking populations, and they challenge the claim that strikes target civilians, arguing any casualties stem.
Supporters of Russia argue that Moscow’s strikes are a calculated response to Ukraine’s deep-penetration attacks, framing Kyiv’s escalation as a desperate bid to keep Western funding flowing. They maintain that each Ukrainian drone hit on oil hubs or resorts only hardens.
Supporters of Russia argue that Ukraine’s deep strikes are a cynical ploy to market itself as a Western asset, prolonging a war Moscow claims it must win for survival.
Supporters of Russia counter that Ukraine’s strikes are theatrical, not strategic—each hit rallies domestic resolve and exposes Kyiv’s dependence on Western patience, which fades as attrition grinds on and Moscow’s deeper reserves outlast the donor’s will.
Supporters of Russia argue that Moscow's strikes target military infrastructure, and that Ukraine's attacks on Russian civilians, such as the beach drone strike killing seven, reveal a disregard for moral limits that undermines Kyiv's claims to righteous defense.
Supporters of Russia argue that Moscow's strikes target military infrastructure, not civilians, and that Ukraine's drone attacks on Russian resorts and warehouses reveal a disregard for human life that contradicts its claims of moral high ground.
Supporters of Russia counter that true morality demands protecting the innocent in Donbas, where Kyiv's strikes have caused civilian suffering, making Ukraine's self-defense a pretext for aggression against its own people.
Supporters of Russia argue that the West, through Kyiv, wages a crusade against Orthodox Christian civilization, and that Moscow defends traditional faith against a godless, liberal order seeking its destruction.
Supporters of Russia frame the conflict as a sacred defense of Orthodox Christian civilization against Western secular encroachment, citing the Kremlin’s alliance with the Church as moral justification for protecting traditional values in Ukraine.
Supporters of Russia counter that scripture also commands obedience to lawful authority, and that Kyiv’s defiance of its own constitutional order invites chaos, not righteousness. They see the defense of traditional Orthodox values and historical unity as the true protection of.
*AI-generated summary of publicly available statements and reporting. This is not an official statement of this party.
Supporters of Ukraine argue that the war is a defense of Ukrainian cultural identity against an existential threat, viewing Russian attacks on cities as assaults on their nation's heritage and right to self-determination.
Supporters of Ukraine frame the war as a defense of Ukrainian cultural identity against Russian erasure, citing the 2014 Revolution of Dignity as proof of their sovereign will.
Supporters of Ukraine counter that Russia’s framing of a shared culture erases Ukraine’s distinct language and traditions, which Moscow has long suppressed. They argue the invasion is not defense but an attempt to forcibly assimilate a sovereign nation, whose cultural identity.
Supporters of Ukraine argue that under international law, Russia's 2014 annexation of Crimea and 2022 invasion constitute unlawful aggression, justifying Ukraine's self-defense strikes on Russian military targets, though they insist civilian casualties are not intentional.
Supporters of Ukraine argue that Russia’s 2014 annexation and 2022 invasion violate the UN Charter and international law, framing Ukraine’s strikes as lawful self-defense under Article 51.
Supporters of Ukraine counter that self-defense under international law requires proportionality and necessity, and Russia's strikes on civilian infrastructure—not military targets—violate this threshold. They argue Ukraine's operations are limited to legitimate military.
Supporters of Ukraine argue that every strike on Russian soil is calculated leverage, not escalation—each drone hit markets Kyiv as a worthy Western investment while Moscow's stalled advance proves attrition favors the defender.
Supporters of Ukraine argue that every strike, from Crimea to Moscow, is a calculated bid to keep Western weapons flowing by proving Ukraine remains a useful asset, not a lost cause.
Supporters of Ukraine counter that Moscow’s strikes are not a response but a premeditated campaign of attrition, aimed at breaking civilian morale and freezing Kyiv into submission. They argue that framing Ukraine’s defensive strikes as escalation ignores Russia’s own calculus:.
Supporters of Ukraine argue that Kyiv's self-defense against Russia's unprovoked invasion is a moral duty, and that every strike is a justified act of autonomy, not aggression.
Supporters of Ukraine argue that self-defense against unprovoked invasion is a moral duty, and strikes on Russian military targets are justified as proportional responses to aggression.
Supporters of Ukraine counter that Russia’s strikes deliberately devastate civilian areas, while Ukraine’s defensive actions, though tragic, target legitimate military aims in self-defense, preserving the moral distinction between aggression and survival.
Supporters of Ukraine argue that their defense is a righteous struggle against unprovoked aggression, citing scripture's call to protect the innocent and uphold justice against tyranny.
Supporters of Ukraine argue that their struggle mirrors a righteous defense against unprovoked aggression, citing scripture on protecting the innocent as divine duty.
Supporters of Ukraine counter that Orthodox Christianity thrives in Kyiv, whose clergy remain canonically independent of Moscow and defend the faith against Russian aggression, not liberal godlessness.
AI-generated summary of publicly available statements and reporting. This is not an official statement of this party.
Supporters of Russia argue that the West, viewing Moscow as a historical rival, has used Ukraine to weaken a once-shared culture, framing the conflict as a necessary defense of Russian identity against foreign encroachment.
Supporters of Russia argue that the West, driven by historical Russophobia, seeks to dismantle their nation through Ukraine, framing the conflict as a defensive cultural stand against NATO's encroachment and the erasure of shared Slavic heritage.
Supporters of Russia counter that the conflict is a defense of shared Slavic and Orthodox heritage, arguing that Ukraine’s cultural identity was historically intertwined with Russia’s, not a separate existential threat.
Supporters of Russia argue that its strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure are lawful acts of self-defense under international law, citing Ukraine's targeting of Russian oil refineries and civilian areas as provocation.
Supporters of Russia argue that its military actions are legally justified under Article 51 self-defense, citing NATO expansion as a threat, and claim strikes target military infrastructure, with civilian casualties resulting from Ukrainian tactics.
Supporters of Russia counter that the 2014 Crimea accession and 2022 actions were legal under treaty obligations and self-defense, citing the right to protect Russian-speaking populations, and they challenge the claim that strikes target civilians, arguing any casualties stem.
Supporters of Russia argue that Moscow’s strikes are a calculated response to Ukraine’s deep-penetration attacks, framing Kyiv’s escalation as a desperate bid to keep Western funding flowing. They maintain that each Ukrainian drone hit on oil hubs or resorts only hardens.
Supporters of Russia argue that Ukraine’s deep strikes are a cynical ploy to market itself as a Western asset, prolonging a war Moscow claims it must win for survival.
Supporters of Russia counter that Ukraine’s strikes are theatrical, not strategic—each hit rallies domestic resolve and exposes Kyiv’s dependence on Western patience, which fades as attrition grinds on and Moscow’s deeper reserves outlast the donor’s will.
Supporters of Russia argue that Moscow's strikes target military infrastructure, and that Ukraine's attacks on Russian civilians, such as the beach drone strike killing seven, reveal a disregard for moral limits that undermines Kyiv's claims to righteous defense.
Supporters of Russia argue that Moscow's strikes target military infrastructure, not civilians, and that Ukraine's drone attacks on Russian resorts and warehouses reveal a disregard for human life that contradicts its claims of moral high ground.
Supporters of Russia counter that true morality demands protecting the innocent in Donbas, where Kyiv's strikes have caused civilian suffering, making Ukraine's self-defense a pretext for aggression against its own people.
Supporters of Russia argue that the West, through Kyiv, wages a crusade against Orthodox Christian civilization, and that Moscow defends traditional faith against a godless, liberal order seeking its destruction.
Supporters of Russia frame the conflict as a sacred defense of Orthodox Christian civilization against Western secular encroachment, citing the Kremlin’s alliance with the Church as moral justification for protecting traditional values in Ukraine.
Supporters of Russia counter that scripture also commands obedience to lawful authority, and that Kyiv’s defiance of its own constitutional order invites chaos, not righteousness. They see the defense of traditional Orthodox values and historical unity as the true protection of.
Supporters of Ukraine argue that the war is a defense of Ukrainian cultural identity against an existential threat, viewing Russian attacks on cities as assaults on their nation's heritage and right to self-determination.
Supporters of Ukraine frame the war as a defense of Ukrainian cultural identity against Russian erasure, citing the 2014 Revolution of Dignity as proof of their sovereign will.
Supporters of Ukraine counter that Russia’s framing of a shared culture erases Ukraine’s distinct language and traditions, which Moscow has long suppressed. They argue the invasion is not defense but an attempt to forcibly assimilate a sovereign nation, whose cultural identity.
Supporters of Ukraine argue that under international law, Russia's 2014 annexation of Crimea and 2022 invasion constitute unlawful aggression, justifying Ukraine's self-defense strikes on Russian military targets, though they insist civilian casualties are not intentional.
Supporters of Ukraine argue that Russia’s 2014 annexation and 2022 invasion violate the UN Charter and international law, framing Ukraine’s strikes as lawful self-defense under Article 51.
Supporters of Ukraine counter that self-defense under international law requires proportionality and necessity, and Russia's strikes on civilian infrastructure—not military targets—violate this threshold. They argue Ukraine's operations are limited to legitimate military.
Supporters of Ukraine argue that every strike on Russian soil is calculated leverage, not escalation—each drone hit markets Kyiv as a worthy Western investment while Moscow's stalled advance proves attrition favors the defender.
Supporters of Ukraine argue that every strike, from Crimea to Moscow, is a calculated bid to keep Western weapons flowing by proving Ukraine remains a useful asset, not a lost cause.
Supporters of Ukraine counter that Moscow’s strikes are not a response but a premeditated campaign of attrition, aimed at breaking civilian morale and freezing Kyiv into submission. They argue that framing Ukraine’s defensive strikes as escalation ignores Russia’s own calculus:.
Supporters of Ukraine argue that Kyiv's self-defense against Russia's unprovoked invasion is a moral duty, and that every strike is a justified act of autonomy, not aggression.
Supporters of Ukraine argue that self-defense against unprovoked invasion is a moral duty, and strikes on Russian military targets are justified as proportional responses to aggression.
Supporters of Ukraine counter that Russia’s strikes deliberately devastate civilian areas, while Ukraine’s defensive actions, though tragic, target legitimate military aims in self-defense, preserving the moral distinction between aggression and survival.
Supporters of Ukraine argue that their defense is a righteous struggle against unprovoked aggression, citing scripture's call to protect the innocent and uphold justice against tyranny.
Supporters of Ukraine argue that their struggle mirrors a righteous defense against unprovoked aggression, citing scripture on protecting the innocent as divine duty.
Supporters of Ukraine counter that Orthodox Christianity thrives in Kyiv, whose clergy remain canonically independent of Moscow and defend the faith against Russian aggression, not liberal godlessness.
Missile and drone strikes targeted Ukraine's capital Kyiv as well as the Zaporizhzhia and Odesa regions.
Russian airstrikes hit apartment buildings and warehouses in Ukraine, injuring several people, including a child.
At least five killed and seven injured in a Russian drone strike near Nikopol in southeastern Ukraine, according to the Dnipropetrovsk governor.
Will Russia and Ukraine halt attacks on energy infrastructure?
Zelenskyy insists de-escalation depends on US ensuring Russia's genuine readiness to stop war and attacks on Ukraine.
The state post service delivers pensions, medicine and letters to people just miles from the front.
Russia and Ukraine have agreed to stop targeting each other’s diesel-related infrastructure, US President Donald Trump has claimed Read Full Article at RT.com
Automated AI drones are just one component of an ultimate chain of destruction both sides are building.
A Russian drone struck a train near the Ukraine-Poland border, shortly after former UK PM Boris Johnson left the station.
A Russian drone struck a train shortly after Boris Johnson and top European officials left the area; no casualties were reported.
A Russian drone hit a train near the Ukraine-Poland border soon after dignitaries had passed through; another train with former CIA Director David Petraeus on board was still at Yahodyn station when the drone struck, according to Ukrzaliznytsia.
Ukraine has released footage showing a drone evading fire from a Russian helicopter before striking a Russian oil tanker
Russia says four people killed in Ukrainian strikes as both sides continue to attack each other with waves of drones.
Territory remains the biggest divide in Ukraine peace talks, Trump’s envoy Jared Kushner has said, while touting progress on other points Read Full Article at RT.com
Dayana Yastremska's flat in Odesa took a direct hit by a Russian missile, leaving only her Roland Garros towel.
Drone strikes near the Polish border hit a locomotive of a passenger train headed to Warsaw, which Ukrainian officials described as part of a systemic attack on railways.
Boris Johnson and top European officials visited a train station in Ukraine and departed shortly before the attack.
A Russian attack destroyed a stationary Ukrainian locomotive near the Polish border.
Russia's Defence Ministry says its forces have struck several industrial facilities across Ukraine.
Local authorities reported several civilians killed and dozens wounded by Russian strikes across Ukraine.
The Kremlin rejected Volodymyr Zelenskyy's proposal to meet with the Russian leader in Miami.
A Russian strike on a shopping centre in Pavlohrad, central Ukraine, killed at least four people.
Five killed and 67 injured in a Russian strike on a shopping centre in Pavlohrad city centre, the third such strike on a mall within days.
Russian strike on a gas station in Kyiv kills 2 people.
Ukrainian drone attacks inside Russia kill three people on Friday.
Second day of strikes on fuel stations in Kyiv, killing two people.
Kramatorsk and Slovyansk are now the main focus of Russian ground assaults, and residents are being told to leave.
Long-range Ukrainian drones hit Russia's key gas plants, raising questions about the conflict's next phase.
Ukrainians are losing more sleep, shopping for food is becoming harder and travel is often fraught with risk and delays.
The new models can travel at speeds of up to 300mph, faster than Ukraine's air defence interceptors.
A Russian missile struck near police in Kyiv, captured on bodycam video.
The Witkoff-Kushner visit to Moscow and Kyiv did not produce a breakthrough, but it can help begin a new process.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says there appears to be no end in sight in Russia's war against his country. His words come after another round of US-led diplomacy. DW has the latest.
US envoys held talks with both Putin and Zelensky, but fundamental differences remain.
Kyiv experiences a surge in Russian air attacks, leading to record-high air raid alerts affecting schools, businesses, and public transport.
Witkoff says peace talks have been ‘very meaningful’ in Ukraine
US envoy Steve Witkoff has expressed optimism after peace talks in Moscow and Kiev as Washington seeks a solution to the Ukraine conflict Read Full Article at RT.com
Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner met Putin and headed to Kyiv as part of Trump's new efforts to broker agreement.
Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff have reportedly arrived in Moscow to revive Ukraine peace talks. The trip is the pair's first visit to Kyiv since US President Donald Trump's reelection.
Al Jazeera’s Kimberly Halkett reports that US President Donald Trump is sending envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff.
Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff are set to travel to Russia and Ukraine to revive peace talks. The trip would be the pair's first visit to Kyiv since US President Donald Trump's reelection.
US envoys are in Moscow for talks, with a subsequent trip to Kyiv planned.
US envoys meet with Russian and Ukrainian officials to discuss a Trump proposal to end the war.
As Ukrainian civilians suffer from air attacks, Russian ground forces struggle to advance.
The return of Washington's negotiators raises hope of progress towards a settlement to end Moscow's war on Ukraine.
Russia launched a drone attack on Ukrainian security headquarters in Kyiv, striking without warning.
Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are expected to visit Moscow and Kyiv over the weekend to push for peace talks.
A Russian drone struck the domestic intelligence headquarters in central Kyiv, injuring five people.
From Moscow to Plesetsk, Ukraine appears to be trying to hit infrastructure that powers Russia’s war from space.
What happens if the airspace of the world's largest country by land mass is out of bounds because of Ukrainian drones?
Putin accuses Zelenskyy of 'terrorism', while Ukraine warns foreign airlines against using Russian airspace.
“Although Russian authorities are not properly announcing it, Russian airspace will effectively be closing,” Ukraine’s president said.
Putin outlines battlefield gains, warns of intensified strikes on Ukraine and comments on contacts with Washington and tensions with Europe Read Full Article at RT.com
Zelenskyy warns that Ukrainian drone activity will effectively close Russian airspace to airlines.
Russian drones have struck Kyiv for seven consecutive days.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned that Ukrainian drones will continue operating over Russia.
A Russian strike on Myla killed Taras Didych, a Ukrainian community leader, while he was rushing to help.
Russian strikes hit rail workers in Kyiv, injuring 20 people including two children.
Russia and Ukraine have stepped up attacks on their respective grain terminals in the Black Sea.
Deadliest attack this year, death toll rose to 38 with four missing.
At least 37 dead and hundreds evacuated after a strike on a warehouse in Kyiv.
Russian attack on a warehouse near Kyiv caused fire and explosions, killing dozens and forcing evacuations.
A strike on a warehouse in Kyiv killed more than 30 people and prompted evacuations.
Russian attack on an arms depot near Kyiv caused a huge fire and explosions, killing dozens and forcing hundreds to flee.
Russian strike on an arms depot near Kyiv sparked fires and explosions, killing at least 38 people and wounding dozens.
Russia intensified attacks across Ukraine, killing civilians and damaging homes and warehouses near Kyiv
After repeated disappointments over US Patriots, Kyiv switches to attacking Russia using European weapons.
Russia launched massive strikes on nine Ukrainian cities, killing a 78-year-old woman in Zaporizhzhia and another person in Kharkiv.
A Russian drone strike hit a parking lot near Ukraine's capital, narrowly missing a woman.
Russian attacks have killed several people and wounded dozens across Ukraine.
A Turkish-owned cargo ship carrying fresh vegetables to Russia has been hit by drones in the Black Sea, according to media reports Read Full Article at RT.com
Ukrainian drones targeted the Russian e-commerce hub Wildberries, marking a repeated attack on the company.
A Russian serviceman died in a car explosion in St. Petersburg.
A Russian military serviceman was killed in a car explosion in St Petersburg, the latest in a series of blasts targeting military personnel and others linked to Russia's war on Ukraine.
Ukraine launched a drone strike on Russia's largest online retailer, Wildberries.
A Turkish sailor who survived an initial drone strike was killed when the ship that rescued him was attacked by a second drone strike off Novorossiysk.
Ukrainian drone attack on a bus in Russian-occupied Luhansk killed nine people, according to Russian authorities.
Fuel companies are urging customers not to linger at the pumps after a wave of deadly attacks.
Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian infrastructure on the Black Sea are disrupting grain and oil exports from the port of Novorossiysk and other key hubs.
Ukraine struck Russian oil refinery and nuclear plant, causing deaths and fire.
Correspondent Joe Inwood breaks down the weapons technology that could make a difference in the Russia-Ukraine war.
War-induced shortages set off cross-border fuel runs and deepen energy problems for Russia's allies.
Ukraine celebrates its 35th Independence Day amid ongoing conflict.
Ukrainian strikes hit Ozon warehouses in southern Russia, including Dagestan and Krasnodar.
In an interview with the Russian channel Vesti, Vladimir Putin threatened Ukraine's 'most vulnerable' economic sectors.
Ukraine has imposed sanctions on the hit Russian children's cartoon "Masha and the Bear," a step towards banning it. The culture minister called the show propaganda. Russia said the move showed Kyiv's "ugly nature."
Putin's forces continue to bring horror to Ukrainian civilians as Kyiv destroys key sections of Russian infrastructure.
Russian attacks on ships and ports in the Black Sea are threatening Ukraine's agricultural sector. Grain exports are severely restricted, and Kyiv is seeking solutions.
Ukraine's military conducted strikes on Russia's TANECO oil refinery and an oil terminal.
Russian drone strike killed 15 and injured over 130 in a shopping mall in Ukraine.
Russian drone strike killed 14 and injured over 100 at a shopping centre in Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine.
Fresh Russian strikes on Kyiv and surrounding regions killed several and injured dozens.
At least 3 killed and 20 wounded in a Russian strike on Kyiv, with 14 of the wounded hospitalized.
Russia claims to have captured the settlement of Vodnyanskoye in Donetsk Region.
Russian ballistic missiles struck Kyiv, killing at least 12 people and injuring dozens.
Russia launched a hours-long overnight barrage of ballistic and cruise missiles and drones across Kyiv.
At least five killed in Russian air attacks on Ukraine; Russia claims 453 Ukrainian drones downed overnight.
A Russian missile strike on Pechenihy, in Ukraine’s Kharkiv region, killed at least 10 civilians and wounded 17 others.
Deaths mount as Russia ramps up missile attacks on Ukraine, while Washington's promises of support remain elusive.
Russia warns Britain of 'consequences' for supplying drones to Ukraine
Russia, Ukraine strikes kill 19 as drone and missile attacks surge
Strikes kill six and injure five, including a 14-year-old child.
Ukraine has been striking warehouses belonging to Russia's largest online marketplace, saying the attacks disrupt Moscow's military logistics. But experts see wider risks for Russia's economy.
Intelligence agencies report that North Korea is preparing to send up to 50,000 troops to Russia. But military experts doubt that this will make a fundamental difference in the course of Russia's war with Ukraine.
Intelligence agencies report that North Korea could send up to 50,000 troops to support Russia in its war on Ukraine, though experts doubt this will fundamentally shift the military balance in Moscow’s favor.
Ukraine targeted Moscow with a mass drone attack; Russian authorities reported 201 drones downed overnight.
Russia launches fresh aerial attacks across Ukraine, killing five people.
Hundreds of drones targeted Moscow and southern Rostov region, with six fatalities reported in Russia.
Russia is constructing high-rises in the occupied Ukrainian city of Mariupol, on the sites of buildings it destroyed. Who's buying these properties? And what happened to the Ukrainians who used to lived here?
Drone strikes resulting in 201 deaths in Russia's deadliest month in two years.
Ukraine used domestically produced Flamingo missiles to hit targets in Russia's Samara region.
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Ukraine says it has liberated 26 settlements in the south as it retools under heavy bombardment.
Kyiv targets Baltic oil hub and warehouse near Moscow with drones.
The Ukrainian leader’s latest request to Washington falls apart when measured against Moscow’s current rate of ballistic attacks Read Full Article at RT.com
Ukraine is claiming that North Korea is preparing to send tens of thousands more troops to Russia, where they'll gain valuable battlefield experience. President Zelenskyy has urged South Korea to work closer with Kyiv.
Ukraine is claiming that North Korea is preparing to send tens of thousands more troops to Russia, where they'll gain valuable battlefield experience.
Ukraine damaged Russia's grain export terminals at the Novorossiysk port.
Grain exports from both Russia and Ukraine are falling as both countries attack each other's shipping facilities and ports.
A widening deficit and Ukrainian strikes are testing Russia's economy, even as war in the Middle East lifts oil revenue.
Russia is putting pressure on Ukraine with ballistic missiles, but Kyiv is short of Patriot interceptors. Domestic production and European alternatives take time. Can Kyiv realistically reduce its dependence on the US?
The company akin to Amazon has come under heavy attacks in Russia as Kyiv tries to bring the sense of war home.
Four killed in attacks, with a child killed and dozens of buildings damaged in Novorossiysk.
The old transatlantic order is weakening, but Moscow cannot afford to wait for Western divisions to solve the Ukraine conflict Read Full Article at RT.com
Russian strikes kill six in Zaporizhzhia and hit a children's hospital in Kyiv.
AJ's Audrey MacAlpine reports from a secret launch site in eastern Ukraine, where soldiers prepare long-range drones.
Al Jazeera is given rare access to one of Ukraine's long-range drone units tasked with targeting Russia.
They carry ammunition, can conduct kamikaze missions and have shown they can capture enemy positions.
At least 13 killed in Ukrainian drone attack on Russia's Nizhnekamsk, leading to a day of mourning in Tatarstan.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy accuses Moscow of harming global food security amid a plate of attacks on Odesa's port.
Drone and missile attacks killed several and injured dozens in both Ukraine and Russia.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visits Serbia, a country traditionally friendly with Moscow.
Russia strikes the Kyiv region again during Zelenskyy's visit.
Ukraine continues to strike warehouses and logistics hubs run by Wildberries, which it says aid Moscow's war efforts.
Moscow's troops suffer high rate of losses as Zelenskyy renews air campaign against Russia.
UN chief Guterres calls for de-escalation and a ceasefire as Russia-Ukraine attacks intensify.
Investigators say the suspect photographed a Bavarian defense site for a foreign intelligence service in preparation for possible sabotage.
Blackened ships and smashed docks mark Russia's recent surge of attacks on Ukraine's coastline.
The US state of Indiana has declared an energy emergency, citing maritime drone warfare in the Russia-Ukraine conflict Read Full Article at RT.com
Ukraine strikes hundreds of targets in Crimea over several weeks to pressure Russia's hold on the region.
Ukraine hits two oil refineries deep in Russian territory to limit revenues financing Russia's war.
Ukraine has conducted strikes targeting key economic and military supply chains inside Russia in recent weeks.
Russia is preparing a new mobilization campaign to boost troop numbers, Ukrainian officials and independent Russian media outlets report. The Kremlin denies this.
Kyiv's depleted air defences meant many of the missiles were not intercepted - like the one that hit Anastasiia's home.
The war sees a surge in attacks by both sides with little diplomatic movement.
A Ukrainian man has relived the moment a suspected Russian drone chased him before it blew up.
Russia attacked Kyiv with ballistic missiles, killing two and injuring others, hitting residential buildings.
Russian missiles hit residential buildings and warehouses, killing at least 17 people.
Russian forces used 29 missiles and 115 drones, killing 17 people.
Russia launched a ballistic missile and drone attack on Kyiv, killing at least 17 people.
A video shows a Russian drone pursuing a street vendor in the Kherson region before exploding.
Ukraine said the video - showing a terrified civilian being hounded by a remotely-controlled drone - amounted to a war crime.
Missile and drone strikes far beyond the front lines are causing a mounting civilian death toll in both countries.
Facilities in St Petersburg and Tver were also hit, while at least one was killed in Russian strikes on Ukraine.
Ukrainian drones targeted multiple Russian resort cities along the Black Sea coast, while Russia struck Ukrainian vessels transporting military supplies.
A Turkish cargo ship was struck by suspected Ukrainian drones near a Russian Black Sea port.
Ukrainian drones hit industrial and warehouse sites, killing five people.
A soldier killed four people in Russian-controlled Crimea.
In the far east, well away from world events, Russia and North Korea are building their first road connection. The project has set alarm bells ringing in Ukraine.
Ukraine struck another warehouse belonging to Russian e-commerce giant Wildberries in a long-range drone attack.
Russia claims civilians were killed in a strike on a Black Sea resort, accusing Ukraine of targeting civilians.
Ukrainian drone hit a popular resort on the Black Sea, killing seven and injuring 40.
Russian attacks disrupt Black Sea exports, forcing Ukrainian farmers to use temporary grain storage.
Ukrainian drone strikes kill eight in response to Russian missile attacks.
Ukraine has stepped up attacks on Russian logistics centers and energy facilities in Crimea. What are the consequences for local supplies, and how does Kyiv hope this strategy will affect the course of the war?
Missile strikes kill at least nine and cause building collapses and fires.
Missile strikes on Kyiv killing at least 9 people and injuring dozens.
From Africa to the Caspian Sea, each strike is an attempt to market Ukraine as a useful Western asset that still deserves cash and weapons Read Full Article at RT.com
Drone warfare has altered the balance in Ukraine, weakened the spirit of Anchorage, and given Europe a new political case for the conflict Read Full Article at RT.com
Russia can only preserve itself by winning the Ukraine conflict because the West seeks to destroy it through Kiev, Dmitry Medvedev has said Read Full Article at RT.com
Russia’s win in the Ukraine conflict would serve peace-loving humanity, Greek philosophy professor Dimitrios Patelis has said Read Full Article at RT.com
Elon Musk should stop providing Starlink services to the Ukrainian military if he cares about the death toll in the conflict, Russia said Read Full Article at RT.com
Witkoff and Kushner arrive in Kyiv after talks with Putin in Moscow.
Russia and Ukraine trade heavy attacks, killing more than 10 people, as the war enters its fifth year.
Leaders of the 'Coalition of the Willing' convene in Kyiv to discuss air defence shortages and drone attacks.
New trilateral talks between Ukraine, Russia, and the US could begin in October.
Russian strike on a warehouse outside Kyiv, followed by a detonation, causing a major fire and explosions, killing at least 27 people.
Possible negotiations between Ukraine and Russia in September, as suggested by Zelenskyy's top aide.
A drone struck a crowded beach near Gelendzhik, killing at least seven people.
A Russian missile strike on Kyiv that killed civilians, highlighting Ukraine's interceptor shortage.
Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff met with Russian President Vladimir Putin to discuss reviving talks to end the war in Ukraine.
The envoys are scheduled to visit Kyiv on Sunday as part of their diplomatic efforts.
Russian forces launched drone strikes on Kyiv, killing at least two people.
A drone attack on an ambulance in Kherson killed a 25-year-old medic and injured a doctor.
Missile attack on a warehouse in Khmelnytskyi killed 37 people and damaged 50 residential buildings.
US envoys travel to Russia and Ukraine for talks on ceasefire and peace settlement.
A drone attack near the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant killed one person, according to the IAEA.
Ukrainian drone struck a bus in Russian-controlled Horlivka, killing one and injuring five.
A Russian drone strike on a shopping centre in Kryvyi Rih killed 14 and injured over 120.
Russian 'double-tap' drone strike on a mall in Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine, killing several people.
Russian missile strike on a shopping mall in Kryvyi Rih, killing 16 and wounding many, including children.
Indian Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar visits Kyiv and offers India's help to end the war in Ukraine.
At least 13 killed in Ukrainian drone attack on Russia's Tatarstan region, one of the deadliest since the war started.
Russian ballistic missiles killed at least six and injured over two dozen in Kyiv.
Russian strikes killed three people in Kharkiv region and three in Sumy.
Russia reported intercepting 605 Ukrainian drones.
Russian ballistic missiles killed 12 and injured over 30 in Kyiv, sparking fires.
A Russian ballistic missile attack on Kyiv killed at least one person on Wednesday morning.
Ukraine reports major hits on a Russian oil refinery and an airfield.
Russia's military says it attacked Ukrainian ports and vessels in the Black Sea overnight.
A missile strike in northeastern Kharkiv oblast killed 10 people.
Russia reported more than 600 drones approaching the Moscow area.
Putin held a three-hour meeting with US envoys in Moscow ahead of their trip to Kyiv.
Both Moscow and Kyiv agreed to a three-day pause on capital airstrikes through Monday.
Russian ballistic missile attacks on Kyiv kill at least nine people, according to Ukrainian officials.
Ukrainian drone strikes killed eight people and targeted military and civilian infrastructure; Russia reported downing 635 drones.
Ukrainian drones attacked Russia's Moscow region, killing five and injuring six.
Ukraine launched hundreds of drones at targets inside Russia, killing at least 13 people, according to Russian officials.
Ukraine launched hundreds of drones across Russia, killing at least six people and striking a Wildberries logistics hub; Moscow reported 822 drones shot down.
Russia reports over 600 drones targeted the Moscow region, injuring at least three people and damaging a Wildberries warehouse.
Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner travel to restart peace negotiations.
Explosions rock Kyiv and neighboring cities as Russia's three-day ceasefire ends.
Russia's three-day ceasefire ended, followed by explosions in Kyiv and neighboring cities.
Explosions in Kyiv and neighboring cities mark the end of Russia's three-day ceasefire, resuming hostilities.
Russia launched ballistic missiles at the Ukrainian capital, part of ongoing attacks.
Massive Russian strikes on Kyiv and surrounding regions, causing casualties and damage.
Russia resumed strikes on Kyiv after a three-day pause during US envoy visits.
Ukrainian air attacks kill three in Russia, sparking fires at Lukoil's NORSI refinery and a Wildberries hub, with Kyiv claiming 16 targets hit.
The envoys are scheduled to visit Kyiv on Sunday as part of the peace efforts.
UN monitors report the highest monthly civilian casualty level in Ukraine since the start of the full-scale war.
Russian forces struck a second-hand market in Kyiv, injuring six people.
Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff arrive in Moscow to revive Ukraine peace talks.
Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are due to hold talks with Russia in Moscow.
The US initiated military action against Iran, leading to a diversion of Patriot interceptors and causing a shortage for Ukraine.
Ukraine began striking deep inside Russia, targeting oil refineries and military infrastructure, while Russian advances stalled.
U.S. envoys visit Russia and Ukraine as part of Washington's push to end the fighting.
Russia launched ballistic missiles at Ukraine's capital, killing at least nine people and injuring over 20.
Russian missile strike on Kyiv kills at least 9 people, according to Ukrainian officials.
Russian forces launched a massive missile and drone attack on Kyiv, killing at least 13 people and targeting apartment blocks and warehouses.
Russian drone and missile barrage kills at least 12 in Ukraine's Kyiv.
A drone followed a man at a market in Kherson before exploding.
Putin told reporters at the BRICS summit in India that European troop deployment to Ukraine would mean war with Russia.
Putin denies fresh mobilization campaign during an economic forum in Russia's east, calling reports Ukrainian disinformation.
Ukraine marks its Independence Day, with European leaders in Kyiv announcing new support packages.
Russian drone strike killed 10 and injured around 100 near Kyiv.
European leaders joined President Zelenskyy in Kyiv to mark Ukraine's Independence Day amid the ongoing Russian invasion.
Ukraine launched a military campaign, reportedly in the Kursk region, aiming to change the course of the war.
Ukraine conducted drone attacks on Russian territory throughout the summer, causing disruption and raising awareness of the war.
Russian strikes kill 6 people in Ukraine, day after shopping complex attack.
Ukrainian drone hits home in southern Russia, killing two children and injuring their parents.
At least 437 civilians killed and 2,610 injured in July, highest since May 2022.
Ukraine began targeting Wildberries warehouses almost every day since mid-July.
At least six people killed in Ukrainian missile attack on Russia's Belgorod region.
Overnight Russian missile and drone attacks across Ukraine kill two people and injure 19.
Overnight missile attacks killed three people, including a child, near Kyiv.
Russian missile strikes near the Ukrainian capital killed three people, including a child.
The US Senate passed new sanctions against Russia, coinciding with the strikes.
Russia's upcoming election, which Zelenskyy says will be used as a pretext for a new mobilization.
Russian strikes on Zaporizhzhia killed at least six and injured 19, reportedly using North Korean ballistic missiles.
A second Ukrainian national was arrested in Croatia in connection with the blast.
Russia launched strikes almost continuously on Kyiv and surrounding areas for six straight days.
A Ukrainian ex-army officer was arrested and transferred to Germany in connection with the blast.
Zelenskyy signs decree imposing sanctions on producers of the cartoon, accusing it of spreading pro-Russian propaganda.
A missile left a 10m-wide crater near Tarnawa Kolonia, Poland, about 100km from the Ukrainian border.
Explosions damaged the Nord Stream gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea.
Russia began its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, leading to ongoing concerns about the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant's security.
Start of the full-scale invasion, leading to repeated power outages at the Zaporizhzhia plant.
Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, escalating the conflict dramatically and leading to widespread devastation.
The Russo-Ukrainian war began in February 2014 following Ukraine's Revolution of Dignity, when Russia occupied and annexed Crimea.