Articles tagged "invasion"

'No intact buildings left' in Toretsk, accelerating Russian advance, military says -- North Korea has sent 10,000 soldiers to Russia, Western sources say -- NATO will do what's necessary for Ukraine to prevail -- Russian opposition needs to stop blaming Putin and start confronting Russia's violent imperial legacy -- and more

Russia responsible for 80% of foreign influence operations in the world -- Oil depot in occupied Crimea's Feodosia burning for 4th day after Ukraine's strike -- Ukraine confirms strike on Russian airbase in North Caucasus housing Su-34, Su-27 jets -- JD Vance’s neutrality pitch for Ukraine is a shortcut to Putin’s next invasion -- and more

Russia and its accomplices want to disrupt global unity -- Ukraine's 79th brigade releases video of 'massive' Russian attack being repelled near Kurakhove -- Ukrainian forces break through another section of Russian border -- Russian sleeper cell plotting 'violent seizure of power in Odesa' thwarted -- Kyiv hits over 200 targets in Russia using drone swarms -- Japan warns off Russian military plane, uses flares for first time -- and more

Kremlin's war in Ukraine 'a stunning Russian military failure,' British diplomat says -- Russian weapons depot ‘wiped off the face of the earth’ by Ukrainian drone attack -- Romania urges 'robust' NATO response to airspace violations by Russia -- Finnish president wants Russia excluded from UN Security Council -- and more

Syrians disappear in Luhansk Oblast as Moscow uses foreign fighters as cannon fodder -- Too dangerous to ignore; Russia's malicious activity in the Baltics set to test NATO resolve -- Russia reportedly executes POW with sword -- IMF's trip to Moscow is effectively enabling Russia's war against Ukraine -- and more

Operation in Kursk Oblast prevents Russia's attempts to occupy Sumy -- Ukrainian hackers launch large-scale cyberattack on Russian Internet providers, military-related companies -- Some US officials say Washington restricting Ukrainian strikes on Russia in hopes of eventual reset in relations with Moscow -- Russia has lost 606,490 troops since Feb. 24, 2022 -- and more

Hundreds of Russian soldiers surrendered during Ukraine's incursion of Kursk Oblast -- As Ukraine's Kursk incursion wins US support, will fears of Russian escalation fade? -- Belarus to transfer military equipment to Russia amid Ukraine's operation in Kursk Oblast -- and more

Lifting ban on strikes on Russian territory did not lead to escalation -- Ukraine may have surpassed Russia in number of drones -- Ukrainian aerial, naval drones attack Russian base in Crimea -- European leaders warned that Putin may use blackmail to undermine unity -- and more

Ukrainian survivor of Russian torture files legal complaint in Argentina -- ‘Double-tap’ attack. Understanding one of Russia’s cruelest tactics in Ukraine -- Russia destroyed Kyiv Oblast power plant after Ukraine ran out of air defense missiles -- A look at the DRONE arsenal Russia uses against Ukraine -- and more

Estonian PM: Russian defeat will help prevent WWIII -- Ukraine's forces stabilize situation in the east -- Krasnodar Krai to close 2 prisons after inmates leave to fight in Ukraine -- Dutch defense minister: You don't start negotiations with gun pointed at your head -- Russia's railway to Crimea is 'important target' for Ukraine -- Russian Navy accidentally hits fishing boat, authorities try to cover it up -- and more

Ukraine's security services allegedly behind attack on Russian steel plant -- Situation in Ukraine grave, but not hopeless; More Russian soldiers have likely died to seize Avdiivka than died in the entire Soviet-Afghan war -- It’s been 2 years and world’s on the brink. Time to wake up or fall -- US philanthropist pledges $300 million for Ukraine in 2024 -- and more

Ukrainian soldiers storming eastern bank of Dnipro fear their mission is hopeless -- EU to discuss $55 billion for Ukraine on Feb. 1 -- Putin's move to simplify citizenship for Moldovans an attempt to gather 'cannon fodder' -- Ukrainian military scales down some operations over foreign aid shortages -- and more