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Ukraine assembles 'graveyard' of Russian shells in Kharkiv

Ukraine's services have assembled two "graveyards" of Russian shells in Kharkiv, with the missile and shell fragments "removed for further investigation".

World News

Russia expands its defence along the border with Ukraine

Russia has extended defence positions along its international border with Ukraine, and deep inside its Belgorod region, according to the latest defence intelligence.

Ukraine

President Zelenskyy named Time magazine's Person of the Year

War-time president Volodymyr Zelenskyy has received the 2022 Person of the Year Times Magazine title for his success as a leader during Russia's full-scale invasion and for 'reminding the world of the fragility of democracy and of peace'

Ukraine

Frost falls on Kyiv as workers race to restore energy grids

As Russia continues targeting energy facilities, the frosty winter weather hits the Ukrainian capital.

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Ukraine

Six new developments to know about Russia's war in Ukraine

Here is our summary of the latest news on Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Ukraine

Ukrainian soldiers returned in prisoner swap

Moscow and Kyiv exchange captured soldiers on Ukraine's Armed Forces Day while Ukraine's top diplomat, Dmytro Kuleba calls on the West to ramp up military aid.

Euronews Witness

Inside liberated Kherson: Joy gives way to anxiety and hunger

Kherson is Ukraine’s hero city: a symbol of the country’s ability to put on a fight. But it is now a shadow of its former self.

Ukraine

Fire at Russian airport labelled as 'terrorist' attack by Moscow

A fire at an airport in Kursk, Russia is being described as a 'terrorist' attack. It comes a day after similar strikes on two other Russian airbases, which the Kremlin blamed on Kyiv. Meanwhile Ukraine’s President visits troops in Donetsk.

Ukraine

Cat ceramics bringing joy to children in Ukraine war zone

How restarting a pottery studio in Mykolaiv is helping to distract children from hardships in a war zone.

Russia

Several dead after explosions hit two Russian military airfields

Three Russian servicemen were killed and four injured in the incidents in the Ryazan and Saratov regions. Hours later, Russia launched a wave of missiles at targets around Ukraine, although Kyiv says it shot most of them down.

Ukraine

Six new developments to know about Russia's war in Ukraine today

Here is our summary of the latest news from Russia's war in Ukraine.

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Air-raid sirens blare throughout Ukraine as Russia launches strikes

Air alerts blared across Ukraine and officials urged civilians to take shelter from what they said was the latest in waves of Russian missile strikes since Moscow's invasion

Ukraine

Ukrainian air force shoots down barrage of Russian missiles

Ukrainian officials reported a new barrage of Russian missile strikes across the country, an attack that was anticipated as Russia continues to seek to disable Ukraine’s energy supplies and infrastructure during this winter.

Ukraine

Russia set on Bakhmut offensive yet making limited gains

The UK defence ministry believes Russia has prioritised Bakhmut as its main offensive effort since early August 2022.

Ukraine

Russia airbase 'explosions' and other key developments in Ukraine war

Here is our summary of the latest news from Russia's war in Ukraine.

Russia

Price cap on Russian oil comes into force despite Moscow's threats

The $60-a-barrel cap on Russian oil approved by the G7 comes into force on Monday despite Moscow's threats.

Germany

Nobel Peace laureate says solution to Ukraine war will be military

Russian rights activist and Nobel Peace Prize laureate, Irina Scherbakova, says there’s no prospect of a negotiated end to the war in Ukraine.

Ukraine

Price cap on Russian crude oil exports to come into effect

A price ceiling on Russian seaborne crude oil agreed upon by Australia, the EU and G7 nations will come into effect on Monday, with a cap on refined petroleum products due in February next year.

Ukraine

Ukrainian civilians adapting to the dark amid widespread blackouts

Blackouts in Lviv, Ukraine have not brought everyday life to a halt. Shops and bars continue serving even as the lights go out, making drinks by candlelight and selling goods under the light of a phone.

Ukraine

Ukrainian security service sanctions 10 pro-Russian Orthodox priests

The Russian Orthodox Church in Ukraine severed its ties to the pro-Kremlin Moscow Patriarchate earlier in the war.

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