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Putin releases and pardons Satanist killer

Nikolai Ogolobyak was given the reprieve after fighting for the notorious Storm Z unit of the Russian army in their war against Ukraine.

Russia

Russians' confidence in military dips as Ukraine war drags on - poll

Moscow promised a quick victory in Ukraine. Nearly two years later, no end to the fighting is in sight.

Ukraine

Intense Russian shelling in Eastern Ukraine

Intense Russian shelling carried out through the night accross Eastern and Southern Ukraine, as the town of Izioum near the frontline prepares for the winter.

Ukraine

Russian military units generally undermanned, says ISW

Ukraine’s defence minister Rustem Umerov told the US defence secretary Lloyd Austin that Russian losses in Avdiivka amount to approximately 4,000 soldiers.

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Russia

Russia executing soldiers not following orders, says US

Moscow has reportedly struggled to enforce military discipline in Ukraine.

Ukraine

At least 50 people killed in Russian strike on village in east Ukraine

President Zelenskyy denounced the attack on the store and cafe in the village of Hroza as a “demonstrably brutal Russian crime” and “a completely deliberate act of terrorism.”

Ukraine

War in Ukraine: Russia may have shot down its own combat jets

Euronews’ Sasha Vakulina reports on the latest situation in Ukraine, including Moscow allegedly shooting down one of its fighter jets.

Russia

Putin condemns mutiny attempt as Prigozhin explains Wagner rebellion

President Putin and Wagner boss Yevgeny Prigozhin have both made public statements about a suspected mutiny with Putin issuing ultimatum to mercenaries

Belarus

Prigozhin breaks his silence: March on Moscow was protest, not coup

Yevgeny Prigozhin, the head of Russian mercenary Wagner Group has broken his silence, releasing an 11-minute audio message, where he claims that he initiated Saturday's ''march of justice" to Moscow as a protest and "not to overthrow the country's government."

Syria

Airstrike in northwest Syria kills at least nine people

Russia launched the strike on a market on a strategic rebel-held town, targeting militants and a weapons depot.

Ukraine

Ukraine says battle for Bakhmut continues in the outskirts of the city

Bakhmut may have fallen into Russian hands but Ukrainian forces are still holding the line and striking back, as fighting moves to the city flanks.

Ukraine

Ukraine special forces footage appears to show Bakhmut battle

Ukraine has released what it says is helmet-camera footage from its special forces clearing a Russian position in Bakhmut. Kyiv says it has stopped the enemy and pushed it back, with President Zelenskyy telling his people the Russians are mentally prepared for defeat.

Russia

Russian 'ghost ships' near Nord Stream before blast - reports

The pipeline carrying gas from Russia to Europe was blown up last September.

Ukraine

Russia lost 20,000 troops in five months, claims US

Both sides of the Ukraine war are tight-lipped about how many casualties they have suffered since the fighting began.

Ukraine

Zaporizhzhia's Russian occupiers dig in for Ukraine counter-offensive

The latest analysis of satellite imagery from Ukraine by British intelligence suggests Russian occupiers are setting up defensive positions inside Europe's biggest nuclear power plant at Zaphorizhzhia.

Ukraine

The anticipated Ukrainian counter-offensive: When, where and how?

Defence experts discuss the options available to Ukraine's generals and politicians for its counter-offensive against Russia's full scale invasion.

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WATCH: Ukraine army general visits troops for Easter

Many Ukrainian soldiers will spend Easter Sunday away from their families for the second year since Russia’s full-scale invasion of their country began.

Ukraine

Winter offensive falls short of Kremlin goals, Rosgvardia admits

Russian, Ukrainian, and Western sources appear to agree that Russia's winter offensive has failed to achieve the Kremlin’s goals of seizing the Donetsk and Luhansk region administrative borders by March 31.

Russia

West cannot sustain arms supplies to Ukraine, claims Putin

The Russian President is trying to create the impression that Western support is "futile", according to the US-based Institute for the Study of War.

World News

What are the rules for flying across the Black Sea?

Earlier this week, Russian fighter jets reportedly hit and downed a US drone over the Black Sea, an act the US dubbed “unprofessional”. Why was it considered this way, and what are the rules for flying over the region? We asked the experts.