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

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

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Latvia probes into exiled Russian TV over help to Moscow troops

A Dozhd news anchor stated on Thursday that the station had already helped provide many Russian soldiers with basic equipment and amenities.

Ukraine

Russian army stays on the defensive because of munition shortage

Russian forces continued to conduct defensive measures, build fortifications, and move personnel on the east bank of the Dnipro River in the Kherson region, says the Institute for the Study of War.

Business

7.5 billion of Russian assets have been frozen in Switzerland

Switzerland has frozen a total of 7.5 billion Swiss francs in Russian assets, in connection with the sanctions imposed over Russia's war in Ukraine.

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Spain

Explosive packages sent to embassies, PM and weapons factory in Spain

Foreign embassies, the Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sanchez and a factory supplying grenades to Ukraine have all been targeted in a wave of letter bombs.

Ukraine

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

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

Poland

Security meeting overshadowed by Russia's war, ban on Lavrov

Foreign Ministers and other representatives attend a high-level meeting of the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe in Lodz, Poland

Ukraine

Russian gains in Bakhmut are of little benefit, ISW says

Euronews Correspondent Sasha Vakulina walks viewers through the Institute of the Study of War's latest findings on Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Ukraine

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

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

Ukraine

Zelenskyy tells Elon Musk to 'come to Ukraine' after peace deal furore

The Twitter CEO sparked controversy in October with a proposed peace plan between Kyiv and Moscow.

Europe News

'We will fight. We are unbreakable': Mariupol survivor tells her story

Kateryna Polishchuk was holed up in the Azovstal steel plant during the last weeks of the Mariupol siege.

Ukraine

Kherson: remains of six people discovered in mass grave

Euronews International Correspondent Anelise Borges spoke to two residents in the town of Pravdyne, after a common grave was discovered outside a destroyed house last week containing the remains of six people, allegedly killed by Russian troops.

Romania

Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia, and Moldova impacted by war

On the second day of its summit in Romania, NATO is focusing on countries impacted by Russia’s war in Ukraine - Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia, and Moldova.

Ukraine

The EU wants a court to probe Russian war crime claims. Will it work?

The creation of a special tribunal able to charge the Russian leadership with the crime of aggression -- the invasion of Ukraine -- will show Kyiv that Moscow can be held accountable for violating its sovereignty.

Ukraine

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

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

Ukraine

Ukraine eyes up the strategic Kinburn Peninsula

, Kyiv has its eyes set on the strategic Kinburn peninsula. It’s a piece of land that juts out from the in the Black Sea. Crucially it is connected to territory on the south side of the Dneiper river.

Ukraine

EU proposes court to probe alleged Russian war crimes in Ukraine

The bloc has also proposed using Russian assets frozen under sanctions to help rebuild Ukraine.

Culture news

Under missiles and across borders: Ukrainian art defying the odds

Museums in Madrid and Kyiv worked to defy the odds and transport 70 Ukrainian masterpieces from a war zone to safety.

Ukraine

European nations fund generators for blackout-hit Ukraine

More than €70,000 has been collected in donations in just ten days in the Czech Republic, to provide much-needed generators for Ukraine.

Germany

G7 justice ministers discuss coordinating war crime probes

The G7 justice ministers, the European Commission (EC) and the International Criminal Court (ICC) have discussed coordinating efforts