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Thousands of children deported from Ukraine, report Kyiv authorities

Russia-installed authorities in the so-called Luhansk People’s Republic claim to have sent Ukrainian children to the region of Krasnodar in Russia.

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What were the top stories in Europe this week?

The European Parliament declared Russia a "state sponsor of terrorism" this week in a vote overwhelmingly backed by MEPs.

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Kherson is free, but still under bombardment

It was arguably Ukraine's biggest success in the war so far. Earlier this month, the only provincial capital that Russia had captured since the invasion began in February, Kherson, was liberated.

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Five new developments to know about the Ukraine war

This is our round-up of the latest news from Russia's war in Ukraine.

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How has the Ukraine war changed life in Ireland?

Despite being thousands of kilometres away, the Ukraine war has impacted life in Ireland. Here's how.

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Vladimir Putin announces increase in military equipment

But anger is growing among the relatives of Russian servicemen fighting in Ukraine.

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Russia tries to stregthen defences southeast of Kherson

Russian forces in Ukraine continue defensive operations on the east bank of the Kherson region with new defensive positions southeast of the city and Zaozerne.

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Anelise Borges reports on the blackouts in Ukraine for Euronews

Most Ukrainians were left without power on Wednesday night after a new wave of Russian strikes on the country's critical infrastructure. Euronews International Correspondent Anelise Borges was in the Ukrainian cities of Odesa and Kherson as residents battle on without water or electricity.

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WATCH: Ukrainian and Russian soldiers train for a harsh winter ahead

Ukrainian soldiers carry out exercises in an abandoned brick building in Slovyansk in the Donetsk region, before heading back to the frontline.

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Ukraine war: Four key developments to know today

This is the latest news from Russia's war in Ukraine.

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Journalists and protestors continue to be silenced in Russia, says Amnesty International

A new report reveals that Russian authorities have developed a "sophisticated system of restrictions and severe reprisals to crush public protests".

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Zelenskyy calls infrastructure attacks "crime against humanity"

The Ukrainian President has called on the UN Security Council to pressure Russia into ceasing its air strikes targeting his country's critical infrastructure

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Moscow reportedly depleted significant amount of its missiles

Our correspondent Sasha Vakulina gives the latest update about the war in Ukraine, as Moscow has reportedly depleted a significant portion of its high-precision missiles.

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EU Parliament website under 'external attack' after key Russian vote

A European Parliament spokesperson said the outage was linked to an external DDoS attack but did not name a possible culprit.

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Power cuts in Ukraine and Moldova after fresh missile strikes

Russia has repeatedly targeted Ukraine's energy infrastructure in recent weeks.

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

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

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European Parliament declares Russia a 'state sponsor of terrorism'

MEPs called on EU countries to reduce diplomatic relations with Russia and keep them "to the absolute minimum necessary."

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Baby killed after Russian strike on hospital, says prosecutor general

The Prosecutor General of Ukraine said a rocket hit the hospital in Vilniansk around 2:00 on Wednesday morning.

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If Ukraine war doesn't end, next winter will be even worse — Gentiloni

In an interview with Euronews, EU Commissioner Paolo Gentiloni discussed the worrying state of the European economy and the looming threat of recession.

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'We expect 2-3 million more people to leave their homes' WHO warns

The World Health Organization warns that millions of Ukrainians will leave their homes for warmth and safety this winter, with temperatures reaching minus 20 degrees Celsius as the country’s infrastructure is either damaged or destroyed.