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Moscow threatens to confiscate EU assets, West expanding war to Asia

All the latest developments from the war in Ukraine.

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Kyiv says Russian forces have suffered heavy losses

Euronews correspondent Sasha Vakulina reports on the latest situation in Ukraine as Kyiv says Russian forces have suffered heavy losses.

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EU vows to tax Russia's immobilised assets for Ukraine reconstruction

Ursula von der Leyen gave more details on Friday about the delayed plan to use the immobilised assets of the Russian Central Bank to pay for Ukraine's reconstruction.

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Orbán opposes €50-billion EU plan for Ukraine as Fico raises concerns

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has come out against a €50-billion plan in long-term support for Ukraine that the European Union intends to approve before the end of the year.

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Russia executing soldiers not following orders, says US

Moscow has reportedly struggled to enforce military discipline in Ukraine.

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Ukraine not forgotten, EU leaders say, as Gaza siege dominates summit

EU leaders aimed to ensure Ukraine doesn’t slip from the top of the political agenda as they gathered in Brussels on Thursday for a summit set to be dominated by the crisis engulfing the Gaza strip.

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Ukraine says starting EU membership negotiations is a top priority

Ukraine's president says starting EU accession talks this year will be a strong motivation for the country as it fights Russia's invasion.

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Russia says it foiled attempts by Kyiv's troops to cross Dnipro River

Russia’s defence ministry said that the country's forces have foiled several attempts by Ukrainian units to cross the Dnipro River in the southern Kherson region.

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Vulnerable Ukrainian war victims should be compensated first: Watchdog

The most vulnerable victims of Russia's aggression against Ukraine should be prioritised in a future international compensation mechanism, the Council of Europe's secretary general Marija Pejčinović Burić told Euronews.

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Zelenskyy makes push for EU accession talks ahead of key report

Volodymyr Zelenskyy renewed on Tuesday his appeal to move forward Ukraine's ambitious bid to join the European Union.

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Ukraine War: 1,500 people huddle in cellars as Russia shells Avdiivka

Volunteers deliver food supplies to the last remaining residents of a coalfield town that was home to 30,000 before Moscow's full-scale assault began

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Migration to OECD countries at a record-high rate

Migration to OECD countries reached unprecedented levels in 2022, according to a new report published on Monday.

Ukraine

Russia funnels additional forces to Avdiivka front line

Moscow is funnelling additional forces to the Avdiivka front line despite ongoing challenges and the failure of a renewed push over the past few days.

Ukraine

Compassion fatigue: Is the West tired of war?

The US and its allies have provided financial and military aid to Kyiv since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine began and promised to support the war-ravaged country for as long as is necessary but the Kremlin claims Western sympathy is in limited supply.

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Zelenskyy: Russia must 'face responsibility' after strike on Kherson

The Ukrainian-held front-line city has been at the heart of fierce fighting as Moscow and Kyiv push for battlefield breakthroughs amid the looming onset of wintry conditions.

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Civilians killed and wounded in overnight attacks by Russia - Ukrainian officials

The death toll in the Russia-Ukraine conflict has risen as the conflict continues.

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'Not very welcome': Unease in Brussels after Orbán-Putin meeting

The images of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and Russian President Vladimir Putin shaking hands in China have caused unease in Brussels at a time of rising concerns about fractures in Western unity.

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Aid to Ukraine threatened by war between Israel and Hamas

War in Israel favours Russia but the US has the financial muscle to fight on both fronts, Natasha Lindsteadt, Professor of Politics at the University of Essex tells Euronews.

Ukraine

Kyiv a step closer to banning Ukrainian Orthodox Church

Ukrainian lawmakers passed a bill on Thursday that would ban religious organisations and churches with alleged ties to Moscow.

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Ukraine War: Three people killed in Russian strikes in eastern Ukraine

The latest attacks come a day after Ukraine announced it had used US-supplied long-range ATACMS missiles against Russia for the first time.