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'Every missile was a roll of the dice': Mental scars of war laid bare

“There was shelling every minute, every second – day and night. Every missile was a roll of the dice, they hit places randomly and people died."

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Euroviews. Mental health impact of war unprecedented in Europe since WWII | View

The World Health Organization is highlighting the impact of the Ukraine war to mark World Mental Health Day on Monday, 10 October.

Ukraine

War has inflicted €36bn damage on Ukraine's environment: Minister

Grinding war has devastated Ukraine's natural world with €36 billion in damage, Ukraine's environmental protection minister told Euronews.

World News

Scores killed and wounded in 'Russian attack' on Zaporizhzhia

At least 17 people have died and another 49 have been hospitalised, after an alleged "Russian missile attack" on the Ukrainian city of Zaporizhzhia.

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Five reasons why Ukraine won't join NATO any time soon

Zelenskyy is expected to deliver one clear message to the NATO summit in Vilnius: Let Ukraine join the US-led military alliance.

Ukraine

Russia tightens security on Crimea bridge after huge blast

The crossing was built after Russia seized and annexed Crimea from Ukraine in violation of international law in 2014.

Ukraine

Mixed reactions in Ukraine over joint Nobel Peace Prize award

Kyiv's ambassador to Germany described the inclusion of Russian and Belarusian rights campaigners among the winners as "truly devastating".

Ukraine

'They were alcoholics': Ukrainians describe Russian troops' behaviour

As Russian soldiers retreat from Ukraine's frontline, defending troops discover abandoned vehicles, anti-tank missiles, discarded camps and dozens of traumatised residents.

Ukraine

Kyiv and Washington clarify leaders' nuclear remarks to calm fears

Kyiv says Zelenskyy called for 'pre-emptive sanctions' not a strike against Russia; the White House plays down Biden's warning about Moscow's nuclear threat — and other key developments.

Earth News

Energy crisis: Europe prepares for blackouts this winter

In the UK, the National Grid has said that homes could face three-hour power cuts if energy reserves run out.

Russia

How Russian propaganda 'has found a way of avoiding detection online'

Russia is using Telegram to help it bypass telltale signs that would identify content as Moscow-backed propaganda to tech giants like Twitter.

Ukraine

Russia's nuclear weapon threats 'most serious since 1962', says Biden

"For the first time since the Cuban Missile Crisis, we have a direct threat to the use of nuclear weapons," the US president said.

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Kyiv Symphony Orchestra in Paris for the first time since the war

"I can't just sit and be silent and do my job whatever it is. I need to speak to people. I need to speak to them with music or with words."

Ukraine

One dead after 'Russian rockets hit residential areas' in Zaporizhzhia

The strikes came just hours after Ukraine announced that the country's military had retaken three Russian-occupied villages.

Ukraine

Six key developments to know about on the war in Ukraine

Here is our latest round-up of what's happening in the Ukraine war.

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Mykolaiv residents band together despite looming fears of attack

"The biggest capital, the biggest asset in the war is people can unite, people can help, people can fight," says one Mykolaiv resident.

Russia

Putin signs annexation decrees vowing to 'stabilise' Ukraine regions

"We do not, we never did and are not going to make any difference between Russians and Ukrainians", said President Vladimir Putin.

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What we know and don't know about the new European Political Community

Here's your guide to what we know - and don't know - about the European Political Community.

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EU agrees new sanctions on Russia including price cap on Russian oil

"This oil cap will help reduce Russia's revenues and keep global energy markets stable," European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said.

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EU infrastructure a 'target' for first time, says von der Leyen

The European Commission chief also called on the 27 countries to "make best use of our satellite surveillance capacity" to identify and deter threats.