Due to the latest Russian air strikes in Dnipro, two civilians have been killed, and Ukrainian President V. Zelensky threatens to close Russian airspace in an effort to force Moscow to agree to peace negotiations. (translated)
In August, Russia's offensive in Ukraine accelerated, but it remains much slower than in previous years of the invasion, according to an analysis conducted by AFP. (translated)
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky emphasizes that September could bring significant changes, so Ukraine and its partners need to make efforts to encourage Russia to end the war. (translated)
During a missile and drone attack by Russia, twelve people were killed in Kyiv and its surroundings, including seven railway workers, and the attack occurred just as children were returning to school after summer vacation. (translated)
In a Russian missile and drone attack on Kyiv, four people were killed and more than a dozen were injured. (translated)
Russian President Vladimir Putin is concerned about his security after a possible defeat in the war, and dissatisfaction with the war is growing in society, according to the British newspaper "The Economist." (translated)
Russian President V. Putin, listening to the visit of US Central Intelligence Agency Director J. Ratcliffe in Moscow, chooses a war-escalating strategy as his goal is to maintain power and life, despite the increasing domestic opposition and the consequences of war. (translated)
During Russia's attacks across Ukraine in the past day, 16 people were killed and 50 were injured. (translated)
"Bloomberg" reports that Russia is preparing for intensive attacks on Kyiv and Ukrainian infrastructure, further escalating the war, and sources say that it is currently unlikely that the conflict will end quickly. (translated)
Russian forces struck a business center in the city of Lozova on Wednesday twice, injuring at least ten people, as the attack occurred in a densely populated residential area, with some of the injured in serious condition. (translated)
Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher, the Vatican's Foreign Minister, during a meeting in Moscow with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, emphasized that the war with Ukraine must end and urged the start of a serious political dialogue. (translated)
Ukraine is organizing an important meeting in Kyiv with key sponsors from Europe to secure air defense measures and increase pressure on Russia, especially after intense attacks that claimed many civilian lives, while Ukrainian President V. Zelensky publicly appeals to partners for additional support. (translated)
At least 12 people were killed and another 33 were injured due to Russian shelling in Kyiv and surrounding regions, officials reported. (translated)
At least six people died and dozens were injured in Kyiv after Russian missile attacks, as rockets struck residential areas and warehouses. (translated)
Latvian music star Laima Vaikulė publicly criticized Russian President Vladimir Putin and openly spoke about the war in Ukraine, emphasizing that Russia is the cause of this conflict, and expressed doubts about attempts to romanticize the Soviet Union era, while sharing her emotional state and hope for a more peaceful life. (translated)
According to local authorities, 10 people were killed and 18 were injured as a result of a Russian rocket strike in the Pechenihy settlement of the Kharkiv region. (translated)
As a result of the Russian aircraft attack in the Dnipropetrovsk region, a three-month-old baby was killed, and another 11 people, including two children, were injured. (translated)
The Russians attacked Sumy in northern Ukraine with four guided aerial bombs, resulting in one death and damaging or destroying 20 buildings. (translated)
Pope Leo XIV urged to end Russia's war against Ukraine, emphasizing the increase in deaths and injuries of innocent people, including children, due to the hostilities. (translated)
The article describes the rapid preparation of the army for possible surprises in the Chernobyl zone, where various construction works are being carried out and defensive installations are being set up to protect the territory from potential air attacks, especially considering the growing risk that the war could spill over into Belarus. (translated)
