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Putin ‘must return to reality’ as Russia shells dozens of cities the day he says he’s ready for Ukraine talks.

Since Ukraine and Russia have not engaged in genuine peace talks for several months, there is no end in sight for the 10-month-old war. In response to Vladimir Putin's assertion that he is willing to discuss, Ukraine has stated that he "must return to reality." On a day when Russia launched...

10 killed in Kherson attacks

At least ten people have been killed and others have been injured, officials say, as a result of Russian airstrikes on the Ukrainian city of Kherson. Residential and administrative structures in the city's core were damaged by the explosions. According to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, there are no military installations in...

Zelensky’s first abroad travel is to the US

President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine is on his route to Washington, where he will meet with Vice President Joe Biden. This is his first travel abroad since the Russian invasion in February. Given the security risks involved, it is unlikely that details of his itinerary would be made public, but he...

Volodymyr Zelensky visits Bakhmut

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has made a surprise visit to the front-line city of Bakhmut, where Ukrainian and Russian forces have been engaged in a fierce, months-long conflict. According to the presidency, he visited with troops and awarded servicemen. Bakhmut has been a primary target for Russian forces in the eastern...

Russia sends musicians to Ukraine to boost morale

Russia has announced that it will send musicians and singers to the front lines of its conflict in Ukraine to improve the morale of its troops. This Monday, the defense ministry announced the formation of the "front-line creative brigade," which would include circus performers. The British Ministry of Defense announced the...

Zelensky warns of future Russian attacks on Ukraine.

According to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, Russia has sufficient missiles to conduct additional massive strikes against Ukraine, but Ukrainians will resist. Engineers continue to restore power to homes, hospitals, and infrastructure following Friday's ninth wave of Russian attacks. The attacks have targeted civilian infrastructure, as temperatures plunge below freezing in many...

Russia plans huge ground offensive in 2015

Despite Russia's recent military losses, Ukraine has accused Russia of plotting a massive ground invasion early in the new year. President Volodymyr Zelensky and other high-ranking officials have cautioned Kyiv and its supporters against complacency. According to top generals, the offensive might be launched in the eastern Donbas region, in the...

Russian power system strikes could kill Ukrainians, says Donetsk’s governor.

As a result of Russian attacks on energy infrastructure, heating and power could be lost, according to the governor of Donetsk. The governor of the eastern Ukrainian region of Donetsk has stated that Russian strikes on the country's electricity grid pose a risk of death by hypothermia this winter. Pavlo Kyrylenko...

Kyiv explodes amid air raid warning

Ukrainian officials claim they shot down over a dozen drones during a Wednesday morning Russian raid on the capital city of Kyiv. Explosions shook the central Shevchenkivskyi area as alleged Iranian-made Shahid drones were shot down by air defenses. Since October, Russia has frequently attacked Ukrainian energy facilities with missiles and...

Odesa and Melitopol are under attack in Ukraine.

Both warring parties have launched attacks against the southern region of Ukraine, with Russia flying drones at Odesa and Ukraine fighting back near Melitopol. The Ukrainian army said it shot down 10 drones on Saturday but another five had struck energy installations, leaving around 1.5 million people without power. Later, the...

Latvia bans Russian TV over Ukraine coverage

After less than five months on the air in Latvia, the last independent Russian television station, TV Rain, has been shut down. The channel, known in Russian as Dozhd, has been accused of broadcasting content supporting Moscow's invasion of Ukraine. In a social media post, TV Rain referred to the accusations...

Russian missiles cause power outages in Ukraine

President Volodymyr Zelensky has stated that Ukraine is switching to emergency shutdowns to stabilize its power grid in the wake of Monday's Russian missile attacks. According to him, numerous regions were affected, and local authorities warned that almost half of the Kyiv region would be without power in the next...

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Free childcare may decrease standards, report says

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