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Explained: How Significant Is Russia's Capture Of Ukraine's Vuhledar?
Russian troops are in complete control of the town of Vuhledar in Ukraine's eastern Donetsk region that has resisted Russian assaults for more than two years, the SHOT Telegram channel and pro-Russian war bloggers said on Wednesday.
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Russia Lacks Numbers For Major Breakthrough In Ukraine: NATO Commander
Russia does not have sufficient forces on the ground to make a major breakthrough in Ukraine after launching an offensive in the Kharkhiv region, a top NATO commander said Thursday.
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25 Killed In Strike On Crowded Market In Russian-Occupied Donetsk
A strike on a crowded market in the Russian-occupied city of Donetsk in eastern Ukraine left at least 25 people dead and 20 wounded on Sunday, Moscow-backed officials said.
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Student Gets 5 Years In Russia Jail For Allegedly Planning Attacks On Army
Russia has handed a five-year sentence to a 20-year-old student in the centre of the country for allegedly working with Ukrainian special services and planning sabotage attacks on military bases, local authorities announced Monday.
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UN Agencies Aim To Raise $3.1 Billion In Aid For Ukraine Amid Raging War
United Nations agencies will next week ask for $3.1 billion to finance aid to Ukraine this year, a senior humanitarian official told the UN Security Council on Wednesday.
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"We Shouldn't Wait, Must Prepare": Zelensky Warns Russia May Use Nukes
The world should prepare for the possible use by Russia of nuclear weapons, Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky told journalists Saturday, repeating an earlier warning.
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Miles Away, A Spanish Village Changes Its Name To Ukraine In Solidarity
A peaceful white-walled village in southern Spain has changed its name to Ukraine in solidarity with those caught up in the conflict more than 4,000 km (2,500 miles) away.
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Russia, Ukraine Foreign Ministers Could Meet Soon For Talks, Turkey Says
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and his Ukrainian counterpart Dmytro Kuleba could meet within two weeks for talks, Turkey said Thursday, after hosting negotiators from both sides earlier this week.
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The Lonely Envoy: Russia's UN Representative On The Defensive
It was the middle of an emergency session of the UN Security Council, late on the evening of February 23, and Vassily Nebenzia looked shaken -- his face pale, his shoulders sagging.
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"Terrorist State (Russia) Resorted To Nuclear Terror": Ukraine's Zelensky
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky accused Moscow on Friday of resorting to "nuclear terror" and wanting to "repeat" the Chernobyl disaster after he said invading Russian forces shot at a nuclear power plant.
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Journalist's Thread On Sister Facing Racism While Leaving Ukraine
As Russia continues its invasion of Ukraine, bombing major cities like Kharkiv, CNN journalist Bijan Hosseini has described what he calls his sister's incredible 108-hour journey to reach Poland, facing "racism", injuries and sub-zero temperatures.
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Explained: How Significant Is Russia's Capture Of Ukraine's Vuhledar?
Russian troops are in complete control of the town of Vuhledar in Ukraine's eastern Donetsk region that has resisted Russian assaults for more than two years, the SHOT Telegram channel and pro-Russian war bloggers said on Wednesday.
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Russia Lacks Numbers For Major Breakthrough In Ukraine: NATO Commander
Russia does not have sufficient forces on the ground to make a major breakthrough in Ukraine after launching an offensive in the Kharkhiv region, a top NATO commander said Thursday.
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25 Killed In Strike On Crowded Market In Russian-Occupied Donetsk
A strike on a crowded market in the Russian-occupied city of Donetsk in eastern Ukraine left at least 25 people dead and 20 wounded on Sunday, Moscow-backed officials said.
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Student Gets 5 Years In Russia Jail For Allegedly Planning Attacks On Army
Russia has handed a five-year sentence to a 20-year-old student in the centre of the country for allegedly working with Ukrainian special services and planning sabotage attacks on military bases, local authorities announced Monday.
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UN Agencies Aim To Raise $3.1 Billion In Aid For Ukraine Amid Raging War
United Nations agencies will next week ask for $3.1 billion to finance aid to Ukraine this year, a senior humanitarian official told the UN Security Council on Wednesday.
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"We Shouldn't Wait, Must Prepare": Zelensky Warns Russia May Use Nukes
The world should prepare for the possible use by Russia of nuclear weapons, Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky told journalists Saturday, repeating an earlier warning.
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Miles Away, A Spanish Village Changes Its Name To Ukraine In Solidarity
A peaceful white-walled village in southern Spain has changed its name to Ukraine in solidarity with those caught up in the conflict more than 4,000 km (2,500 miles) away.
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Russia, Ukraine Foreign Ministers Could Meet Soon For Talks, Turkey Says
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and his Ukrainian counterpart Dmytro Kuleba could meet within two weeks for talks, Turkey said Thursday, after hosting negotiators from both sides earlier this week.
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The Lonely Envoy: Russia's UN Representative On The Defensive
It was the middle of an emergency session of the UN Security Council, late on the evening of February 23, and Vassily Nebenzia looked shaken -- his face pale, his shoulders sagging.
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"Terrorist State (Russia) Resorted To Nuclear Terror": Ukraine's Zelensky
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky accused Moscow on Friday of resorting to "nuclear terror" and wanting to "repeat" the Chernobyl disaster after he said invading Russian forces shot at a nuclear power plant.
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Journalist's Thread On Sister Facing Racism While Leaving Ukraine
As Russia continues its invasion of Ukraine, bombing major cities like Kharkiv, CNN journalist Bijan Hosseini has described what he calls his sister's incredible 108-hour journey to reach Poland, facing "racism", injuries and sub-zero temperatures.
