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Russian Soldier Dies In Ukraine War, Family Performs Rituals In Gaya
Lalita Radha Rani Face, her husband Sundara Face and other family members performed the ceremony on the banks of the Falgu River, strictly adhering to all traditional rites and procedures to honour the memory of Lalita's brother.
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A 12-Year-Old Learned How To Disable A Drone. Then One Came For His Family
The use of small commercial drones to target civilians is not new to this war.
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'Stop f**king Eating People': Ukraine Claims Russians Cannibalising Troops
There are at least five cases where Russian soldiers ate their fellow comrades.
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Not Soldiers, Ukraine Sends Robots To Frontline, Takes Over Russian Post
Giving an example of how technology is saving lives, Zelensky said that in the last three months, ground vehicles have carried over 22,000 missions.
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Trump Faces Political Heat Two Weeks Into US-Israel War Againt Iran
President Donald Trump has grown more agitated with news coverage and has failed to find a way to explain why he started the war - or how he will end it. Even some of his supporters are questioning his plan and his overall poll numbers are declining.
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"Like Shooting An Army In The Head": How Internet Isolation Can Hit Russia's War
Telegram has become a key communication tool for Russian soldiers, military bloggers and volunteer networks supporting the war effort.
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Russian Families Turn To Google Maps To Search For Missing Soldiers
Relatives of Russian soldiers say they have started using publicly available satellite imagery to search areas where soldiers were last deployed.
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Russian Soldiers Allege Torture, Execution For Refusing Orders In Ukraine War
The men, currently on the run, recounted being tortured after declining to join assaults they believed were close to suicide missions.
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Video: Ukrainian Drone 'Locks In' On Russian Soldier On Horse, Blast Follows
This year, drones have emerged as a crucial tool on the battlefield, especially for Ukraine. Their use has helped Kyiv hold its ground against Russian forces despite shortages in infantry.
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Russia Sends Over 1,000 Bodies To Ukraine, Receives 26 In Fresh Exchange
Ukraine and Russia have carried out a new exchange of bodies of dead soldiers, Ukrainian and Russian officials said on Friday.
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How War Against Russia Crushed A Cohort Of Young Ukrainians
Ukraine is gradually losing territory to Russian troops in fierce and attritional fighting in the east, with commanders and soldiers complaining that the shortage of soldiers is the main factor behind the setbacks.
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Russian Army Claims Capture Of Key East Ukraine City
The Russian army claimed on Thursday to have again captured the Ukrainian city of Kupiansk, a key Kyiv bastion in the eastern Kharkiv region where Russia's soldiers have been steadily advancing.
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Kim, Kimchi And Machine Guns: Russia Exhibits North Korean Art
Stirring depictions of North Korean soldiers and their Russian comrades resisting a hostile West dominate a Moscow exhibition celebrating increasingly close ties with Pyongyang.
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Kyiv Says Russia Returned 1,000 Bodies To Ukraine
Ukraine on Thursday received 1,000 bodies from Russia that Moscow said were of fallen Ukrainian soldiers, a Kyiv government agency announced.
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India At Russia-Belarus War Games: What It Means And Why NATO, US Are Uneasy
India's decision to send 65 soldiers to Zapad 2025 - Russian-Belarussian military exercises 'designed to test the two countries' defensive readiness' - has set the West, specifically the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, or NATO, on edge.
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Russian Soldier Dies In Ukraine War, Family Performs Rituals In Gaya
Lalita Radha Rani Face, her husband Sundara Face and other family members performed the ceremony on the banks of the Falgu River, strictly adhering to all traditional rites and procedures to honour the memory of Lalita's brother.
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A 12-Year-Old Learned How To Disable A Drone. Then One Came For His Family
The use of small commercial drones to target civilians is not new to this war.
-
'Stop f**king Eating People': Ukraine Claims Russians Cannibalising Troops
There are at least five cases where Russian soldiers ate their fellow comrades.
-
Not Soldiers, Ukraine Sends Robots To Frontline, Takes Over Russian Post
Giving an example of how technology is saving lives, Zelensky said that in the last three months, ground vehicles have carried over 22,000 missions.
-
Trump Faces Political Heat Two Weeks Into US-Israel War Againt Iran
President Donald Trump has grown more agitated with news coverage and has failed to find a way to explain why he started the war - or how he will end it. Even some of his supporters are questioning his plan and his overall poll numbers are declining.
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"Like Shooting An Army In The Head": How Internet Isolation Can Hit Russia's War
Telegram has become a key communication tool for Russian soldiers, military bloggers and volunteer networks supporting the war effort.
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Russian Families Turn To Google Maps To Search For Missing Soldiers
Relatives of Russian soldiers say they have started using publicly available satellite imagery to search areas where soldiers were last deployed.
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Russian Soldiers Allege Torture, Execution For Refusing Orders In Ukraine War
The men, currently on the run, recounted being tortured after declining to join assaults they believed were close to suicide missions.
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Video: Ukrainian Drone 'Locks In' On Russian Soldier On Horse, Blast Follows
This year, drones have emerged as a crucial tool on the battlefield, especially for Ukraine. Their use has helped Kyiv hold its ground against Russian forces despite shortages in infantry.
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Russia Sends Over 1,000 Bodies To Ukraine, Receives 26 In Fresh Exchange
Ukraine and Russia have carried out a new exchange of bodies of dead soldiers, Ukrainian and Russian officials said on Friday.
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How War Against Russia Crushed A Cohort Of Young Ukrainians
Ukraine is gradually losing territory to Russian troops in fierce and attritional fighting in the east, with commanders and soldiers complaining that the shortage of soldiers is the main factor behind the setbacks.
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Russian Army Claims Capture Of Key East Ukraine City
The Russian army claimed on Thursday to have again captured the Ukrainian city of Kupiansk, a key Kyiv bastion in the eastern Kharkiv region where Russia's soldiers have been steadily advancing.
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Kim, Kimchi And Machine Guns: Russia Exhibits North Korean Art
Stirring depictions of North Korean soldiers and their Russian comrades resisting a hostile West dominate a Moscow exhibition celebrating increasingly close ties with Pyongyang.
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Kyiv Says Russia Returned 1,000 Bodies To Ukraine
Ukraine on Thursday received 1,000 bodies from Russia that Moscow said were of fallen Ukrainian soldiers, a Kyiv government agency announced.
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India At Russia-Belarus War Games: What It Means And Why NATO, US Are Uneasy
India's decision to send 65 soldiers to Zapad 2025 - Russian-Belarussian military exercises 'designed to test the two countries' defensive readiness' - has set the West, specifically the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, or NATO, on edge.
