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Putin Doubts Potency Of Trump's Ultimatums To End War With Ukraine: Report
The Russian leader does not want to anger Trump, and he realises that he may be spurning a chance to improve relations with Washington and the West, but his war goals take precedence, two of the sources said.
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Russia Strikes Kyiv Hours Before High-Level Talks On Support For Ukraine
A drone struck the entrance to a subway station in Kyiv, where people had taken cover. Videos showed the station platform engulfed by smoke, with dozens of people inside. The station had to be ventilated in what he called an "enhanced mode".
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Bashar Al-Assad Out, Rebels Take Over: What Next For Syria And Its People
Syria's future hinges on uncertainty after the abrupt fall of President Bashar al-Assad's regime. Once thought unassailable, Assad's rule collapsed under the pressure of a rapid offensive led by a group called Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS).
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Ukraine Says Conducted "Successful Operations" On Dnipro East Bank
Ukraine's Marine Corp said Friday that their forces had carried out a series of attacks on the Russian-occupied east bank of the Dnipro river near the southern city of Kherson.
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Ready To Contribute In Any Way To Restore Peace In Ukraine: PM Modi In US
India is ready to contribute in any way it can to restore peace in Ukraine, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Thursday, reiterating that New Delhi favours the resolution of the dispute through dialogue and diplomacy.
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Humanity's "Doomsday Clock" To Be Updated As Ukraine War, Climate Crisis Intensify
The "Doomsday Clock," which represents the judgment of leading science and security experts about the perils to human existence, is to be updated on Tuesday against the backdrop of the war in Ukraine and other crises.
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Ukraine Grain Exports Halted After Russia Suspends Participation In Deal
Ukraine's maritime grain exports were halted Sunday after Russia suspended its participation in a landmark agreement that allowed the vital shipments, blaming drone attacks on its ships in Crimea.
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The Underground Networks Of Russians Helping Ukrainian Refugees
Ukrainian refugees who reluctantly find themselves under Moscow's rule are receiving help from an unlikely quarter: networks of Russian volunteers helping those displaced by the war to leave Russia.
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Russia's Flagship Sinks: Biggest Setback To Putin? - 'Hot Mic' With Nidhi Razdan
Russia Ukraine War: Russia has suffered a series of military setbacks in recent weeks. The biggest was the sinking of the flagship of its Black Sea Fleet, the Moskva. But how much does it actually hurt Putin?
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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 War: Who Is Buying Russian Oil? | 'Hot Mic' with Nidhi Razdan
Russia Ukraine War: As the debate rages over oil and whether it amounts to endorsing Russian actions in Ukraine, the fact is that several western countries are still buying Russian oil.
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Russian Soldiers Fired On Man "Going To Supermarket": Bucha Eye Witness
In Bucha, resident Olena told AFP she saw Russian soldiers shoot a man in cold blood as units of "brutal" older troops sowed fear in the town near Kyiv.
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Russia-Ukraine War Updates: 410 Civilian Bodies, "Mass Graves" Discovered Near Kyiv
Global outrage at accusations of Russian war crimes in Ukraine mounted after the discovery of mass graves and "executed" civilians near Kyiv.
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Air Strikes Hit Ukraine's Strategic Black Sea Port Odessa
Air strikes rocked Ukraine's strategic Black Sea port Odessa early Sunday morning, according to an interior ministry official, after Kyiv had warned that Russia was trying to consolidate its troops in the south.
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Ukraine-Russia Crisis Highlights: 7 Dead In Russian Strikes On Kharkiv, Say Prosecutors
Seven people died and 34 were wounded after Russian forces struck a residential area in Ukraine's second largest city Kharkiv on Sunday, local prosecutors said in a statement.
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Putin Doubts Potency Of Trump's Ultimatums To End War With Ukraine: Report
The Russian leader does not want to anger Trump, and he realises that he may be spurning a chance to improve relations with Washington and the West, but his war goals take precedence, two of the sources said.
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Russia Strikes Kyiv Hours Before High-Level Talks On Support For Ukraine
A drone struck the entrance to a subway station in Kyiv, where people had taken cover. Videos showed the station platform engulfed by smoke, with dozens of people inside. The station had to be ventilated in what he called an "enhanced mode".
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Bashar Al-Assad Out, Rebels Take Over: What Next For Syria And Its People
Syria's future hinges on uncertainty after the abrupt fall of President Bashar al-Assad's regime. Once thought unassailable, Assad's rule collapsed under the pressure of a rapid offensive led by a group called Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS).
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Ukraine Says Conducted "Successful Operations" On Dnipro East Bank
Ukraine's Marine Corp said Friday that their forces had carried out a series of attacks on the Russian-occupied east bank of the Dnipro river near the southern city of Kherson.
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Ready To Contribute In Any Way To Restore Peace In Ukraine: PM Modi In US
India is ready to contribute in any way it can to restore peace in Ukraine, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Thursday, reiterating that New Delhi favours the resolution of the dispute through dialogue and diplomacy.
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Humanity's "Doomsday Clock" To Be Updated As Ukraine War, Climate Crisis Intensify
The "Doomsday Clock," which represents the judgment of leading science and security experts about the perils to human existence, is to be updated on Tuesday against the backdrop of the war in Ukraine and other crises.
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Ukraine Grain Exports Halted After Russia Suspends Participation In Deal
Ukraine's maritime grain exports were halted Sunday after Russia suspended its participation in a landmark agreement that allowed the vital shipments, blaming drone attacks on its ships in Crimea.
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The Underground Networks Of Russians Helping Ukrainian Refugees
Ukrainian refugees who reluctantly find themselves under Moscow's rule are receiving help from an unlikely quarter: networks of Russian volunteers helping those displaced by the war to leave Russia.
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Russia's Flagship Sinks: Biggest Setback To Putin? - 'Hot Mic' With Nidhi Razdan
Russia Ukraine War: Russia has suffered a series of military setbacks in recent weeks. The biggest was the sinking of the flagship of its Black Sea Fleet, the Moskva. But how much does it actually hurt Putin?
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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 War: Who Is Buying Russian Oil? | 'Hot Mic' with Nidhi Razdan
Russia Ukraine War: As the debate rages over oil and whether it amounts to endorsing Russian actions in Ukraine, the fact is that several western countries are still buying Russian oil.
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Russian Soldiers Fired On Man "Going To Supermarket": Bucha Eye Witness
In Bucha, resident Olena told AFP she saw Russian soldiers shoot a man in cold blood as units of "brutal" older troops sowed fear in the town near Kyiv.
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Russia-Ukraine War Updates: 410 Civilian Bodies, "Mass Graves" Discovered Near Kyiv
Global outrage at accusations of Russian war crimes in Ukraine mounted after the discovery of mass graves and "executed" civilians near Kyiv.
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Air Strikes Hit Ukraine's Strategic Black Sea Port Odessa
Air strikes rocked Ukraine's strategic Black Sea port Odessa early Sunday morning, according to an interior ministry official, after Kyiv had warned that Russia was trying to consolidate its troops in the south.
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Ukraine-Russia Crisis Highlights: 7 Dead In Russian Strikes On Kharkiv, Say Prosecutors
Seven people died and 34 were wounded after Russian forces struck a residential area in Ukraine's second largest city Kharkiv on Sunday, local prosecutors said in a statement.
