Articles tagged "China"

Polish official: Russia could attack NATO within 3 years -- ‘I’m afraid we’ll never find them:’ Russia holds thousands of Ukrainian civilians hostage -- Russian ammunition, equipment depots in occupied Luhansk Oblast destroyed by drone strikes -- UK nuclear site hacked by Russian, Chinese groups -- Russia planned interference campaigns to disrupt NATO accession of Finland, Sweden -- and more

Russian forces hit over 100 settlements in Ukraine, injuring 3 over the past day -- Military confirms Russian troops executed 2 Ukrainian POWs in Donetsk Oblast -- Russian infantry activity rising in southeastern front line -- Russia seeking to suppress domestic anti-mobilization sentiment -- and more

Russia has stolen and exported $1 billion worth of Ukrainian grain -- Air Force warns of continuing air strikes, drone activity in multiple oblasts -- Tech giant Cisco built special device to help Kyiv ward off cyberattacks on power grid -- China's support is crucial in bringing lasting peace to Ukraine -- and more

Russian soldiers who killed civilians, including well-known children's writer, identified -- NGO Save Ukraine rescues 4 more children from Russian occupation -- Russian revenues from oil exports drop due to sanctions, global market forces -- Putin signs law restricting media freedom during elections -- and more

Strike on Crimea sank Russian landing crafts -- EU unlikely to deliver 1 million artillery shells to Ukraine by March 2024 -- 44% of Ukrainians have war zone experience -- Ukraine may target Russian oil in response to attacks on power grid -- and more

Russian attacks damaged 70 large energy facilities in Ukraine -- Is Ukraine’s new Black Sea corridor working? Experts say it has potential -- Ukraine, Netherlands start talks on bilateral security guarantees agreement -- Russia has lost 4,000 soldiers in battle for Avdiivka -- and more

Ukraine uses ATACMS for first time in strikes on Russian forces in Luhansk, Berdiansk -- Ukraine's special forces say they destroyed 9 Russian helicopters in occupied territories -- How Russia’s liberal tech companies became the foundation of Putin’s war effort -- Putin, Orban hold talks in Beijing -- and more

Russia admits most of its drones come from China -- 57 collaborators involved in the torture of Ukrainians in Kherson Oblast identified -- If NATO ambiguous about conditions for Ukraine, Russia won’t know what to prevent -- Who are the Crimean Tatars?

5,000 human rights abuses recorded in Crimea during Russian occupation -- Russia tones down rhetoric about Avdiivka offensive -- Russia adds more missile carriers to Black Sea forces -- Russia constructs railway line to Mariupol to ease logistics on southern front -- and more

Russian strike destroys 5-story apartment building in Avdiivka -- Almost a third of Ukrainian territory unsafe due to mines, unexploded ordinance -- Russia's Black Sea Fleet doubles down on defense -- Russia, China, and North Korea have new dynamics. And it’s bad for Ukraine -- and more

Marine drones strike Russian ships near Crimea -- Ukrainian resistance in occupied Melitopol blows up train carrying Russian ammunition, fuel -- Russian offensive in Avdiivka faces setbacks -- Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant to move second reactor into hot shutdown -- and more

Estonian NGO volunteers come under Russian missile attack in Ukraine -- North Korea supplies Russia with weaponry -- Why Ukraine has a problem with Elon Musk -- Can national reconciliation defeat populism? -- and more