Articles tagged "Crimea"

Estonian PM: Russian defeat will help prevent WWIII -- Ukraine's forces stabilize situation in the east -- Krasnodar Krai to close 2 prisons after inmates leave to fight in Ukraine -- Dutch defense minister: You don't start negotiations with gun pointed at your head -- Russia's railway to Crimea is 'important target' for Ukraine -- Russian Navy accidentally hits fishing boat, authorities try to cover it up -- and more

5 things to know about the latest weapons being sent to Ukraine -- ISW: Economic, military indicators suggest Russia is preparing for large-scale war with NATO -- Russia threatens to target US spy satellites made by SpaceX -- Netherlands to procure $164 million in F-16 munitions for Ukraine -- and more

Ukrainian strikes reveal Russia's military vulnerabilities -- How many planes does Russia have? -- Finnish FM does not rule out sending Western troops to Ukraine -- Latvia investigates MEP accused of spying for Russia -- Czech President: Russia 'has no right' to set conditions for peace in Ukraine -- and more

5 children killed in single, residential attack: ‘We should never forget what Russia did’ -- Taurus-Storm Shadow missiles swap an option -- International electronics companies that suspended operations in Russia resume advertising -- South Korean arrested in Russia on suspicion of spying for first time -- and more

A Russian victory in Ukraine would be bad for Africans -- Ukraine charges 2 Russian soldiers with murdering civilian in Bucha in 2022 -- Zaporizhzhia resident detained for allegedly planning terror attack in cooperation with Russia -- Lithuania to join Czech-led ammunition initiative for Ukraine -- Lithuanian farmers complain about Russian, not Ukrainian grain -- and more

Average number of daily Russian losses reaches new high in February -- Russian air activity over Ukraine reduced after recent significant aircraft losses -- What danger does Transnistria pose to Ukraine, Moldova? -- Russia's spy network expands after full-scale invasion -- Russian attack on Odesa kills 12, including 5 children -- and more

Ukraine may get first shells found through Czech-led initiative within weeks -- Russia likely grounds its A-50 aircraft fleet -- West’s response to Macron comments reveals discord, weakness -- Finnish minister calls on West to find funds 'immediately' to boost arms supplies to Ukraine -- and more

Ukraine destroyed 13 Russian military aircraft in 2 weeks. How? -- Russia could break through defenses in summer, Ukrainian officials warn -- Ukraine partially retakes ground near Avdiivka while Russia pushes toward Chasiv Yar --Russia's peace terms include Ukraine outside NATO, smaller military, 2022 document shows -- Russia not provided Ukraine with any official list confirming that there were Ukrainian POWs on board the Il-76 aircraft that crashed -- and more

Ukraine's security services allegedly behind attack on Russian steel plant -- Situation in Ukraine grave, but not hopeless; More Russian soldiers have likely died to seize Avdiivka than died in the entire Soviet-Afghan war -- It’s been 2 years and world’s on the brink. Time to wake up or fall -- US philanthropist pledges $300 million for Ukraine in 2024 -- and more

Romania scrambles F-16s amid Russian drone strikes on Odesa Oblast -- F-16s are ‘exceeding expectations’ of Ukraine's pilots -- Russian military increasingly using Starlink terminals on battlefield -- Fate of Avdiivka uncertain as Ukrainian forces defending it struggle with fortifications, resources -- and more

Who is General Syrskyi, Ukraine's new chief commander? -- Ukraine, Denmark start negotiations on security guarantee agreement -- Senate advances Ukraine, Israel aid in procedural vote -- Short-lived rise of Boris Nadezhdin, Putin's anti-war opponent -- and more

Ukraine is about to get new US long-range bombs. How will it use them? -- Ukrainian military to create separate branch dedicated to drones -- Output of Russian oil refineries drops by 4% following drone attacks -- Tucker Carlson visiting Moscow is like touring Berlin in 1940 -- Russian agents pose as activists, filmmakers to reportedly spy on domestic civil society organizations -- and more