Articles tagged "Europe"

Russian attack on Dnipro shopping center, kindergartens, schools & hospitals kills 5, injures 53 -- Ukrainian drone attack damaged Russia's only full-cycle metallurgical enterprise -- "If Trump knows how to finish this war, he should tell us today" -- One phone call from President Xi would end Russia's war, Finnish president says -- and more

Seizing $321 billion frozen Russian assets; We need to re-learn how to champion the escalation game -- DTEK: 90% of company's energy generating capacity lost due to Russian strikes -- 30,000 square kilometers of Ukraine's land cleared of mine threats, operations expanding further -- Russia has lost 541,560 troops in Ukraine since Feb 24, 2022 -- and more

Ukraine's crowdfunded satellite takes over 4,000 images of Russian facilities -- PACE adopts 3 resolutions on Ukraine, including on Russia's cultural genocide -- Lithuania to allocate at least 0.25% of its GDP to support Ukraine's security, defense -- Russia arbitrarily depriving political prisoners from contact with family, Amnesty International report finds -- and more

The Counteroffensive: Crossing the 'gray zone' from Russia into Ukraine -- New trade data reveals increased North Korean munitions transfers to Russia -- Russian forces dropped 35 glide bombs on Kharkiv Oblast over past day -- 6 more participants joined Global Peace Summit communique -- and more

Russia firing missiles from Azov Sea, Black Sea not safe enough -- Ukraine's partisans claim infiltration of Russian air base, leave 'surprises' for pilots -- Ukrainian army says some Russian troops withdrawing from Vovchansk area -- Satellite images show Russia's Shahed warehouse destruction -- and more

Magura naval drones can now operate anti-aircraft missiles -- Air raids last 16 hours per day on average in Kharkiv Oblast obstructing business operations -- Azov reports advances in Serebryansky forest, releases video of nastiest weapon -- Peace summit 'smart' way to combat Russian propaganda, Australian representative says -- and more

Ukraine This Week [Vlog]: Su-57s, foreign mercenaries, and an internet rumor -- China likely skipped Ukraine's peace summit at Putin's request -- Ghana president says Africa 'greatest victim' of Russian invasion's consequences outside Europe -- Russia overtook US in May as leading gas supplier to Europe, FT reports -- and more

Ukraine to start testing domestically produced guided aerial bombs soon -- Russia sends students from Africa to fight in its war against Ukraine -- Biden, Macron reach agreement on using profits from frozen Russian assets for Ukraine -- Russian assault on Kharkiv 'stalled out' as Ukrainians fire across border -- and more

Russian forces using thermobaric munitions in attacks on Chasiv Yar -- Putin threatens to supply weapons to third parties to strike Western targets -- France to transfer Mirage 2000-5 fighter jets to Ukraine -- Why did US hesitate to allow Ukraine to hit Russia with American weapons? -- and more

Russia sets up filtration camps in Vovchansk -- NATO has 2-3 years to prepare for reconstituted Russian army, top Norwegian general says -- Russia's full-scale invasion has destroyed at least 210,000 buildings in Ukraine -- Ukraine's use of German weapons to strike Russia will not 'contribute to escalation,' Scholz says -- With all eyes on Kharkiv, Russian troops take one Donbas village after another -- and more

We're at the beginning of a new era. What we do now is particularly important -- Ukraine urges allies to lift Western arms ban on hitting targets inside Russia. Will they? -- Russia to increase taxes on companies and wealthy individuals to further fund war against Ukraine -- Lukashenko suspends Belarus's involvement in Conventional Armed Forces treaty -- and more

Russia making gains due to Western restrictions on where Ukraine can strike, Latvian president says -- NATO Parliamentary Assembly supports Ukraine's right to hit targets inside Russia using Western arms -- Russia steps up sabotage operations in Europe to undermine Ukraine aid, intelligence officials say -- It’s not a pretty picture: What a second Trump presidency could mean for Ukraine -- and more