Articles tagged "IAEA"

Russian missile attack's survivors in Zaporizhzhia: "Only fascists could do that" -- Warm weather limits cross-country movement on Bakhmut front line -- Russian torture chambers in Kherson Oblast not random but rather part of a carefully thought-out plan -- IAEA's expert team conducts rotation at occupied Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant after 3-week delay -- China’s increasing role in Russia’s war against Ukraine -- and more

Kuleba urges allies to start training Ukrainian pilots before decision on aircraft delivery is made -- US concerned China may provide Russia with weapons -- Russia's Rostec says it is stepping up production of hypersonic missiles -- Russia changes tactics of missile strikes -- Russia uses sexual violence as weapon in its war against Ukraine -- and more

Today’s missile strike is a challenge to NATO, collective security -- Russian mass attack on Ukraine causes shutdown of nuclear reactor -- Ukraine downs 61 out of 71 missiles launched on Feb. 10 -- Ukraine's Air Force insists Russian missiles entered Romania's airspace -- and more

Video: One day of a Kyiv family struggling with power outages -- Russia demolishes 50 multi-story buildings in occupied Mariupol -- Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant loses connection to back-up power line due to shelling -- New program offers free bone repair implants to wounded Ukrainians -- Russians warned of 'one week left' before Putin closes borders -- and more

As many as 17 Ukrainian diplomatic missions abroad have received either letter bombs or blood-stained envelopes -- Satellite image shows main cemetery in Mariupol grown significantly -- Germany to provide Ukraine with 7 more Gepard tanks to ‘take pressure off’ debate on Patriot systems -- Ukraine receives HAWK air defense systems from Spain -- and more

Russia's Wagner Group recruits prisoners in Africa to fight against Ukraine -- IAEA to strengthen its presence in all of Ukraine’s nuclear power plants -- Ukraine registers nearly 48,000 alleged Russian war crimes -- US considers recognizing Russian mercenary Wagner Group terrorist organization -- and more

Svatove in Luhansk Oblast becomes vulnerable flank of Russian troops -- NATO Parliamentary Assembly recognizes Russia as 'terrorist state,' calls for special tribunal creation -- Poland plans to station Patriot missile systems at Ukrainian border -- Kherson residents say Russian forces dumped fallen soldiers in landfill -- and more

Over a dozen explosions reported near Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant -- Ukraine to investigate alleged war crimes against Russian soldiers -- Russia to intensify attacks in eastern Ukraine after withdrawal from Kherson -- Russia has launched more than 4,700 missiles at Ukraine since Feb. 24 -- and more

Dutch court qualifies Russian invasion of eastern Ukraine in 2014 as ‘international armed conflict' -- Kuleba talks to Blinken, asks for Patriot missile systems -- IAEA board again demands Russians to withdraw from Ukraine's nuclear facilities -- Russian authorities continue to face discontented mobilized personnel, low morale on the front lines -- European Parliament to vote on a resolution marking Russia as state sponsor of terrorism -- and more

Russia kidnaps 34 children from Kherson Oblast -- Iran exploits Russia's dependence on kamikaze drone supplies -- Russia hasn’t destroyed single HIMARS in Ukraine -- Newly mobilized Russian troops arrive with minimal or no training at all -- Russian soldier who fought against Ukraine suspected of arson that killed 15 people -- and more

IAEA finds no evidence that proves Russia's 'dirty bomb' accusations -- Russia faces difficulties in finding artillery ammunition, armored vehicles -- Russian troops tripled intensity of hostilities in some areas of Ukraine -- Russian troops step up attacks on civilians in occupied Mariupol, arrest locals -- and more

Another mass attack on Monday morning: Russia hits energy infrastructure across Ukraine -- After Russia's morning attack, debris of missile falls in Moldova -- Russia fires at civilian tugboats in Mykolaiv Oblast, killing 2 people -- DTEK says it’s running out of equipment for power grid repair -- and more