Articles tagged "International Atomic Energy Agency"

What are the consequences of the Kakhovka dam’s demolition? -- Australia considers sending F/A-18 fighter jets to Ukraine -- Inside assault training in Donbas: ‘If you want to survive — learn’ -- Russian forces attack Kherson as rescue workers evacuate civilians -- and more

Why Russia relies on private militaries, like Wagner, for its war effort -- Russia relies on Kalibr type missiles to disrupt Ukraine counteroffensive -- Mothers of killed soldiers find meaning in helping war effort, refugees -- Polish Senate approves resolution on Ukraine's fast-track NATO accession -- and more

Russia deploys military equipment, explosives at Zaporizhzhia power plant -- Russia may have staged Kremlin drone strike to bring war home to domestic audience -- Russia likely shifting targets in coordinated mass missile strikes -- Nordic-Ukrainian Summit: Kyiv must eventually join NATO -- and more

IAEA head to visit Russia, discuss occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant -- The UN Security Council’s darkest month -- Kyiv denies Wagner’s claim of seizing Bakhmut city hall -- Moscow blames Ukraine for killing propagandist Tatarsky, Zelensky says it's Russia's matter -- and more

Russia pushing for 'forever war,' says Peskov -- Russian Defense Ministry to increase weapons production 'seven fold' -- Unfortunate that UN report doesn't highlight positive treatment of Russian POWs -- Ministry confirms deportation of over 19,000 Ukrainian children to Russia -- As Russia kills Ukrainian athletes, it's not the time to allow Russians back to international sports -- and more

Over 300 cyber attacks registered in Ukraine in January-February -- Russia to modernize over 1,600 tanks over next 3 years, produce new ones -- Putin has likely sought to deploy Russian nuclear weapons to Belarus since before full-scale invasion -- Russia's war destroyed or damaged $2.5 billion worth of medical facilities in Ukraine -- and more

Russia preparing large-scale provocation on Ukrainian-Belarusian border -- Poland to transfer limited number of MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine -- Importance of holding Bakhmut -- Russia hasn't encircled Bakhmut, but situation is very difficult -- Ukraine may receive security guarantees at next NATO summit -- 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

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

Most Ukrainians consider it necessary to continue armed resistance against Russia -- Ukraine gets better at downing Iranian drones -- Russian conscripts to be equipped with Iranian-made helmets, body armor -- Bellingcat uncovers identities of individuals responsible for mass missile strikes against Ukraine -- Russian war reparations to Ukraine should be in the range of $750 billion to $1 trillion -- and more

IAEA says Russian military equipment present inside Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, calls for safe zone -- Ukraine repels Russian attacks in Donbas, strikes key targets -- Analysts say partisan activity increases in temporarily-occupied southern Ukraine -- Hungary threatens to block EU sanctions renewal if 3 Russian oligarchs not exempted -- and more