Articles tagged "Kherson"

Police identify men suspected of running Russian torture chamber in occupied Kharkiv Oblast -- Estonia pledges $1.3 billion in long-term support for Kyiv -- Ukraine designates Subway as 'international sponsor of war' -- Kyiv has preliminary evidence Russia uses North Korean missiles in Ukraine -- and more

Ukraine 'test site' for North Korean nuclear missiles -- Majority of Russians see war in Ukraine as 'civilizational struggle with West -- 11 injured in Russian missile attack on hotel in Kharkiv -- Ukraine needs more modern air defense systems -- and more

Japan pledges $37 million for anti-drone equipment for Ukraine -- Ex-German president calls for Germany to deliver Taurus missiles to Ukraine -- Unidentified drones repeatedly spotted over German military bases where Ukrainians train -- Italian FM: EU should have common army -- and more

Russia imprisons two poets for anti-war poetry reading -- Russia’s 76th Airborne Division likely linked to execution of Ukrainian POWs in Zaporizhzhia Oblast -- Russia to fight for 'at least 5 years' in Ukraine -- Kyrgyzstan's trade is booming as Russia masters sanctions circumvention -- and more

Russian vessels left Feodosia in occupied Crimea after Ukraine's strike -- Russian fighters use Western-made rifle scopes in Ukraine -- France delivers second ship to help Ukraine with grain export -- Zaluzhnyi says Ukrainian troops remain in northern Marinka -- and more

Ukrainian Air Force destroys Russian landing ship in occupied Crimea -- Russia hits third humanitarian aid base in Kherson in 5 days -- Christmas on the front line (PHOTOS) -- Battle for Marinka continues -- and more

How Russia’s succession problem makes its future uncertain -- Western allies must rearm in response to Russian aggression -- Russia confirms use of prohibited chemical weapons in Kherson Oblast -- Russia may attempt to attack Europe next winter, European intelligence source says -- and more

How Russian troops killed 3 unarmed teenagers in Ukrainian village -- White House intensifying efforts to confiscate Russian assets -- Orban claims Russian invasion of Ukraine is not war -- Oscar shortlist includes Ukrainian film '20 Days in Mariupol' -- and more

Russia using low-quality, defective North Korean shells -- Ukrainian hackers hit Russian utility company -- Tankers carrying 5 million barrels of Russian oil fail to reach India -- German Prosecutor General wants to confiscate over $780 million in Russian funds -- and more

UN records 142 cases of Russia's summary executions of Ukrainian civilians -- Russia says recent US-Finland defense cooperation deal won't go 'unanswered' -- Russia uses tear gas against Ukrainian troops on southern front -- Hyundai to sell its sole Russian car plant for symbolic price -- and more

Ukrainian soldiers storming eastern bank of Dnipro fear their mission is hopeless -- EU to discuss $55 billion for Ukraine on Feb. 1 -- Putin's move to simplify citizenship for Moldovans an attempt to gather 'cannon fodder' -- Ukrainian military scales down some operations over foreign aid shortages -- and more

Prosecutor's Office opens investigation into Russia's use of Ukrainian POWs as human shields -- Ukraine finally moves to fortify front line, but could it be too little too late? -- EU to find 'operational solution' for Ukraine funding by next Council meeting -- Are Zelensky and his top general really in discord? -- and more