Articles tagged "borders"

Oil depot fire, casualties reported in Russia's Krasnador Krai following drone strike -- Ukraine can use our F-16s to strike Russian territory, Danish foreign minister says -- German defense minister arrives in Odesa, announces $542 million aid package for Ukraine -- and more

Russia forming another grouping of forces near Ukraine's northern border -- Russia attacked Ukraine with 10,000 guided bombs this year -- Russian shell production three times greater than of Ukraine's allies -- Traveling to Ukraine: What to see in wartime Kyiv -- and more

Ukraine downs another Russian Su-25 fighter jet in second reported shoot-down in one day -- Russia 'completely bogged down' in Vovchansk street fighting, deploys reserves -- Russia’s latest offensive into Kharkiv Oblast is stretching Ukrainian defenses -- Baltic countries to push for 2.5% of GDP defense spending during NATO summit -- and more

Russian forces shooting civilians in Vovchansk -- SBU has a new weapon – Grad-equipped Sea Baby drones -- Ukrainian forces shoot down 5th Russian Su-25 aircraft this month -- Poland weighs shooting down Russian missiles near border -- and more

Around 100 civilians remain in Vovchansk, Russians have threatened to shoot them -- 12 never-before-seen photos from Azovstal defense -- Situation in Donetsk Oblast difficult but there is military success in Kharkiv Oblast -- Russia begins exercises simulating use of tactical nuclear weapons -- and more

Does Russia really want to negotiate peace? [video podcast] -- Russian air defense sufficient on front lines, in Crimea but not on Russian soil -- Slovak PM promises to block Ukraine's NATO entry, says it must cede territory -- Europe to produce around 1.3 to 1.4 million shells by the end of 2024 -- and more

Previously removed mines at Zaporizhzhia power plant 'back in place' -- Russian Air Force more cautious after destroyed A-50 plane -- NATO official warns of 'all-out war' with Russia within next 20 years -- Zelensky invites Trump to Ukraine -- 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

Russia planned to steal grain and starve Ukrainians ahead of invasion, evidence shows -- Russia admits Ukrainian troops operate on Dnipro River's occupied east bank -- Russia not elected to UNESCO Executive Board for the first time in history -- Moscow university imports Canadian drone detector despite sanctions -- and more