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Andrei Oreshkin, a volunteer who searches for remains of Russian soldiers, at the Rossoshka burial site

Ukraine Army Eliminated Over 17,000 Russian Soldiers In April; Destroyed 296 Armored Vehicles

According to the Ukrainian military, Russia suffered heavy losses on the battlefield in April, including 17,150 of its military personnel.

Ukraine Says It Still Holds Parts Of Bakhmut, Russia Reports Progress

Ukrainian service members prepare fire a howitzer D30 at a front line near the city of Bakhmut

Ukraine said on Sunday its troops were holding onto parts of the eastern city of Bakhmut, focus of a prolonged Russian assault, while the head of a major pro-Moscow force said his men were making progress.

Russia's Wagner Group Could Soon Cease To Exist, Founder Tells Blogger

Funeral held in Moscow for Russian military blogger killed in cafe blast

Russia's private Wagner militia, which is leading the assault on Bakhmut in Ukraine and has been active in Africa, could soon cease to exist, founder Yevgeny Prigozhin said in video remarks to a blogger that were released on Friday.

A Ukrainian flag and a helmet of a soldier are pictured at checkpoint, as Russia's invasion of Ukraine continues, in Mykolaiv, Ukraine, March 28, 2022.

Ex-US Air Force Colonel Reveals What Will Help Defeat Russia, End Ukraine War

A retired Air Force colonel believes Ukraine has a huge chance of defeating Russia in the war if it has modern military hardware.

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Wagner private military group centre opens in St Petersburg

Russian Mercenary Groups Fighting Each Other; Wagner Threatens Potok Over Withdrawal

A confrontation ensued between two Russian mercenary groups fighting in the war in Ukraine, as Gazprom fighters' Potok group abandoned their positions.

Google Maps Update Shows Devastation Of Russian Invasion On Ukraine: Bombed Buildings, Mass Graves

Mariupol was one of the first cities Russia attacked at the start of its invasion of Ukraine.

With many now in their second year since fleeing, Ukrainian refugees in Hungary need more complex support including long-term housing

Ukrainian Refugees Struggle In Nationalist Hungary

Ukrainian refugees struggle in nationalist Hungary

China's call for a political settlement to the Ukraine war was timed to coincide with the one-year anniversary of Russia's invasion

Russia Is Using Combat Dolphins To Defend Crimean Harbor After Ukraine Drone Attacks

Russia is expected to continue investing in defenses for its bases in annexed Crimea.

A special Ukrainian unit collects Russian soldiers' bodies from the battlefield

Ukraine Army Destroys 17 Russian Armored Vehicles In 24 Hours; 690 Soldiers Eliminated

Hundreds more Russian soldiers were killed and dozens of Russia's military equipment were destroyed by Ukrainian forces Tuesday.

Ukrainian soldiers carry a heavy machine gun as they train near the Chernnobyl exclusion zone

Ukraine Counteroffensive To Start In May, Over 48,000 Soldiers Preparing For Battle

Ukraine is poised to begin its counteroffensive against Russia in May, as thousands of its soldiers will conclude combat training by the end of this month.

Tucker Carlson Urged To Run As US President By Russian Media; Offered TV Jobs In Russia

Russian state TV host Vladimir Solovyov said they will support Carlson if he runs for the presidency in 2024.

Medvedchuk and the Kremlin have denied that he pulled strings for the Kremlin in Kyiv

Putin Influenced By Friends To Invade Ukraine; Planned Invasion As Early As 2021: Report

Discussions for Russia to invade Ukraine began as early as February to March 2021, one source said.

The war in Ukraine could reach a "breaking point" by August and end in defeat for Russia before the end of the year, Kyiv's head of military intelligence says

Romanians Are Crowdfunding Custom-Built 'Mad Max' Armored Vehicles For Ukraine

The inspiration for the steel-plated armored vehicles was a Ukrainian soldier who died while being transported to a hospital.

It has been a rollercoaster few months with Elon Musk at the head of Twitter

Elon Musk Says He Has Donated $100 Million To Ukraine

Elon Musk made the remark after Stephen King challenged him to donate the Twitter Blue subscription he pays for the author to charity.

Ukrainian soldiers and volunteer fighters inspect a destroyed Russian tank in eastern Ukraine

Ukraine Eliminated 1,370 Russian Soldiers Over The Weekend; Death Toll Now At 186,000

As Russia's combat losses continued to mount in the war in Ukraine, a blame game began to simmer between the two factions in the Russian forces.

Russians Kill Their Own In Ukraine; Shootout Between Army, Wagner Group Leads To Deaths

The shootout stemmed from Russia's inability to advance on the frontlines in Ukraine.

Ukrainian servicemen fire with a 105mm howitzer towards Russian positions near Bakhmut

Russian Soldiers Asked To Dig Up Trenches Using Spoons; Sent To Ukraine Without Training

Russian soldiers in the Ukrainian city of Lysychansk were not given shovels to dig up the trenches.

A Ukrainian soldier looks out from a tank, amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine, in the frontline city of Lyman, Donetsk region

Ukraine Says Double Agents In Spy Service Helped Russia Invade Kherson, Chernobyl

New intelligence reveals that the FSB had insiders within the highest security agencies in Ukraine.

State flags of Russia and North Korea fly in a street in Vladivostok

Russia Threatens To Arm 'Partner' North Korea If South Sends Weapons To Ukraine

Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev suggested providing weapons to North Korea if South Korea proceeded to send lethal aid to Ukraine.

Russia's Putin holds talks with China's Xi in Moscow

China Denies Russia's Wagner Group's Request For Ammo, Weapons: US Intel

Leaked U.S. intelligence documents showed that China ignored the Russian mercenary group Wagner's request for weapons and ammunition earlier this year.

The UN refugee agency said the majority of those fleeing Sudan were women and children

How Russia's Invasion Of Ukraine Created A Perfect Storm For Food Insecurity

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has created a perfect storm for global food insecurity.

Ukraine's President Zelensky speaks with German Chancellor Scholz via phone line in Kyiv

70-Year-Old Russian Woman Fined For Calling Ukraine's Zelensky A 'Handsome Young Man'

The 70-year-old woman claimed that she was made to sign a written confession under immense pressure from the police that interrogated her.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov takes part in a meeting of the CIS Council of Foreign Ministers in Samarkand

Zelensky's Government Is A 'Neo-Nazi Dictatorship'; Ukraine Human Rights 'Very Alarming', Russia Claims

The Russian Minister of Foreign said the Ukrainian government is actively suppressing human rights, opposition and dissent by shutting down pro-Russian sentiments.

Ukraine Army Eliminates 620 Russian Soldiers In 24 Hours; Destroys 16 Armored Vehicles

Russia suffered more losses on the battlefield in Ukraine Wednesday, according to the latest casualty report from the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

A farmer shows rice grains after harvesting them from a field in the province of Al-Sharkia, northeast of Cairo, Egypt, September 21, 2021.

World Faces Worst Global Rice Shortage In 20 Years, Decade-High Prices To Stay Until 2024

The world is bracing for its worst rice shortage in 20 years as rice production is projected to fall this year due to ongoing conflict and natural disasters.