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Wagner private military group centre opens in St Petersburg

Russian Fighter Who Was 'Scared To Fight' Forced To Dig Own Grave Before Being Killed

A Russian web magazine last month interviewed former Wagner fighters who said the group follows an "attack or be shot" discipline.

Putin Is 'Begging' Ukraine To Have Negotiations Through Other Countries: Defense Council Secretary

Russian President Putin meets Head of the Republic of Bashkortostan Khabirov in Ufa

Top Ukrainian official Oleksii Danilov claimed Brazil is one of the countries Russia is looking to act as an intermediary between Kyiv and Moscow.

Colorado State Students Chant 'Russia' At USU's Ukrainian Player During Basketball Game

Ukrainian Utah State basketball player Max Shulga noted that "emotions can run high" during the game, and people can say things they do not really mean.

Ukrainians take shelter inside a metro station during air raid alert in the centre of Kyiv last week

Russia 'Forcibly' Evicts Civilians From Their Homes To Accommodate Ukrainians Who Support War

Ukrainian civilians in the city of Tokmak are being asked to move out onto the streets in order to accommodate local collaborators.

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Even with no sign of resistance, Russian tanks and military vehicles patrol Volnovakha's streets as civilians walk around and cycle

Russia Has 500,000 Soldiers Ready For Another Attack On Ukraine: Intel

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky warned their Western allies that Russia is "preparing to take revenge" with a new major offensive.

Police officers detain a woman during a protest against Russia's invasion of Ukraine in Saint Petersburg

Russian Woman Arrested For Posting 'Glory To Ukraine' On WhatsApp; Could Face Jailtime

The 38-year-old Russian woman was charged with displaying "Nazi symbolism or symbols of extremist organizations."

Black smoke billows from a fire on the Kerch bridge that links Crimea to Russia, after a truck explosion in October

Ukraine Unlikely To Recapture Crimea From Russia, Pentagon Says

Pentagon refused to comment on the matter, but it noted Ukraine's "remarkable performance" in retaking its territories from the Russian forces.

Russia's Wagner Soldiers 'Very Likely' On 'Drugs Before Attack,' Climb Over Friends' Corpses: Report

The Wagner Group is believed to be commanding at least 50,000 fighters in the war in Ukraine.

Before Moscow's invasion last February, few in Brussels or Kyiv saw Ukraine's accession as a pressing issue

Ukraine's State Security Raids Officials Homes Over Corruption Allegations, Finds Hermes Bag Wishlist

One of the homes raided belonged to Oksana Datiy, the acting head of Kyiv's tax authority.

Russia Claims 9,000 Illegally Mobilized Soldiers, Some With Health Issues, Have Been Sent Home

Russian Prosecutor General Igor Krasnov has claimed that at least 9,000 soldiers illegally mobilized by the state have been sent home.

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OnlyFans Banned In Russia, Likely 'Blocked By Its Owners'

Adult content subscription platform OnlyFans got banned in Russia, likely by its owners.

Ukrainian servicemen loading bodies of Russian soldiers

Russian Soldier Says Frontline Is A 'Meat Grinder'; Ukraine Is 'Pummelling Us Non-Stop'

The Russian soldier also said his unit's commander and deputy were wounded in Ukrainian shelling.

Russian Soldiers Suffer From 'Dangerous Infections' Due To Unsanitary Conditions: Ukraine Intel

Both Russian soldiers and Wagner mercenaries deployed in Donetsk Oblast were reportedly suffering from dangerous infections.

Analysts think deserter Andrei Medvedev may have fought in Bakhmut, which Russian troops have long been trying to capture

Russia's Wagner Mercenaries Would Shoot Reluctant Fighters 'In Front Of Newcomers'

A former commander in Russia's Wagner private military company has spoken up about the group's brutality.

Ukraine Sees Surge In COVID-19 Cases; 42 Dead In One Week

A deputy minister of Ukraine's health ministry said the surge in COVID-19 cases was due to seasonal elements, as the country is in the middle of winter.