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Russian forces withdrew from regions around the capital early after their failed attempt to wrest it, leaving a trail of descrution in their wake

Ukraine Army Destroys Russian Navy Group, Killing 36; Commander Captured

At least 38,450 Russian soldiers have been killed in the war, according to estimates from the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine.

Russian Court Fines Google $373 Million For 'Fake' Ukraine Invasion News Published On Youtube

The logos of Google and YouTube are seen in Davos, Switzerland, May 22, 2022. Picture taken May 22, 2022.

The Magistrate court of the Taganka district in Moscow said that Google "systemically" failed to delete "banned YouTube content" that talked about Russia’s invasion of Ukraine which it considered to be "fake."

Fox News Host Says Ukraine War 'Not More Significant To Me' Than Gas Prices

In his new series, Fox News host Tucker Carlson (pictured March 2019) worries about 'the total collapse of testosterone levels in American men'

Tucker Carlson said he also did not care what Russian President Vladimir Putin does in Ukraine, noting that Putin is "not my president."

Smoke billows above buildings, as Russia's invasion of Ukraine continues, in Odesa, Ukraine, in this handout image released on July 16, 2022. State Emergency Services of Ukraine/Handout via REUTERS

'Onslaught Of Retaliatory Fire': Ukraine's Aircraft Attacks Russian Stronghold, Concentration Of Troops

Over the weekend, Ukrainian authorities asked residents to evacuate Kherson as their forces prepared a counteroffensive to retake the lost territory.

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Western powers have rushed long-range guns to Ukraine to help its bid to stem Russia's advance in the Donbas

Russian Forces Killed 349 Children Since Ukraine's Full-Scale Invasion Began, Kyiv Officials Say

Most children affected because of the war were from Donetsk region – 352.

Destruction on the streets of Lysychansk in eastern Ukraine

Ukraine Criminal Group ‘Made Money’ Renting Out Free Dorms To Displaced War Victims

Officials of a critical infrastructure facility that owned the dorm rooms in Ukraine's Cherkasy region colluded with a realtor to organize the scheme, the Security Service of Ukraine said.

A farmer holds freshly harvested wheat grains in the Rostov Region, Russia July 6, 2022.

Russia Has Stolen $600 Million-worth Of Grain, Oil Crops From Ukraine: Expert

Ukraine, one of the major suppliers of wheat worldwide, accounted for 10% of global wheat exports in 2019.

A captured Russian tank is carried on a platform by the Ukrainian army on a road outside Dnipro, Ukraine, April 30, 2022.

Russia Army Recruits Prisoners Knowing 'Most Of Them Will Be Killed': Ukraine Intel

A Ukrainian intelligence official confirmed reports that the Russian army is recruiting prisoners to join its “patriotic ethnic battalions” in Ukraine.

Eastern Ukraine has been the focal point for a grinding Russian offensive

Ukraine Army Successfully Repels Russian Soldiers, Forcing Them To 'Retreat Chaotically'

Ukrainian soldiers forced Russian troops in the Kharkiv region to retreat following massive losses.

Now Russian soldiers and their separatist allies with white armbands patrol the ruins of the Soviet-era factory that was once the pride of Mariupol and employed more than 12,000 people

Russian Commander Admits Ukraine Soldiers 'Shoot F**king Accurately' In Intercepted Call

The Russian commander also admitted that they are having difficulties holding position due to high-precision artillery strikes from Ukrainians.

Ritual workers stand next to bodies of killed Russian soldiers before loading them to a refrigerated rail car, as Russia's attack on Ukraine continues, at a compound of a morgue in Kharkiv, Ukraine May 22, 2022.

Russia Recruits Prisoners With Combat Experience To Fight In Ukraine: Report

The Russian army has recruited more than 370 soldiers in Adygeya and Nizhny Novgorod over the past few days.

Ukraine Army Destroys Russia’s ‘Most Important’ Command Post, Killing 12 Russian Soldiers

The Ukrainian army also destroyed all ammunitions stored at the Russian command center.

Ukrainian soldiers inspect a destroyed warehouse reportedly targeted by Russian troops on outskirts of eastern Lysychansk

Russian Army ‘Completely Unprepared’ For Battle; ‘No Better’ Than Somalian Troops: Georgian Legion Commander

The Georgian Legion commander added that corruption in the Russian army is helping Ukrainians amid the war.

Residents in the small town of Druzhkivka, eastern Ukraine, woke up to a suspected missile attack on Saturday

Ukraine-Russia War To End By Winter? 49% Of Entrepreneurs Expect To Reopen Businesses

Ukraine's top intelligence official Kyrylo Budanov earlier signaled that majority of active military operations could end this year.

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is Japan's longest-serving leader

World Leaders Express Sorrow, Condolences For Japan After Shinzo Abe Assassination

After the assassination of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, world leaders expressed their sorrow and condolences for the loss of a visionary statesman.

Outgunned Ukrainian soldiers are eager to get their hands on long-range precision weapons to beat back the Russian advance

Ukraine Army Again Forces Russian Soldiers To 'Retreat In Panic' After Failed Attempts At Assault

Officials for the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces said they prevented the Russian army’s attempts to advance toward the city of Sosnivka from the Slobozhansky direction and forced them to retreat.

Russian President Vladimir Putin attends a meeting with parliamentary leaders in Moscow, Russia July 7, 2022. Sputnik/Aleksey Nikolskyi/Kremlin via REUTERS

Putin Open To Peace Talks, Ukraine Lists Conditions To Resume Negotiations

Russian President Vladimir Putin warned that negotiations would get harder the longer the war in Ukraine goes on.

An ice field is seen in the waters of Prince William Sound near the town of Valdez, Alaska.

US vs. Russia: 'We Also Have Something To Claim Back' Alaska Comment Draws Backlash

An ally of Russia’s President Vladimir Putin appeared to warn the United States that it could potentially seize Alaska, a former Russian colony it sold to Washington in 1867.

A resÑuer works among ruins of an administrative building destroyed by Russian missiles in the northeastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv

'Nothing But A Fake': Ukraine Repudiates Russia's Claim That It Destroyed 2 US HIMARS

A statement by Ukraine's Joint Forces Task Force called the claims nothing, but fake Russian propaganda.

Ukraine Inflicts Significant Damage On Russian Army, Forcing Them To Retreat Multiple Times

According to Ukraine, more than 36,500 Russian soldiers have been killed since the invasion began in February.

Macron invited Putin to his summer holiday residence in the south of France in August 2019.

Putin, Macron’s Heated Argument Days Before Russia's Ukraine Invasion Revealed In Documentary

According to the documentary, the phone call between Macron and Putin happened four days before Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

Russian President Vladimir Putin addresses participants of the IX Forum of Regions of Russia and Belarus, via video link in Moscow, Russia July 1, 2022. Sputnik/Mikhail Metzel/Kremlin via REUTERS

Analyst Says Putin Could Offer Ukraine A Cease-Fire If This Happens

“Putin [may] offer the potential for a cease-fire if only to give him[self] an opportunity to fortify the gains that he’s managed to achieve so far,” defense policy analyst Victor Abramowqicz said.

200 Russian Soldiers Dead, 300 Injured After Ukraine Army Destroys Russia Base

Ukrainian forces attacked several Russian military bases located in the temporarily occupied city of Melitopol.

Rebuilding Ukraine, which four months into the war has already seen devastating destruction, is expected to cost hundreds of billions of dollars

Ukraine Recovers 44 Children Illegally Taken To Russia, Brings Them Back Home

The children recovered by the Ukrainian government were mostly orphans or those deprived of parental care.

Russian Submarine Sonars Likely Caused Dolphin Deaths In Ukraine's Odesa Region, Ecologist Claims

The statement came after reports surfaced of four dead dolphins being found in the Tuzlivski Lymani [Tuzly Lagoon] National Nature Park and its surroundings.