Danielle Ong

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Danielle is a news writer for The International Business Times, covering the latest news on the Russia-Ukraine war and U.S. politics. She has been writing for 5 years and has covered a wide range of local, national and global news stories.

Thousands of civilians have been killed since Russia launched war on Ukraine in February

Russia Launches Another Massive Attack On Ukraine; Several Civilians Dead, Injured

Russia launched a total of 70 missiles targeting critical Ukrainian infrastructure on Monday.

Kyle Rittenhouse, the American teenager who shot two men and wounded another during anti-police protests last year, was found not guilty of all charges

Kyle Rittenhouse Asks Elon Musk To Release Info On 'Censoring' Done On His Trial

Kyle Rittenhouse fatally shot two people during the civil unrest in Wisconsin in August 2020.

Ukraine has accused Russia of "continuing to wage a hybrid war" after a massive cyberattack

Microsoft Warns 'Intensified' Russian Cyber Attacks On Ukraine, Allies This Winter

Microsoft noted that Russia's previous ransomware-style attack on Poland could signal its plans to extend cyber attacks on Ukraine and foreign entities.

Inna, 51, stands outside her summer kitchen that was destroyed during the fighting between Russian troops and Ukrainian army, in the newly recaptured town of Yarova

Russian Soldiers Loot Local Shops, Steal Freezers And Cash Registers: Ukraine Intel

Ukrainian intelligence said that Russian soldiers also stole personal valuables and appliances from households in Zaporizhzhia Oblast.

Soldier of Ukraine's 5th Regiment of Assault Infantry react after firing a US-made MK-19 automatic grenade launcher towards Russian positions in less than 800 metres away at a front line near Toretsk in the Donetsk region

Russian Army Continues To 'Suffer Losses'; 300 Injured Soldiers Confined In Ukraine Hospital

The UAF General Staff noted that the Russian army continues to suffer losses in Donetsk and Luhansk Oblast.

When retreating Russians left the city without power and water supplies as the harsh winter weather sets in

Russians Angry At Putin For Spending Billions On Ukraine War While They Freeze: Report

Russia has already spent at least $82 billion in the war in Ukraine since February.

2024 Election Poll: DeSantis Increases Lead Against Trump, Biden Shouldn't Run

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis secured a 27% lead against former President Donald Trump in a hypothetical match-up for the 2024 GOP nomination.

A Russian T-72 tank is loaded on a truck by Ukrainian soldiers outside the town of Izyum on September 24, 2022

Russian Army Is Withdrawing From Another Ukrainian Region: Soldiers 'Preparing For Evacuation'

The UAF General Staff said that the Russian army has lost more than 230 soldiers and over 15 pieces of military equipment in the Zaporizhzhia region over the previous days.

Package sent to Ukrainian Embassy in Madrid

Three Ukrainian Embassies Attacked; Sent Threatening Letters 'Soaked In Red Liquid'

One of the letter bombs exploded in the hands of an employee, causing an injury to the worker's right hand.

Mike Pence Would 'Consider' Testifying To Jan. 6 Committee If Invited

Pence Supports Elon Musk's Bid To Release Hunter Biden 'Twitter Files'

Elon Musk previously teased plans to release files related to Twitter's censorship of a 2020 story about First Son Hunter Biden's abandoned laptop.

Russian Mercenary Group Recruits Prisoners From Central Africa To Join Ukraine War

The prisoners recruited by the infamous Wagner mercenary group were imprisoned for committing crimes of rape and murder, a report said.

Kyiv said the 'sham' referendums were meaningless and vowed to 'eliminate' threats posed by Russia

Poland Wants To Annex Ukraine, Claims Russia; Zelensky's Aide 'Laugh At It'

Sergey Naryshkin, the Director of the Foreign Intelligence Service of Russia, claimed that Poland believes it deserves compensation for providing Ukraine with military aid and accommodation for war refugees.

Men gather at a military mobilization point in the separatist-controlled city of Donetsk, Ukraine February 23, 2022.

Next Russian Military Mobilization Set For January And February: Ukraine Intel

Ukrainian military intelligence also suggested that Russia is planning to have its cadets in military educational institutions graduate earlier than usual to help bolster Moscow's ranks.

A ritual worker picks up the body of a killed Russian soldier 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 Can Lose' The War, 'Putin Is Desperate' Not To Be Defeated: Political Analysts

Russia has reportedly lost more than 88,300 soldiers since the invasion began in February.

Russian President Putin and Belarusian President Lukashenko meet in Sochi

Lukashenko Fears Russia Will Assassinate Him, But Killing President Is 'Catastrophic For Putin': Report

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko's fears were allegedly triggered after the sudden death of his Foreign Minister Vladimir Makei.

Exhumation of bodies of Ukrainian soldiers from a mass grave in Izium

Russian Soldiers Castrate Boy Before Brutally Killing Him, Minor Girl Raped: Ukraine Official

Both minor children were tortured and executed during Russia's occupation of the city of Izium.

Ukrainian servicemen loading bodies of Russian soldiers

Russia Will Lose 100,000 Soldiers In Ukraine War This Year: Zelensky

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky added that Russia is losing "hundreds" of troops in the Donetsk region daily.

Russian Soldiers' Mothers, Wives To Be Sent To Frontlines To Provide 'Effective Assistance'

The Russian soldiers' mothers and wives will be sent to the Russian-occupied Donbas region.

The trail of destruction created by Russia's retreating forces is engendering hostility toward Moscow

Watch: Ukrainian Soldiers Save Grandma From Heavy Bombing When Vehicle Gets Hit By Shelling

The soldiers were conducting "Donbas Evacuation" operations when they saved the grandmother from her home near the frontline.

Ukraine's eastern city of Severodonetsk was a target for heavy shelling by Russian forces

Ukraine Recruits 2,000 Unemployed Residents For 'Recovery Army' To Rebuild Cities

The recovery army has been deployed to the regions of Sumy, Chernihiv, Kyiv, Donetsk, Poltava and Rivne.

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

Putin's General Reveals Russia's Next Target: Destruction Of Ukraine's Banking Infrastructure

Russian General Andriy Gurulev said targeting Ukraine's banking infrastructure would plunge the country into chaos.

Russian President Vladimir Putin seen on November 23, 2022

Putin's Officials 'Want To Please Him,' Not Giving 'Real Analysis' Of Ukraine War

In March, U.S. intelligence also suggested Putin is being misled by people in his inner circle about the Russian army's poor performance in the war in Ukraine.

A view shows the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant outside Enerhodar

Russian Soldiers May Leave Ukraine Nuclear Power Plant, But Are 'Stealing Everything They See'

Peter Kotin, the president of Energoatom, said the Russian army appeared to be planning to hand over control of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant to the IAEA.

Millions of Ukrainians have endured the cold without power since Russia's artillery bombardment Wednesday

List Of Fake News Promoted By Russian Media This Week

Russia last week claimed Ukrainian forces shelled the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant.

WHO says it has recorded more than 700 attacks on Ukraine's health facilities since Russia's invasion began

Russia Needs 5 Million Soldiers, New Round Of Mobilization Possible: Ukraine Intel

In a new document distributed to military personnel, Russia said it needed at least 5 million soldiers to win the war in Ukraine, according to a report.

The Kremlin blamed Putin's absence on scheduling conflicts

Putin Says Russia Will Use AI To Increase Life Expectancy To 80 Years Old

As of 2020, Russia had an overall life expectancy of 71 years.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov attends a news conference in Moscow

Russia Now Urges Kyiv To Enter Peace Talks: 'Everything Is Up To Ukraine'

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has led to the death of 6,595 Ukrainian civilians, according to the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights.

Ukrainian artillerymen fire a M777 howitzer towards Russian positions on the frontline of eastern Ukraine on Wednesday

Russia To Ukraine: 'Fulfill Our Demands' And Attacks Will Stop

Russia blamed Ukraine for the damage caused by a recent wave of missile strikes on Ukrainian territories, which killed 10 civilians and caused power outages.