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.

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

Russian Soldiers' Parents Urge Sons To Break Their Arms, Legs To Escape Ukraine War

A Russian soldier told his parent that a comrade from the same unit was dismissed from service after breaking his leg.

Russian Army Recruits Anyone Willing To Fight Ukraine; Including Drunk, Old People

A Russian soldier also complained about being paid only half of the salary he was promised upon signing the contract.

Patten believes China's ambitions towards Taiwan are fraught given Russia's difficulties after invading Ukraine

China Learning From Russia's Mistakes In Ukraine For Taiwan Invasion: CIA Director

The CIA director added that Chinese President Xi Jinping would likely assert control over Taiwan when he ensures that Beijing's military forces are able to do so.

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

Ukrainian Miner Joins Russian Army To Earn Money For Dentures; Gets Captured

The miner enlisted in the Russian army at the start of the invasion in February.

Putin May Face War In Russia As Volunteer Chechen Battalion Plans Attack

A spokesman for one of the Chechen volunteer battalions said they are preparing to fight against Moscow to once again gain independence from Russia.

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 Soldiers 'Retreated In Disorder' After Ukraine Army Successfully Inflicts Losses

More than 38,500 Russian soldiers have now been killed in the war in Ukraine.

Ukraine does not have an official drone unit and is relying on the patriotism and hard cash of its civilians for equipment and training

Russia Claims Ukraine Has Superhuman 'Murder Machine' Soldiers Created In Biolabs: Report

Two Russian lawmakers claimed Ukrainian soldiers were given performance enhancing drugs to turn them into 'cruel murder machines.'

Russia Tricks Conscripts Into Joining Ukraine War, Intercepted Call Reveals

The Russian conscripts were initially told they would be taken to the airport.

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.

The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Station in southeastern Ukraine is the largest nuclear power plant in Europe

Russia Installs Own 'Head Of The Government' In Occupied Ukraine Region

Russia also installed its own official to act as the "Minister of Youth Police of Zaporizhzhia Oblast."

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

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

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."

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

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

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

A view of a damaged building and a car at the site of a Russian military strike, as Russia's attack on Ukraine continues, in Vinnytsia, Ukraine July 14, 2022.

Former Ukraine Security Chief Found Cooperating With Russian Army, Gets Detained

The former security chief is being investigated for high treason and handing over state secrets to a foreign state.

US President Donald Trump was accused of inciting an insurrection as he addressed supporters outside the White House on January 6, 2021

Here’s How Democrats Can Stop Trump From Running For President In 2024

Donald Trump has been holding secret dinners with high-profile supporters to discuss his plans for 2024, including when he should announce his political comeback.

Russian army helicopter flies during Ukraine-Russia conflict over the town of Popasna in the Luhansk region, Ukraine July 14, 2022.

38,300 Russian Soldiers Have Died In War, Armed Forces of Ukraine Confirm

The Ukrainian army has also destroyed more than 1,600 Russian tanks and 3,800 combat armored machines since the beginning of the war.

A view shows an apartment building damaged during Ukraine-Russia conflict in the town of Popasna in the Luhansk region, Ukraine July 14, 2022.

Ukraine Army Successfully Forces Russian Soldiers To Withdraw In Slovyansk

Russian soldiers advancing in Slovyansk reportedly shelled several civilian infrastructures before the Ukrainian army forced them to withdraw.

A customer browses meat selections and waits to be serviced at Paulina Meat Market in Chicago, Illinois, U.S., June 28, 2022.

Muslim Leader Blames Rising Meat Prices On Women’s Skimpy Clothes, ‘Naked Bodies’

The imam made the remarks earlier this month during a congregation in Kyrgyzstan's capital Bishkek.

This frontline trench in the Donbas stands against Russian efforts to seize control of the Ukrainian region

Mom Of Dead Russian Soldier Sympathizes With Ukrainians, Says They ‘Hate Putin’

More than 37,800 Russian soldiers have now died in the war since it began in late-February, according to the Ukraine's Ministry of Defense.

Russian-Seized Ukraine Region To Vote On Becoming Part Of Russia

A Russian official said the referendum would ask residents of occupied regions "how they want to live."

A former ultra-nationalist ally of strongman Slobodan Milosevic, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has held power in some form or another since 2012

Putin Ally Confirms Russia's ‘World War’ With Western World: ‘It's A Global Conflict’

Serbian President Aleksander Vucic said the West is in a war against Russia and it's using Ukrainian soldiers.

Three of the Supreme Court justices who voted to overturn 'Roe v. Wade' were nominated by former US president Donald Trump

Trump Holds High Profile Secret Dinners To Discuss 2024 Presidential Comeback

Trump held intimate dinners with his supporters in Houston, Nashville and Las Vegas.

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky was unable to attend the NATO summit in person as he marshalls the defence of his homeland, but addressed Western leaders by videolink

Russia To Invade Asia, Europe Next Using 'Terror' Tactic: Zelensky

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said other nations should "harshly punish" Russia to prevent its "terror tactic" from becoming a global norm.

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.

Trump Still Likely To Win 2024 GOP Presidential Primary Despite Jan. 6 Hearings: Poll

Donald Trump's popularity among Republican voters has slipped to less than 50% as the House Select Committee presents evidence of his role in trying to overturn the 2020 election results.

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.