Russia is carrying out a “massive attack” on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, top Ukrainian officials said early Friday, with parts of the capital Kyiv left without power.
Workers…
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Ukraine war briefing: 23 children and adolescents brought out of Russian-occupied areas | Ukraine
Twenty-three Ukrainian children and adolescents have been brought out of Russian-occupied areas of the country to territory under Kyiv’s control, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s chief of staff said on Thursday. Andriy Yermak, writing on…
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Trump proposes barring Chinese airlines flying over Russia on US flights
Zelenskyy urges stepped-up use of long-range weapons to hasten peace – Anadolu Ajansı
- Zelenskyy urges stepped-up use of long-range weapons to hasten peace Anadolu Ajansı
- Zelensky orders scaling up of long-range weapons use against Russia: We have clear plans Ukrinform
- Ukraine successfully using Neptune and Flamingo missiles in…
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Putin the geopolitical gangster is trying to intimidate Europe
Russian incursions into NATO airspace have become alarmingly commonplace in recent weeks as Vladimir Putin escalates his shadow…
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Russia severely damages Ukrainian gas networks ahead of winter – The Washington Post
- Russia severely damages Ukrainian gas networks ahead of winter The Washington Post
- Russian Strikes Knock Out More than Half of Ukraine Gas Production Ahead of Winter Bloomberg.com
- Russia fires 500 drones at Ukraine in deadly overnight attack,…
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Putin admits Russian air defences were to blame for Azerbaijani jet crash | Russia
Vladimir Putin has said that Russia’s air defences were to blame for downing an Azerbaijani jetliner in December that killed 38 people, his first admission of responsibility for the crash.
Putin said on Thursday that the missiles fired by Russia…
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Ukraine Visit Leaves Lasting Mark on Times Editor
Times Insider explains who we are and what we do and delivers behind-the-scenes insights into how our journalism comes together.
I was in a meeting in The New York Times’s newsroom in Midtown Manhattan when a blaring siren went off on my…
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Vladimir Putin is fearful the return of his convict army could destabilise Russian society, sources say
Vladimir Putin recruited upwards of 180,000 criminals to fight his war on Ukraine — now they’re coming home.
Multiple anonymous sources inside the Kremlin have revealed the Russian leader is preparing for the unpleasant return of his convict…
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Ukraine’s Strikes on Russian Oil Refineries Prompt Gas Crisis
Ukraine is bringing the war home to Russia at a scale, scope, and intensity not seen before, and in a way that could have consequences—maybe not on the battlefield, but in the hearts, minds, and pocketbooks of ordinary…
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