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Russian missiles hit a Ukrainian army training ground, killing at least 3 soldiers
KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Russian missiles hit a Ukrainian army training ground, killing three soldiers and wounding 18 others, authorities said, targeting Ukraine’s efforts to make up a severe manpower shortage in the nearly 3½-year war.
Russian strike on training camp kills three soldiers after Trump’s 10-day ultimatum to Putin - Putin’s aide insists US ...
Agence France-Presse on MSN1h
Critics accuse Switzerland of hosting Russia 'war criminals'
More than 200 Kremlin critics including former political prisoners voiced outrage Wednesday at the visit of a high-ranking ...
RBC Ukraine on MSN23h
Russian activists urge Putin to remove Medinsky from negotiation team over 'incompetence'
Russian activists are demanding the removal of Vladimir Medinsky from his position as head of the Russian delegation at the ...
The Kyiv Independent on MSN1h
'Each new ultimatum is a threat' — Russia responds to Trump's shortened Ukraine deal deadline
Kremlin officials have sought to appear unfazed by U.S. President Donald Trump's shortened timeline to reach a peace deal ...
Russia has been forced to turn to North Korea for help topping up dwindling military supplies in a fresh blow to Vladimir ...
Dagens.com on MSN35m
Trump Flips on Putin – Slams Down 10-Day Ukraine Deadline
Understanding global power plays can feel overwhelming. But sometimes all it takes is one man’s changing stance to upend an entire strategy. That is exactly what happened when Donald Trump shifted his ...
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s right-hand man lauded President Trump Tuesday for shortening the time frame for ...
Russian Opera star replaced by Ukrainian soprano given green light for discrimination case - Anna Netrebko declined to ...
Daily Express US on MSN2d
Vladimir Putin warned tiny NATO nation is 'preparing for war' on Russia's border
Lithuania, a tiny nation of 2.8 million people, has been ramping up military spending and exercises in response to the ...
Russian heavy metal and goth music fans in Russia could face prison after Vladimir Putin banned "satanists". The Kremlin's ...
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