Croatian President Zoran Milanovic made this comment as part of his objection to sending military aid to Ukraine.
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An analysis of satellite imagery shared exclusively with The Daily Beast provides a snapshot of Moscow’s “worried” response to a major offensive expected this year.
Vladimir Putin fired off the mother of all retaliations in response to the West offering tanks to Ukraine.
Burkina Faso's military regime told France it wants its troops stationed in the country to leave within a month, the state news agency AIB reported on Saturday.
The United States has committed more than $27.4 billion in security assistance to Ukraine since Russia invaded in February last year.
The American is suspected of gathering data on “biological topics,” Russia’s Federal Security Service says
Russian insiders claim the country has completed a terrifying new weapon capable of creating “radioactive tsunamis”.
Denys Monastyrsky, who has died aged 42 in a helicopter crash near Kyiv, is the most senior Ukrainian official to die since the war began almost a year ago.
The three main figures in Ukraine's interior ministry have been killed in a helicopter crash beside a nursery in an eastern suburb of the capital Kyiv.
Apparent victory in salt-mining town comes at a high cost for Russia
Russian missiles have caused devastation across Ukraine, striking an apartment building and knocking out critical power infrastructure.
Russia says it has taken control of a gateway town in Ukraine, in what could mark its first big battlefield gain since the start of the invasion.
Ukrainian troops are reportedly trapped in the key Donbass town
In a rare recent advance for Russian forces Moscow is now “likely” to be in control of a strategic Ukrainian town after a “bloody” battle.
Ukrainian officials had rejected Moscow’s proposal to cease hostilities for 36 hours
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Thirteen-year-old Nika Selivanova made a heart shape with both her hands, waving goodbye to her best friend Inna who was pressed up against the glass partition that divided the entrance hall of Kherson's train station from the waiting area.
A “worst case scenario” could become reality as expert analysis shows Russia is preparing f