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The package represents the single largest tranche of U.S. assistance to Ukraine since the start of the Russian war in February.

The security situation may change “without warning,” the embassy in Kiev says

Britain, France, Germany and the US have stressed the need to ensure the safety of nuclear installations threatened by the conflict in Ukraine.

The president’s admission that he willingly failed to signal a looming Russian attack has “punctured the bubble” of his image

A week after an apparent Ukrainian attack on a Russian military base in occupied Crimea, an arms store on another depot has been hit by a series of explosions.

Kiev will not allow men without combat experience to leave the country until martial law is lifted

Over 100 fighters from Poland and Germany have been eliminated and more than 50 injured, the Defense Ministry has claimed

The estimated deaths and injuries are stalling Russia’s progress in eastern Ukraine, military experts say, as fighting intensifies in the south.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said during his annual press conference on Aug. 11 that he does not consider it necessary to introduce a joint ban on Russians entering the EU due to Russia’s war against Ukraine, German newspaper Tagesspiegel reported.

Kyiv (Ukraine) (AFP) – Ukraine on Wednesday accused Russia of rocket strikes that killed 13 civilians in areas near a Russian-held power plant, where renewed fighting has raised fears of a nuclear disaster.

Kyiv and Moscow have blamed each other for the attacks on the Zaporizhzhia plant, Europe's largest atomic power complex.

Russia, Ukraine signed separate agreements with Turkey, the UN clearing the way for Ukraine to export grain

It’s a tiny, proudly independent nation home to a concerning presence of Russian “peacekeepers”. And it is seriously worried it’s next on Putin’s hit list.

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky has ordered all civilians still living in parts of eastern Donetsk region under Ukrainian control to evacuate.

Ukraine has called for the United Nations and the Red Cross to be allowed to investigate the deaths of more than 50 Ukrainian prisoners of war (POWs) in an attack in occupied territory.

Russian energy giant Gazprom Saturday suspended gas supplies to Latvia following tensions between Moscow and the West over the conflict in Ukraine and sweeping European and US sanctions against Russia.

‘If we had permission, we would have seen results a long time ago,’ says one soldier

US Senator Marco Rubio introduced a bill intended to punish Beijing for buying energy supplies from Moscow

A landmark deal to resume Ukraine's grain exports is hanging in the balance after missiles hit the port of Odesa.

The first major accord between the countries since the February invasion of Ukraine aims to ease the "acute hunger" that the United Nations says faces an additional 47 million people because of the war.