Russia-Ukraine War
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Zelensky brings ‘victory plan’, integration plea to NATO talks in Brussels
The top priority in Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's "victory plan" is an urgent integration into NATO, a plea he is making to alliance defence ministers on Thursday as they meet for talks in Brussels. An immediate invitation to the alliance seems unlikely, as the US and Germany are strongly opposed.
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Zelensky cancels November ‘peace summit’
There are no plans to hold the conference at this time, Kiev has said
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Ukraine’s Kursk ‘provocation’ failed – Moscow
Kiev’s “foray” into Russia sought to prevent a swift end to the wider conflict, Aleksandr Bortnikov has said
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Russia confirms liberation of key Donbass town
Ugledar had been an anchor of the Ukrainian front for over two years
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Latest Russia-Ukraine War
Ukraine confirms it’s abandoning key stronghold
Ukrainian task force in Ugledar has said its soldiers have been exhausted by Russian attacks on the town and have order to get out
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‘It’s gone’: Trump’s shocking Ukraine stance
Donald Trump has unleashed in a new tirade about the war between Ukraine and Russia – though his target is a surprising one.
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US responds to Russia’s nuclear doctrine updates
Secretary of State Antony Blinken has decried President Vladimir Putin’s comments on theUkriane issue as “irresponsible”
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Ukraine has a victory plan — but what does victory mean?
Zelensky is about to unveil his latest proposal for peace, but it is unclear whether his allies think the enemy can actually be expelled, a security expert writes.
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Russia hits ship carrying Western weapons to Ukraine – Moscow
A dry cargo carrier delivering missiles and ammunition to Kiev was struck, the Defense Ministry has claimed
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Deadly shelling in Ukraine's Pokrovsk as Russia gains ground
At least one person was killed by Russian shelling in eastern Ukraine city of Pokrovsk on Sunday, while Moscow's troops advanced around the city.
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Russia, Ukraine swap 206 prisoners in exchange deal, Zelensky says
Russia and Ukraine successfully exchanged 103 prisoners of war each on Saturday in a deal brokered by the United Arab Emirates. Despite ongoing hostilities, the two nations have managed several POW swaps throughout the conflict, with this latest exchange following a similar deal just three weeks ago.
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UK, US move could push Putin over the edge
Kyiv is pushing Washington and London to lift a restriction on firing long-range weapons, sparking an alarming warning from Putin.
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Russia warns NATO of ‘direct war’ over Ukraine
Moscow’s envoy to the UN has made the Kremlin’s red line clear
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Russia driving back Ukrainian forces in Kursk Region – MOD
The Defense Ministry says ten border settlements have been captured in the last 48 hours
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Inside Pokrovsk - the vital Ukrainian town in Russia's sights
If invading Russians seize this vital transport hub, Ukraine could lose the entire Donetsk region.
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Russia claims new gains in east Ukraine push, launches deadly strikes
Russia claimed on Sunday that its forces had taken full control of a town in eastern Ukraine as they advance on the strategically important city of Pokrovsk. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky again urged Kyiv's partners to give him more scope to use Western-supplied weapons against targets inside Russia.
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CIA boss says west should not be intimidated by Russia’s nuclear threats
Bill Burns calls Vladimir Putin a ‘bully’ whose ‘sabre-rattling’ should not always be taken literally
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Ukrainian Army facing collapse – Putin
Kiev’s incursion in Kursk Region has failed to achieve its goal and may lead to a complete defeat, the Russian president has said
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Why Ukraine’s Kursk offensive has failed to distract Russia from Donbas push
Russian troops are inching ever close to Ukraine’s eastern city of Pokrovsk, a vital logistical hub for Kyiv’s outgunned and outnumbered forces, leading some analysts to question the wisdom of a Ukrainian lightning offensive on Russian soil that was intended to distract Moscow from its Donbas push.
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