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Ukraine Rations Power and Warns of Lethal Winter, Despite Battle Gains Russian attacks on the Ukrainian power grid forced nationwide power cuts on Thursday, deepening the misery of a people facing winter without enough l…

‘It Was Horror’: Ukrainians Share Grim Tales of Russian Occupation With Russian soldiers pushed out of parts of the Kharkiv region, Ukrainian investigators have been overwhelmed with accounts of detentions, torture and m…

Russian-backed authorities in Kherson say they have relocated 5,000 civilians. Authorities installed by Russia in the occupied southern Ukrainian region of Kherson said on Thursday that they had relocated thousands of ci…

The E.U. agrees to place sanctions on Iran for supplying Russia with drones. The European Union agreed on a fresh round of sanctions on Iran on Wednesday, this time over providing drones that Russia has used to strike ba…

Ukraine claims Russians are withdrawing from Enerhodar, but the status of the southern city remains unclear. Russian forces have started to leave a city next to the occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, according to a sen…

Ukraine reduces electricity use as shelling on key infrastructure continues. Ukraine will start reducing electricity use nationwide, officials said, signaling a new phase of the war when citizens could lack basic service…

The U.S. charges 5 Russians and 2 Venezuelans in a scheme to send military technology and oil to Russia. Five Russian nationals and two Venezuelan oil traders have been charged with crimes including fraud, money launderi…