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A Ukrainian electricity official describes ‘colossal’ damage to the country’s power grid. The head of Ukraine’s national electricity grid painted a grim picture of the state of the country’s power grid on Tuesday, saying…

A drone attack strikes Sevastopol, a Kremlin-backed official says. Local authorities in Crimea said Ukraine targeted the port city of Sevastopol with a drone attack on Tuesday. It was unclear if any damage was done to th…

The Monastery of the Caves has deep symbolic importance for both Russians and Ukrainians. Ukrainian security officers on Tuesday raided a centuries-old Orthodox Christian monastery complex in Kyiv that holds deep symboli…

For Ukraine, So Much Unexpected Success, and Yet So Far to Go Ukraine is on the offensive along most of the 600-mile frontline. Russia is in a defensive crouch in the south and northeast while still attacking toward one…

Ukraine begins voluntary evacuations from Kherson. As many as three million Ukrainians are expected to leave their homes this winter, officials from the World Health Organization said Monday, as Ukraine’s government bega…

Ukraine Remembers a Milestone on the Long Path to Putin’s War Ukrainians took to the streets nine years ago in protests that within weeks became street battles and in demonstrations that turned to revolution. They barric…