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Russia’s top diplomat seeks to pin blame for hunger on the U.S. and its allies. President Vladimir V. Putin casts himself as the leader of a global movement rising up against domination by the United States and its allie…

Last Stand at Azovstal: Inside the Siege That Shaped the Ukraine War For 80 days, the Azovstal steel plant was the fulcrum of the war, as Russian brutality collided with Ukrainian resistance. What began as an accident —…

Will the strikes on Odesa jeopardize the grain deal? Russia’s strikes on the Black Sea port of Odesa on Saturday, just hours after the grain deal it signed with Ukraine, are the clearest illustration of how complex and f…

Boats and a bridge: Control of waterways will be key in Ukraine’s looming counteroffensive. When the Biden administration announced a new package of military aid for Ukraine this week, the highlight was an additional shi…

Missiles strike Odesa, hitting a critical port for global grain supplies. A string of explosions rocked Ukraine’s southern city of Odesa on Saturday, hitting one of the country’s most important ports less than 24 hours a…

Here’s how the grain deal between Ukraine and Russia will work. There are many moving parts to the grain deal Russia and Ukraine reached, which officials didn’t think was even possible until last week. Here’s what to kno…

The Biden administration will send another $270 million in military aid to Ukraine. The Biden White House announced another $270 million in security assistance for Ukraine, including four more mobile rocket launchers — a…

A deal between Ukraine and Russia aims to ease the global food crisis. Russia and Ukraine signed an agreement in Istanbul on Friday to unblock more than 20 million tons of grain stuck in blockaded Black Sea ports in Ukra…

Putin is ‘entirely too healthy,’ the C.I.A. director says. Western intelligence officials this week dismissed longstanding rumors that Vladimir Putin, the 69-year-old Russian president, is unwell. “There are lots of rumo…

Ukraine Tries to Make the Case That It Can Win, Citing Recent Strikes Just weeks ago, Ukraine’s military was being pummeled relentlessly in the East, taking heavy casualties as it slowly gave ground to the Russian advanc…

Russia seeks to shut down Jewish agency handling immigration to Israel. Russia is threatening to ban a major Jewish nonprofit agency that helps people immigrate to Israel from operating in the country, a sign of the Krem…

Turkey says a deal between Ukraine and Russia to unblock grain exports will be signed on Friday. The Turkish presidency on Thursday announced that a “signature ceremony” will be held on Friday to unveil a deal that has b…

Ukraine says it destroyed 6 Russian ammunition dumps and struck scores of other targets in the south. Ukraine’s military said on Thursday that it had used attack helicopters and fighter jets to pound Russian ammunition d…

Russia restarts gas shipments through a key pipeline to Germany, but the pressure is still on. Russia’s decision to resume the flow of natural gas to Germany through the Nord Stream 1 pipeline brought some relief to a co…

The C.I.A. director says Putin believes the U.S. will forget about Ukraine. William Burns, the C.I.A. director, says that President Vladimir Putin of Russia believes that the U.S. will suffer from “attention deficit diso…

Russia restarts gas shipments through a key pipeline to Germany. Gas began flowing to Germany from Russia early Thursday through a key pipeline, Nord Stream 1, that was taken offline for regular maintenance 10 days ago,…

Ukraine steps up attacks on key Russian targets in the south. Ukraine’s intensifying attacks on Russian forces in just the last 48 hours in Kherson Province are raising a question: Is the ground being laid for a broad co…

Many who fled Kharkiv have come back, only to face the possibility of a full-on Russian assault. Just 25 miles from the Russian border, Kharkiv is Ukraine’s second-biggest city and has been one of the hardest hit in the…

Ukraine’s first lady tells the U.S. Congress that ‘Russia is destroying our people.’ Ukraine’s first lady addressed the U.S. Congress on Wednesday, asking for more weapons to defend against what she called the “Russian h…

Russia’s territorial aims in Ukraine have expanded, the foreign minister says. Russia’s ambitions in Ukraine now stretch beyond the country’s eastern territories, the country’s foreign minister said Wednesday, a departur…

European nations are asked to cut their use of natural gas 15 percent until next spring. To avoid energy shortages that would stall economic growth and leave households cold in the winter as Russia weaponizes its gas exp…

The highest-ranked Russian in women’s tennis calls the war ‘a full-blown nightmare.’ For the first time since Russia invaded Ukraine in February, a Russian tennis player has publicly criticized the war, a move that may l…

Russia plans to annex territory it controls in Ukraine, a U.S. official says. Russia is taking steps toward annexing parts of Ukraine it controls “in direct violation of Ukraine’s sovereignty,” a top U.S. national securi…

Iran warns Turkey against new incursion into northern Syria. Iran warned Turkey on Tuesday against launching a new military operation in Syria just before the leaders of both countries attended a three-way summit meeting…

Russian fighter jet strikes homes in Sloviansk as Moscow’s offensive in Donetsk advances. A Russian fighter jet fired rockets into homes in the city of Sloviansk on Tuesday afternoon, trapping at least two people under t…

Ukraine’s first lady travels to Washington to meet with Jill Biden and address Congress. The first ladies of the United States and Ukraine are expected to meet on Tuesday afternoon at the White House, as their husbands s…

Long-range artillery supplied by the United States has started to alter Ukraine’s battlefield dynamics. The commander in chief of Ukraine’s armed forces said on Tuesday that new long range artillery systems supplied by t…

Evoking ‘16th-century diplomacy,’ Russia and Iran grow closer in their isolation. Russia’s president, Vladimir Putin, arrives in Iran on Tuesday for a rare international visit that emphasizes how the two countries are be…

When Putin visits Iran this week, he will meet with Turkey’s leader, a middleman in Ukraine diplomacy. Just weeks ago, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey dropped his objections to allowing Finland and Sweden to joi…

Russia fines Google for failing to remove news it calls ‘fake.’ A Russian court fined Google about $360 million (21.1 billion rubles) on Monday for failing to remove content the country deems illegal, including coverage…