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Putin confidant Viktor Medvedchuk is the most prominent captive released in the prisoner swap. Viktor Medvedchuk, the most prominent captive released by Ukraine in a prisoner swap with Russia, is a close friend of Presid…

Russia releases 215 fighters, including Mariupol commanders, in a prisoner exchange. Ukrainian authorities have secured the release of the commanders of the Azov Battalion, whose defense of Mariupol from within a sprawli…

At least 525 people are detained in protests across Russia. Protesters across Russia took to the streets to show their disapproval of the “partial mobilization” policy announced by President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday m…

Putin’s speech marks a shift from a strategy that allowed most Russians to ignore the war. Reactions in Russia to President Vladimir Putin’s announcement of a “partial mobilization” of reservists broke along ideological…

E.U. countries ask the U.N to appoint a monitor to assess human rights violations in Russia. As Russia’s invasion of Ukraine came under scrutiny at the United Nations General Assembly on Wednesday, European countries pre…

As Russia suffers steep losses, Putin says more people will be called up to fight. President Vladimir Putin of Russia accelerated his war effort in Ukraine on Wednesday, announcing a new mobilization campaign that would…

Russia Signals Annexation of Parts of Ukraine, Raising Stakes in Fighting After stunning battlefield setbacks, Russia moved to cement its grip on territory it occupies in eastern and southern Ukraine, as Kremlin proxies…

Russia’s Invasion Shadows U.N. Assembly Amid ‘Colossal Global Dysfunction’ Divided by war, strained by shortages and faced with the cataclysm of global warming, dozens of world leaders convened at the United Nations in N…

Russia’s moves on referendums have echoes of Putin’s actions in Crimea in 2014. After Russia’s stunning retreat from northeastern Ukraine earlier this month, Western officials puzzled over what President Vladimir Putin,…

Ukraine pushes farther into areas that were held by Russia. Ukrainian forces have battled their way back into territory in eastern Ukraine, officials said on Tuesday, reclaiming areas lost under months of relentless fire…

Most of the 146 bodies exhumed in Izium so far were civilians, a Ukrainian official said. Most of the 146 bodies exhumed so far in the northeastern Ukrainian city of Izium were civilians, and some of the bodies showed si…

Russia is struggling to attract new recruits for its army, a U.S. official says. Russia is struggling to attract recruits for its army amid its setbacks in Ukraine, while the United States is open to potentially sending…

One Big Problem for Ukraine Is Clear: Glass Russian bombs. Soaring energy costs. Severed trade links. It’s getting hard to fix all the shattered windows in Ukraine, and winter is coming. Read more @nytimes

Ukraine’s military claims it has crossed a river that Russia marked as a defensive line. Ukraine’s military said on Sunday that its forces had crossed the Oskil River, which has emerged as the new front line in the north…

A Russian missile hits less than 1,000 feet from nuclear reactors. A powerful Russian missile exploded less than 900 feet from the reactors at the South Ukraine Nuclear Power Plant just after midnight on Monday, Ukrainia…

Ukraine’s Counteroffensive Forces Face Mobilized Inmates and Drones In battlefields in the rolling hills of the Donbas in eastern Ukraine, and near the Black Sea in the south, Ukrainian troops have stubbornly tried to in…

Biden Warns Russia, Facing Losses, Against Using Unconventional Weapons Across the vast stretch of thousands of square miles of land newly reclaimed by Ukrainian forces in the northeastern Kharkiv region, accusations of…

Ukraine wants the U.S. to send powerful new weapons. Biden is not so sure. Flush with victory in northeast Ukraine, President Volodymyr Zelensky is pressing President Biden for a new and more powerful weapon: a missile s…

Izium discoveries renew focus on holding Russia accountable for civilian toll. The discovery this week of hundreds of bodies buried in a forest near the northeastern Ukrainian city of Izium has cast a renewed spotlight o…

Amid Russia’s growing international isolation, India’s leader tells Putin that today is no time for war. Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India told Vladimir Putin on Friday that “today’s era is not one for war,” underlin…

Biden meets with relatives of Brittney Griner and Paul Whelan. President Biden met on Friday with family members of Brittney Griner and Paul Whelan, two Americans imprisoned in Russia whose release the United States is t…

Video Reveals How Russian Mercenaries Recruit Inmates for Ukraine War In a video that emerged on Tuesday, the de facto leader of a Russian mercenary outfit known as the Wagner Group is seen promising convicts release fro…

Fire and Fear in South Ukraine A southern Ukrainian city miles from the war's front lines has been a target of near-incessant Russian shelling since the invasion began. The New York Times followed a team of firefighters…

Putin threatens to escalate war after Russian forces deliver what he called ‘warning strikes.’ President Vladimir Putin of Russia on Friday threatened to escalate his war in Ukraine, even as he declared that the “main go…

India’s Leader Tells Putin That Today Is No Time for War Underlining Russia’s increasing international isolation a day after China’s leader refrained from offering full-throated support of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, P…

‘Here are my neighbors and friends’: In a pine forest full of graves, Ukraine points to atrocities. Ukrainian investigators on Friday began exhuming hundreds of bodies found after Russian forces fled the city of Izium in…

A mass grave site is found in recently reclaimed Izium. A mass grave site uncovered in Izium, a city in northeast Ukraine, could hold the bodies of more than 400 people who died during the six months of Russian occupatio…

Biden says the U.S. will send $600 million in additional military supplies to Ukraine. The Biden administration said on Thursday that it would send an additional $600 million in military supplies to Ukraine, including mo…

The war may be distant in Moscow, but in one Russian border city, it’s real. President Vladimir Putin has tried to keep life as normal as possible for most Russians as he conducts his war in Ukraine, and to make the host…

Putin acknowledges China may have ‘questions and concerns’ about the war. President Vladimir Putin said Moscow understood that China had “questions and concerns” about the war in Ukraine, according to the Interfax news a…