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Sea Drone Attack on Russian Fleet Puts Focus on Expanded Ukrainian Arms Military experts say that the apparent use of remote-controlled boats to attack Russian ships over the weekend is likely to demonstrate a new capabi…

Grain ships set sail despite Russia’s decision to suspend participation in the deal. Although Russia has suspended its participation in a deal that allowed Ukraine to export its grain by ship, 12 cargo vessels carrying g…

​​How Russia Pays for War International trade with Russia boomed this year, even as countries imposed sanctions after the Ukraine invasion. As restrictions take effect, Moscow’s alliances have been shifting. Read more @n…

Multiple explosions are heard in Kyiv as officials say Russia launched cruise missiles. Several explosions echoed across Kyiv, the Ukrainian capital, on Monday morning, as officials said that Russia had launched dozens o…

With Western Weapons, Ukraine Is Turning the Tables in an Artillery War The war in Ukraine has been fought primarily through the air, with artillery, rockets, missiles and drones. And for months, Russia had the upper han…

Russia’s decision upends a deal designed to alleviate the global food crisis. Russia on Saturday said that it was suspending its participation in an agreement to export grain and other agricultural products from Ukrainia…

Zelensky says that Russia is turning Kherson into a ‘zone without civilization.’ President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine said late Friday that Russian forces were making the city of Kherson and its surroundings “an exclu…

Ukraine’s electric utility struggles to repair a grid under constant attack. Dozens of aerial attacks on Ukraine’s electric utility two weeks ago damaged 30 percent of the national power grid’s infrastructure. In the wee…

Moscow adds 1,000 troops to defend the southern city of Kherson, Ukraine’s military says. Moscow continues to add soldiers for the defense of the strategic southern city of Kherson, the Ukrainian military said in a state…

Amid the Slog of Mud Season, the Ukrainian Military Keeps Advancing Ukrainian forces advanced on the Russian-occupied city of Kherson in the south on Friday, and the two sides battled over smaller cities in the east, as…

Russia’s defense minister says the recent draft is finished, and no more are planned. Russia’s Defense Minister, Sergei K. Shoigu, said on Friday that the target of drafting 300,000 reservists to replenish Moscow’s force…

Scarred by War, Ukraine’s Children Face Years of Trauma For countless Ukrainian children, the war has brought long-term physical and psychological injuries. Those who have suffered serious physical harm or the loss of a…

Kyiv’s forces press their advance in the south and work to hold off a Russian assault in the east. While the Ukrainian march to reclaim lost land has been slowed by autumn mud, Kyiv’s forces continued to press their adva…

A government-connected Putin critic’s flight from Russia raises questions about who is still safe. One of the best-known remaining critics of President Vladimir Putin in Russia has left the country, shocking many in a na…

U.S. Program Aims to Keep Sensitive Weapons in Ukraine After concerns in Congress and accusations by Russia about weapons smuggling, the Biden administration released its blueprint for ensuring that the $17 billion in ar…

China’s foreign minister, Wang Yi, offers robust support for Mr. Putin. As President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia seeks to counter the crush of Western sanctions by bolstering Moscow’s ties with its biggest and most impor…

Putin’s remarks seem to be aimed at conservatives in the U.S. and Europe. President Vladimir Putin on Thursday reeled off a familiar litany of criticisms of a “cosmopolitan” Western elite seeking to dominate the rest of…

Russian loyalists in Kherson abscond with the remains of a general who helped inspire Putin’s invasion. As Russian forces pillage occupied Kherson and Moscow rushes in reinforcements ahead of a looming battle for the str…

Ukraine says it has moved forces north in case of aggression from Belarus. As Russian forces continue to launch drone and missile assaults from Belarus and troop movements near Ukraine’s northern border stir concern, the…

Putin will give a high-profile address amid fears that he is escalating the war. President Vladimir Putin is expected to outline his worldview on Thursday, giving international observers an opportunity to gauge the Russi…

Reports of Looting in Kherson as Ukrainians Battle to Retake the City With the city of Kherson shaping up to be the site of the next major battle in Ukraine, occupying forces there raised the pressure on residents Wednes…

The C.I.A. director visited Ukraine this month. The C.I.A. director traveled to Ukraine earlier this month to meet with Ukrainian intelligence officials and President Volodymyr Zelensky, according to a U.S. official. Rea…

Displaced Ukrainians are urged not to return this winter. Ukrainians who fled the country during the war should not return this winter, a senior government official said on Tuesday, in the latest acknowledgment of the ha…

Putin repeats unfounded accusations that the West has labeled disinformation. President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday repeated Russia’s unsubstantiated warning that Ukraine was preparing to explode a so-called dirty bomb,…

The Nova Kakhovka dam looms large in the possible battle for Kherson. As Ukrainian forces battle to advance on the southern port city of Kherson, a hydroelectric dam that holds back a body of water the size of Utah’s Gre…

Biden Says Russian Use of a Nuclear Weapon Would Be a ‘Serious Mistake’ President Biden renewed his warning to President Vladimir V. Putin on Tuesday that it would be an “incredibly serious mistake” to use a tactical nuc…

Ukraine accuses Russia of doing secret work at a nuclear plant that may be preparation for a radiological attack. As Moscow claimed without evidence that Ukraine was planning to detonate a so-called dirty bomb, Ukraine’s…

An appeals court upholds Griner’s nine-year sentence. A Russian court on Tuesday upheld the American basketball star Brittney Griner’s sentence on drug smuggling charges, clearing the way for her to serve nine years in a…

Ruling on Brittney Griner’s Appeal Set for Tuesday A court near Moscow on Tuesday will hear an appeal by Brittney Griner, the American basketball star who was sentenced to nine years in prison for trying to smuggle a sma…

Western Officials Warn Russia Could Use a Dirty Bomb as a Pretext Top officials from the United States, Britain and France sought on Monday to call out what they said was a transparent ploy by Moscow to create a pretext…