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Where Russians Retreated, Ukrainians Find Devastation Returning to liberated towns, Ukrainians find destruction on a staggering scale, vital services cut, and the prospect of a lethal winter ahead. Read more @nytimes

A senior Ukrainian official said Russia’s occupation administration in Kherson was crumbling. Less than three weeks after President Vladimir Putin of Russia announced the illegal annexation of Kherson and three other Ukr…

‘We Heard It, We Saw It, Then We Opened Fire’ The war in Ukraine is now fought in two mostly separate arenas: on the ground in the south and east, where the Ukrainian Army has the upper hand, and in the air, where Russia…

Top allies warn Russia against using ‘dirty bomb’ accusation to escalate war. The top diplomats in France, Britain and the US, three of Ukraine’s strongest allies, issued a rare joint statement that rejected Russia’s all…

As Russia and Ukraine Seek Gains on Front Line, U.S. and Allies Warn Moscow With winter about to set in, Russia and Ukraine are locked in heavy exchanges of fire across the front line in increasingly urgent attempts to m…

Russian-installed authorities call for civilians to ‘leave immediately’ from a key southern city. Russia and Ukraine appeared to be preparing for a battle for the southern city of Kherson, as Russian-installed officials…

Using Adoptions, Russia Turns Ukrainian Children Into Spoils of War Since the beginning of the war, Russian authorities have taken thousands of Ukrainian children from orphanages, hospitals and bombed-out towns and trans…

At the U.N. Security Council, calls multiply for an investigation into Iran’s sale of drones to Russia. Russia’s attacks on vital services in Ukraine — including power, heat and water — threaten to deepen civilian suffer…

Zelensky accuses Russia of deliberately slowing grain shipments. President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine has accused Russia of deliberately slowing down grain exports to create a food crisis, undermining a deal the Unite…

Are the new Russian forces in Belarus a feint, or preparation for a new push into Ukraine? Russia is massing thousands of troops in its western neighbor Belarus ahead of what could be the opening of a new front aimed at…

Russian forces have killed 11 people in Donetsk in the last day, Ukrainian officials say. As Ukraine pressed ahead with a campaign to recapture territory in the east of the country, the authorities said on Friday that fi…

A new report adds yet more evidence of Russian war crimes. The torture of civilians, forced confinement and indiscriminate shelling are just some of the war crimes that Russia has committed in Ukraine, a UN-appointed pan…

E.U. leaders back measures to limit energy prices. European Union leaders agreed Friday after a marathon meeting to adopt a slate of measures aimed at bringing down energy prices that have rocked the region’s economies s…

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…

The relocation of civilians from the city of Kherson is a sign that Russia’s grip there is slipping. Russian occupation officials were moving civilians out of Kherson on Wednesday, another sign that Moscow’s hold on the…

Where Have All the Men in Moscow Gone? There are noticeably fewer men at restaurants, stores and gatherings across Moscow, Russia's capital. Many have been sent to fight in Ukraine. Others have fled to avoid being drafte…

Russian proxies in Kherson begin relocating civilians, as a battle for the city looms. The Russian occupation government in Kherson appeared on Wednesday to be preparing for an all-out battle for control of the strategic…

Putin declares martial law in occupied Ukraine in an effort to tighten control. President Vladimir Putin of Russia declared martial law on Wednesday in four regions of Ukraine that Moscow recently annexed but that it doe…

Russian officials hint that their hold on Kherson is shaky. The top Russian commander in Ukraine said that his army may face “hard decisions” about its hold on the Kherson region, saying the situation there has been “dif…

Brittney Griner, spending her birthday in a Russian cell, thanks her supporters. Brittney Griner, the American basketball star who has been detained in Russia since February, sent a message of thanks to her supporters on…

Russian officials hint that their hold on Kherson is shaky. The commander of the Russian invasion said on Tuesday that his army may face “hard decisions” about its tenuous hold over the strategically important region of…

Bottled water and rolling blackouts are part of daily life amid the attacks. From towns near frontline battlefields to high-rises in the capital, Ukrainians were trying to conserve energy as President Volodymyr Zelensky…

Russian forces detain two more senior officials at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, Ukraine says. Russian forces have detained two more senior officials at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, the Ukrainian authorities s…

Denmark says ‘powerful explosions’ caused the Nord Stream pipeline leaks. The leaks in the Nord Stream 1 and 2 gas pipelines were caused by “powerful explosions,” Danish police said on Tuesday, announcing the results of…