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Drones Embody an Iran-Russia Alliance Built on Hostility to the U.S. The Iranian-made drones that Russia sent on Monday to divebomb Ukraine’s capital delivered the most emphatic proof yet that Tehran has become a rare, i…

Ukrainian forces are slowing their advance in the east as Russia tries to regroup. After chasing retreating Russian troops across a stretch of rolling hills and forests for a month, Ukrainian troops in the eastern Donbas…

Russian journalist accused of ‘discrediting the military’ has fled to a European country. Marina Ovsyannikova, the former Russian state TV journalist who staged a rare protest against Moscow’s war with Ukraine live on ai…

Ukraine calls for sanctions on Iran for selling ‘kamikaze’ drones to Russia. Ukraine called on the European Union to punish Iran with sanctions for supplying Russia with drones that have increasingly been used to terrori…

Russia attacks Kyiv with Iranian-made drones, killing at least 3 people, officials say. At least three people were killed in Kyiv, the Ukrainian capital, when Russia attacked the city early on Monday with Iranian-made dr…

A week after a round of strikes, Kyiv’s people take cover again. Drone strikes hit Kyiv on Monday, in the most significant Russian attack on Ukraine’s capital since a nationwide bombardment on Oct. 10. Read more @nytimes

Strikes Hit Staging Ground for Troops in Russia’s Border Region Struggling on the battlefield in southern and eastern Ukraine, Russia felt war on its own territory on Sunday as more than a dozen explosions ripped through…

Russian nuclear fears loom in the geopolitical background for China. President Biden and other American officials have invoked fears that the risk of nuclear “Armageddon” is at its highest since the Cuban Missile Crisis.…

Elon Musk backtracks, saying his company will continue to fund internet service in Ukraine. Elon Musk, the billionaire chief executive of SpaceX, abruptly reversed himself on Saturday, saying that his company would conti…

Saudi Arabia promises Ukraine $400 million in aid after siding with Russia on an oil deal. Saudi Arabia will provide $400 million in humanitarian aid to Ukraine, the kingdom said Friday, as it faces fallout from its deci…

Power is restored at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant. Power has again been restored at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear facility, reducing worries about an accident at one of the war’s most sensitive sites. But the head of the Un…

Belarus Wavers as Putin Presses It to Join Ukraine War When huge street protests swept across Belarus two years ago after a fraud-tainted election, the Eastern European nation’s strongman leader, Aleksandr G. Lukashenko,…

The World Health Organization warns that a ‘brutal winter’ could aggravate the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine. With more than 800,000 homes in Ukraine destroyed since the start of the war and thousands of people lacking…

Russia’s aerial bombardments have not altered the course of the ground war. Through the week, the Russian military fired its most intense barrage of missiles at Ukraine since the start of the war in February, killing at…

Putin defends his military call-up and says 16,000 draftees are already ‘fulfilling combat tasks.’ Amid intensifying criticism from pro-war bloggers over the reported deaths of new recruits fighting in Ukraine, President…

Elon Musk says SpaceX can’t fund internet service in Ukraine ‘indefinitely.’ Elon Musk, the billionaire chief executive of SpaceX, said on Friday that his company could not “indefinitely” fund internet service in Ukraine…

Fifteen nations join European an air-defense network spurred by Russia’s missile strikes in Ukraine. The beginnings of a new air defense network for Europe came into focus at NATO headquarters on Thursday following a mee…

Death Toll Rises as Russia Bombards Ukraine’s Cities for a Fourth Day Russia hit Ukrainian cities from the air for the fourth day in a row on Thursday, and as new missiles fell and bodies from earlier barrages were pulle…

Russia says it will evacuate residents from Kherson, a move that comes amid Ukrainian gains. Russia said on Thursday that it would help residents leave the southern Ukrainian province of Kherson, a move that comes as Ukr…

The E.U. plans to launch a mission to train Ukrainian soldiers on European soil. In a first mission of its kind, the European Union plans to train Ukrainian soldiers on E.U. soil, the bloc’s top diplomat said on Thursday…

Russian missiles continue to pummel Ukraine as the civilian toll rises. Russian missiles pummeled civilian targets in Ukraine again on Thursday, leaving seven people buried under the rubble of an apartment block in the s…

Ukraine’s electrical infrastructure is damaged in Russia’s strikes. Rolling blackouts are plaguing towns and cities across Ukraine after widespread Russian attacks this week that officials say damaged about 30 percent of…

Western Nations Rush Defensive Systems to Ukraine to Counter Russian Missiles In just two days this week, Russian forces fired more than 100 cruise missiles and dozens of exploding drones at cities across Ukraine, far mo…

Ukraine presses on with its military campaign, taking back five villages in the south in recent days. As civilians in Ukraine faced a barrage of Russian missiles in recent days, the country’s military pressed ahead with…

Brittney Griner Is Increasingly Anxious About Being Freed, Lawyer Says Brittney Griner, the American basketball star facing nine years in prison in Russia, is increasingly anxious about her chances of being freed in a pr…

The Pentagon chief says the U.S. is committed to enduring support for Kyiv. As Ukraine demands more military aid from its allies, and more quickly, Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Austin III committed the United States to lon…

Germany delivers an ultramodern air defense system to Ukraine that even Berlin doesn’t own. The first of four ultramodern air defense systems from Germany has been delivered to Ukraine, according to the Ukrainian defense…

Russian shellfire cuts power to Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant for a second time in five days. Power was cut to Ukraine’s nuclear power plant at Zaporizhzhia on Wednesday for the second time in five days, the…

Russia announces the arrest of eight people over the Crimea bridge blast. Russia’s domestic intelligence service announced the arrest of eight people on Wednesday in connection with the weekend bombing of the bridge link…