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A Ukrainian electricity official describes ‘colossal’ damage to the country’s power grid. The head of Ukraine’s national electricity grid painted a grim picture of the state of the country’s power grid on Tuesday, saying…

A drone attack strikes Sevastopol, a Kremlin-backed official says. Local authorities in Crimea said Ukraine targeted the port city of Sevastopol with a drone attack on Tuesday. It was unclear if any damage was done to th…

The Monastery of the Caves has deep symbolic importance for both Russians and Ukrainians. Ukrainian security officers on Tuesday raided a centuries-old Orthodox Christian monastery complex in Kyiv that holds deep symboli…

For Ukraine, So Much Unexpected Success, and Yet So Far to Go Ukraine is on the offensive along most of the 600-mile frontline. Russia is in a defensive crouch in the south and northeast while still attacking toward one…

Ukraine begins voluntary evacuations from Kherson. As many as three million Ukrainians are expected to leave their homes this winter, officials from the World Health Organization said Monday, as Ukraine’s government bega…

Ukraine Remembers a Milestone on the Long Path to Putin’s War Ukrainians took to the streets nine years ago in protests that within weeks became street battles and in demonstrations that turned to revolution. They barric…

Zelensky invokes the Maidan protests to brace Ukrainians for the challenge ahead. Exactly nine years after the start of protests that led to the ouster of a pro-Russian president and set up a confrontation with Moscow, P…

Videos Suggest Captive Russian Soldiers Were Killed at Close Range Videos that surfaced on social media last week have ignited a debate over whether Ukrainian forces committed war crimes or acted in self-defense as they…

The U.N.’s nuclear watchdog calls for protection of the Zaporizhzhia plant. As Russia targets Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, the head of the United Nations nuclear watchdog has emphasized the need to safeguard the Russ…

Ukraine Plans Evacuations in 2 Stricken Cities as Temperatures Plunge The Ukrainian government is preparing to help evacuate residents from two cities where shattered electricity and heating infrastructure has raised fea…

Pentagon chief offers defiant defense of continued U.S. support for Ukraine. The U.S. defense secretary, Lloyd J. Austin III, on Saturday delivered a stout and defiant defense of America’s support for Ukraine, declaring…

As the War Rages, Ukraine Wages a Daunting Battle to Rebuild Ukrainian efforts to stabilize some of the country’s battered electricity supply and make a dent in the seemingly endless task of demining swaths of the countr…

Britain’s new prime minister promises aid as he makes his first visit to Ukraine. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak of Britain promised to deliver more air-defense aid as he met with President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine on S…

Ukraine’s energy company races to repair infrastructure damaged in Russian strikes. For the first time since Moscow this past week carried out its largest assault on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, the national energy u…

How Was Russia Able to Launch Its Biggest Aerial Attack on Ukraine? Russia launched a 96-missile barrage across Ukraine on Tuesday, raising questions about assertions by Western officials that Moscow’s stockpile of missi…

Russia Raises Hopes for Griner’s Release, but U.S. Says It’s Just Talk A day after the American basketball star Brittney Griner was sent to a Russian penal colony, a top Russian diplomat said on Friday that the prospect…

Nearly half of Ukraine’s energy grid has been disabled by Russian strikes, the prime minister says. Nearly half of Ukraine’s energy grid has been knocked out by recent Russian missile strikes, at a time when temperatures…

How Ukraine Blew Up a Key Russian Bridge When Ukraine blew up the Kerch bridge, it severed a crucial Russian supply line and triggered a month of Russian airstrikes. Structural and explosive experts offered new details o…

Residue of explosives at the Nord Stream site backs European claims of sabotage. Debris collected from the site of the ruptured Nord Stream gas pipelines have revealed evidence of explosives, indicating an act of “gross…

Ukraine starts to build a wall on its border with Belarus, a close Russian ally. Ukraine has started to build a fortified wall along its border with Belarus, a senior Ukrainian official has said, to protect it against it…

Zelensky expresses skepticism that a Ukrainian missile hit Poland, putting him at odds with the West. President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed more skepticism on Thursday that an errant Ukrainian air defense missile most l…

Ukraine attacks deeper into Russian-occupied territory. The Ukrainian military said it had carried out a series of strikes this week aimed at destroying and degrading Russian supply routes and command centers across sout…

The jet’s downing has increased significance amid the war. A Dutch court on Thursday convicted three men with ties to the Russian security services and sentenced them to life in prison over the shooting down of a passeng…

Ukraine says the extension of the grain deal offers hope for easing a global food crisis. A pivotal deal that has allowed millions of tons of grains to be exported from Ukrainian ports through the Black Sea has been exte…

‘This Is Not Ukraine’s Fault’: Tensions Ease Over Missile Strike in Poland A top NATO official and Poland’s president said on Wednesday that a Ukrainian air-defense missile, not a Russian weapon, had most likely caused a…

A tiny Polish border village is the focus of global attention. Surrounded by vast, flat corn fields, Przewodow is a tiny village of just 500 residents right on Poland’s border with Ukraine. But on Tuesday night, this sle…

More Ukrainians are left without utilities and internet as Russia steps up attacks. A Russian aerial assault on Ukrainian infrastructure this week — the largest since the start of the war — has left millions of people wi…

Poland’s president and NATO say Ukrainian defense against a Russian barrage likely caused the deadly blast. Poland’s president and the secretary general of NATO said Wednesday that a Ukrainian air defense missile most li…

Poland Suggests Russian-Made Missile Killed 2 Inside Its Borders Poland said early Wednesday that an explosion that killed two people at a grain-processing plant near the Ukrainian border had “most likely” been caused by…

U.N. rights monitors report accounts of torture from both Ukrainian and Russian prisoners of war. Ukrainian prisoners held by Russia or affiliated forces have been tortured, as have at least some Russians held by Ukraine…