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Polish media reports a blast at a grain plant near Ukraine, and Poland’s government calls a crisis meeting. A deadly explosion took place Tuesday at a grain processing facility in Poland near the border with Ukraine, acc…

At least two missiles hit residential buildings in Kyiv. Russia fired missiles at targets across Ukraine on Tuesday, hitting at least four cities including Kyiv, the capital, knocking out power as Moscow unleashed its br…

Leaders urge an end to the Russia-Ukraine war at the G20 summit. The annual Group of 20 summit began on Tuesday under the shadow of the war in Ukraine and concerns about a possible global recession. The war has fueled fo…

Accounts of Torture Emerge From Kherson, Ukraine’s ‘City of Fear’ As Kherson celebrates its fresh liberation after eight long months of Russian occupation, and as residents pour into its streets with bright smiles and sh…

Kherson residents describe beatings and thefts at the hands of Russian soldiers. Residents of the newly reclaimed city of Kherson on Monday described months of brutality and mistreatment by Russian forces, ranging from t…

The C.I.A. director met with his Russian counterpart to warn against the use of nuclear weapons in Ukraine. William J. Burns, the director of the Central Intelligence Agency, met with his Russian counterpart in Turkey on…

Ukraine and Russia trade fire across the Dnipro River as a new front line takes shape. Ukrainian and Russian forces traded fire on Monday from across the broad expanse of the Dnipro River that now divides them after Russ…

Zelensky visits a recently recaptured city as Ukrainian forces work to restore services. President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine made an unannounced visit to the newly freed city of Kherson on Monday, reveling in perhaps…

Russia Tried to Absorb a Ukrainian City. It Didn’t Work. Iryna Dyagileva’s daughter attended a school where the curriculum included memorizing the Russian national anthem. But teachers ignored it, instead quietly greetin…

Amid Joy in Kherson, a Humanitarian Disaster Looms Ukrainian soldiers worked to secure the city of Kherson on Saturday and battled Russian forces on its outskirts, the military said, one day after Ukraine’s special force…

Russia’s news media, all state-controlled, offers only muted coverage of the retreat from Kherson. In Russia, coverage has been rather subdued of the withdrawal of the country’s troops from the regional capital of Kherso…

Russia’s occupying forces say they’ve set up a new capital in the Kherson region. The Kremlin-installed officials who had been occupying the southern Ukrainian city of Kherson said on Saturday that they had set up a new…

Ukraine’s military searches for any Russian soldiers still in Kherson. Ukrainian soldiers were working to secure the city of Kherson and battling Russian forces on its outskirts, the military said on Saturday, one day af…

Ukrainian Soldiers Sweeping Into Kherson Are Greeted With Jubilation After months of Russian occupation, residents said the moment recalled being liberated from the Nazis in World War II. But there was also fear about fu…

Satellite images show damage to a major dam in Kherson. After an explosion took down the last bridge over the Dnipro River out of the city of Kherson before dawn on Friday, Ukrainian officials and military analysts turne…

In battered Mykolaiv, a Russian strike kills 7. Even as Russian troops fled the strategic city of Kherson and Ukrainian forces moved in, the Russians were still heaping misery on Mykolaiv, a Black Sea port city in Ukrain…

Ukrainian forces enter Kherson City as Russia says its retreat is complete. Ukraine’s troops entered the key city of Kherson on Friday, its military said, as jubilant residents waved Ukrainian flags after a major Russian…

Ukrainian forces close in on Kherson City as Russia says retreat is complete. Russian forces scrambled onto boats and ferries on Friday to escape across the Dnipro River to more secure territory as Ukrainian forces advan…

Ukraine Moves Forward in South, With Little Resistance From Russia A day after Russia said it was withdrawing from Kherson City, the Ukrainian Army moved cautiously into heavily mined villages abandoned by Russian troops…

Top U.S. General Urges Diplomacy in Ukraine While Biden Advisers Resist A disagreement has emerged at the highest levels of the United States government over whether to press Ukraine to seek a diplomatic end to its war w…

The U.S. unveils another $400 million in military aid for Ukraine. In a move underscoring Washington’s commitment to Ukraine after this week’s U.S. midterm elections, the White House national security adviser Jake Sulliv…

Russia and Ukraine each have over 100,000 casualties, the top U.S. general says. Russia’s war in Ukraine has left more than 100,000 of Moscow’s troops dead or wounded, the United States’ most senior general said this wee…

Ukrainian forces advance as Russia orders a retreat from Kherson. Ukrainian troops were advancing in the south on Thursday after Russia’s announcement of a retreat from the strategic port city of Kherson. Ukraine claimed…

Zelensky and US officials express skepticism over Russia’s decision on Kherson. President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine and US officials have expressed skepticism at Russia’s decision to order troops to retreat from the…

Some Russian war bloggers express anguish over the Kherson order, while others see its pragmatism. They feared it might come for weeks, but still, when a Russian commander announced on Wednesday that Russian troops would…

Russia’s defense minister orders a retreat from Kherson City. Russia’s defense minister on Wednesday ordered the retreat of Moscow’s forces from the key southern city of Kherson, in a potentially devastating blow to Pres…

Phantom Retreats and Stolen Bones: The War of Deceit in Ukraine Russia’s war in Ukraine is being fought with the blunt force of artillery bombardments, airstrikes and infantry assaults. But it is also a battle of wits —…

Brittney Griner’s lawyers say they don’t know where she is being transferred to. Brittney Griner, the American basketball star who has been jailed in Russia for more than eight months, is being transferred to a penal col…

Europeans stick by Ukraine, despite mounting challenges. Despite some kicking and screaming, governments across the ideological spectrum and the continent — in Western and Eastern Europe, in the Baltics and along the Med…

Ukraine’s New Air Defense System Comes With a Deep Supply of Ammunition After eight continuous months of combat, Ukraine is running low on the missiles that its Soviet-era air defense systems use to shoot down Russian dr…