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Ukraine’s prime minister says there is currently no need to evacuate Kyiv or non-frontline cities. With Ukrainian utility workers racing to repair battered infrastructure and millions in Kyiv grappling with rolling black…

Ukrainian officials signal openness to talks with Russia, but with strict conditions. Amid reports that the United States is seeking to keep the door open to peace talks, a senior Ukrainian official said on Tuesday that…

Both Russia and Ukraine push for weapons to fight an escalating aerial war. Even as Ukrainian officials celebrate the arrival of more advanced Western air-defense systems and claim growing success at shooting down Russia…

Frustrating and Often Fruitless: The Search for Missing Russian Soldiers Hundreds of Russians are engaged in a grass-roots effort to find missing sons, husbands and brothers who fought for Russia, a role that relatives a…

Russia denies devastating losses in a Ukraine assault. Russia’s Defense Ministry on Monday issued a rare denial of social media reports describing a disastrous assault on a Ukrainian village, suggesting the Kremlin may b…

Why Kherson, Bracing for Battle, Matters So Much to Russia and Ukraine In the face of a Ukrainian advance, Russian forces are making the occupied city of Kherson increasingly unlivable, in apparent preparation for a majo…

Even as Challenges Mount, Europeans Stick by Ukraine Despite inflation and anxiety over nuclear weapons affecting some popular support, European governments across the ideological spectrum are maintaining support for Ukr…

Ukraine’s president warned residents to brace for more Russian attacks on the country’s power grid. President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine is warning that Russia is planning more mass strikes on its energy infrastructur…

Russia Looks to Private Militia to Secure a Victory in Eastern Ukraine After weeks of unexpected battlefield setbacks for Russia, the war in Ukraine on Sunday delivered another surprise: the emergence of a former Russian…

The U.S. and Europe seek to assure Ukraine of support. With soaring inflation and energy prices in the United States and Europe stoking concerns in Ukraine that support for the war could wane, the United States and its a…

Satellite images show that a train crossed into Russia from North Korea, analysts say. A train crossed into Russia from North Korea on Friday, in some of the first observable rail traffic between the two countries since…

With 4.5 million Ukrainians cut off from power, officials reiterate calls for energy conservation. About 4.5 million Ukrainian households are without power — including nearly half a million in Kyiv — Ukrainian officials…

Russia Sends Ill-Trained Draftees Into Combat Amid Losses, Analysts Say Russia is funneling newly drafted conscripts with little training to the front line in Ukraine’s east, while mounting intensified but ineffective at…

A new U.S. command and more military aid signal support for Ukraine ‘as long as it takes.’ The Defense Department is setting up a new command to oversee how the United States and its allies train and equip the Ukrainian…

Kherson braces for battle as the Russian administration evacuates. With Russian and Ukrainian forces apparently girding to battle for the city of Kherson, signs of Kremlin rule are disappearing from the city’s streets wh…

Moscow is pouring new conscripts to the front line to try to halt Ukrainian advances. The Russian army is staging intense but so far ineffective attacks in Ukraine’s east using newly drafted soldiers, a Ukrainian general…

Anatoly Karpov, the Russian lawmaker and former chess champion, is injured in an apparent fall. Anatoly Karpov, the former chess champion who is now a member of Russia’s Parliament, was injured in a fall outside the Parl…

The U.N.’s nuclear watchdog finds no evidence for Russia’s claim that Ukraine is readying a ‘dirty bomb.’ The United Nations’ nuclear watchdog said on Thursday that it had inspected three Ukrainian facilities and found n…

Kherson Braces for Battle as Russian Administration Evacuates With Russian and Ukrainian forces apparently girding to battle for the city of Kherson, signs of Kremlin rule are disappearing from the city’s streets while t…

U.S. officials met with Brittney Griner, who is ‘doing as well as can be expected,’ the White House says. U.S. officials met with the jailed American basketball star Brittney Griner on Thursday for the first time since a…

The Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant returns to relying on generators after shelling. The Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in southern Ukraine was again relying on diesel generators to power critical cooling functions af…

Ukraine’s war has forced more than 14 million people to flee their homes, the U.N. says. Russia’s eight-month war in Ukraine has already created the largest and fastest refugee crisis in decades. But the United Nations a…

G7 foreign ministers meet in Germany to make plans to aid Ukraine against Russia. Antony Blinken, the US secretary of state, and other top diplomats from the Group of 7 nations are scheduled to meet on Thursday to addres…

Poland erects a razor-wire fence along its border with Russia’s Kaliningrad. A year after it erected a razor wire fence on its eastern border with Belarus to keep out would-be migrants from the Middle East, Poland on Wed…

The White House accuses North Korea of secretly supplying Russia with artillery shells. The United States on Wednesday accused North Korea of covertly shipping a “significant number” of artillery shells to Russia to aid…

Russian generals have had discussions about using nuclear weapons in Ukraine, U.S. officials say. Senior Russian military leaders recently had conversations to discuss when and how Moscow might use a tactical nuclear wea…

Kyiv says it is preparing 425 shelters in case of a Russian nuclear attack. A top Kyiv military official said that more than 400 fallout shelters were being readied in the capital and that similar measures were being tak…

Russia rejoins the grain deal after saying it received safety assurances. Russia said on Wednesday that it was rejoining a deal that allows the shipment of grain from Ukrainian ports through the Black Sea, easing days of…

As winter approaches, Ukraine braces for the worst. As winter approaches and Ukraine’s energy infrastructure remains vulnerable to Russia’s continued aerial bombardment, President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine is saying…

Russia Pushes Ukrainians to Relocate as Possible Battle for Kherson Looms Russia moved on Tuesday to expel Ukrainian civilians from their homes in a broader swath of occupied Kherson, as signs grew that a major battle fo…