The New York Times

Europe braces for winter by moving away from its main energy provider: Russia. A flotilla of tankers carrying liquefied natural gas has been parked in a maritime traffic jam off the coast of Spain in recent days, waiting…

Where Russian Fire Pours Down, His Men Sneak Forward The commander of a Ukrainian reconnaissance unit spearheading the counterattack in the southern region of Kherson explained how his team helped breach defenses he desc…

Advanced defensive weapons systems could be delivered to Ukraine in the coming days, U.S. officials say. Several dozen Ukrainian air defense troops are completing training in Norway on how to use the sophisticated Nation…

Three grain ships leave Ukraine, in a sign that a safe passage deal is continuing without Russia. Three grain ships set sail from Ukraine’s Black Sea ports on Tuesday in a sign that a safe passage deal brokered by the Un…

Ukraine says civilians are being evicted in Kherson as Russia tries to shore up its defenses. Ukrainians in the occupied southern region of Kherson are being forced from their homes, the Ukrainian military and activists…

Oleg Tinkov, Former Banking Tycoon, Renounces Russian Citizenship Over Ukraine Oleg Tinkov, the former banking tycoon who broke with the Kremlin over the war in Ukraine, said on Monday that he had renounced his Russian c…

Russian Missiles Deliver New Woe to Kyiv, Knocking Out Tap Water The latest Russian assault on Ukraine’s civilian infrastructure left most of Ukraine’s capital without running water on Monday, forcing residents to line u…