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Here are the latest developments in the war in Ukraine. Russia unleashed further destruction on Kharkiv and Mariupol, major cities in eastern Ukraine that are crucial to Moscow’s apparent goal of controlling a large arc…

Atrocities in Ukraine War Have Deep Roots in Russian Military In a photo from Bucha, Ukraine, a woman stands in the yard of a house, her hand covering her mouth in horror, the bodies of three dead civilians scattered bef…

‘They are gone’: A village searches for answers after people disappeared under Russian occupation. Russian soldiers had occupied a village in eastern Ukraine for about two weeks and were using a farm as a base. But the a…

Where Russians Turn for Uncensored News on Ukraine Before Russia invaded Ukraine, the Russian journalist Farida Rustamova used the Telegram chat app for one purpose: messaging friends. But as the authorities shut down me…

Putin’s Ukraine Gamble Pivots to a Very Different Battlefield The battles in the north that Ukraine won over the past seven weeks were fought in towns and densely populated suburbs around the capital, Kyiv. But the war i…

Russia claims it has surrounded a steel plant where Mariupol’s last defenders are holding out. Russia said it was poised to complete the capture of the strategically important port of Mariupol on Saturday, after nearly t…

Civilian death toll reaches 900 in Kyiv region, police chief says. The bodies of at least 900 civilians who were killed by Russian forces as they withdrew from the Kyiv region have been discovered, a senior Ukrainian pol…

Russian forces appear close to taking Mariupol. Russian forces on Friday appeared close to capturing the strategic Ukrainian port city of Mariupol, military analysts said, an achievement that would culminate one of the b…

Tensions Over the Ukraine War Deepen the Chill Near the North Pole On Svalbard, a Norwegian archipelago located between mainland Norway and the North Pole, it has long been a point of pride to distinguish people from gov…

Russian troops advance to Mariupol’s center and seize a factory held by Ukrainians. Russian troops have advanced into the center of the strategic southern port of Mariupol and have seized a metal plant that was one of th…

A Russian warship is ‘seriously damaged’ in the Black Sea. Conflicting explanations emerge. A Russian warship in the Black Sea was “seriously damaged” on Wednesday, according to a Ukrainian military official and Russian…

‘Clear Patterns’ of Russian Rights Abuses Found in Ukraine, Report Says Investigators from nearly a dozen countries combed bombed-out towns and freshly dug graves in Ukraine on Wednesday for evidence of war crimes, and a…

Maps: Tracking the Russian Invasion of Ukraine The Russian military moved into the center of the southern city of Mariupol this week, a significant advance in a crucial, bloody battle that has continued for almost seven…

Ukrainian prosecutors race to document evidence of possible Russian war crimes. As Ukraine’s military prepares for a battle for the east of the country, hundreds of forensic investigators, prosecutors and researchers are…

Zelensky offers to exchange a Russian oligarch for Ukrainians held captive. In his nightly address, President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine rejected President Vladimir Putin’s assertion on Tuesday that Russia’s military…

Ukraine Says It Thwarted a Sophisticated Russian Cyberattack on Its Power Grid Ukrainian officials said on Tuesday that they had thwarted a Russian cyberattack on Ukraine’s power grid that could have knocked out power to…

Photo by Tyler Hicks/The New York Times A Kharkiv area had avoided the worst of the shelling. That changed on Tuesday. For 46 days, Flower Street in Babai, a small town outside the northeastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv,…

Putin says peace talks are at ‘a dead end’ and calls atrocities in Bucha ‘fake.’ President Vladimir Putin of Russia said on Tuesday that peace talks with Ukraine had reached a “dead end” and called the evidence of Russia…

Zelensky says Ukraine takes ‘as seriously as possible’ an apparent threat of Russian chemical weapon use. President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine in his latest address seized on an apparent Russian threat to use chemical…

Far From Defeated, Putin Intends to Escalate War in Ukraine Austria’s chancellor visited President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia on Monday — the first Western leader to see him in person since the Ukraine invasion — and sa…

The New York Times documents a month of terror in Bucha. As the Russian advance on Kyiv stalled in the face of fierce resistance, civilians said, the enemy occupation of Bucha slid into a campaign of terror and revenge.…

Russian forces are setting the stage for a new offensive in Ukraine’s east. As Russian forces step up attacks on critical infrastructure in eastern Ukraine and wage a cataclysmic campaign to gain total control over the s…

Austria’s chancellor is set to meet in person with Putin, the first European leader since the war. Karl Nehammer, the Austrian chancellor, said he will meet with President Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Monday, becoming the…

Here are the latest developments in the war in Ukraine. Ukrainian authorities are urging citizens in the separatist east to flee as the military battens down for a renewed assault by Russian forces to capture the region.…