Russia launches largest drone attack on Ukraine capital, killing at least 1
Ukraine’s capital was subjected to the largest drone attack since the start of Russia’s war, as Kyiv prepared to mark the anniversary of its founding on Sunday.
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Ukraine’s capital was subjected to the largest drone attack since the start of Russia’s war, as Kyiv prepared to mark the anniversary of its founding on Sunday.
Ukraine said its forces shot down 52 Iranian-made Shahed drones that Russia used to attack military and critical infrastructure facilities in the central regions of Ukraine, and the Kyiv region in particular. According to a statement from Ukrainian Air…
Kyiv and Odesa targeted overnight, with attacks coming as Moscow prepares to commemorate victory over Nazi GermanyRussia has launched a fresh wave of drone, missile and airstrikes on cities across Ukraine, as Moscow stepped up attacks on the eve of its…
KYIV (Reuters) — Russia launched a large-scale wave of strikes on Kyiv and across Ukraine sowing destruction and injuries, officials said early on Monday, as Moscow prepares for its cherished Victory Day holiday that marks the anniversary of its defea…
Ukraine had said a satellite reentering the atmosphere was the cause of the phenomenon, but the space agency has denied thisA flash in the sky over the Ukrainian capital prompted confusion and alarm as city authorities said it was caused by a Nasa sate…
Cathedral service overseen by clerics independent of Russian-affiliated patriarchate for first time since 17th centuryRussia-Ukraine war – latest news updatesDawn did not break over wartime Kyiv on Orthodox Easter Sunday. It was more that the darkness …
Ukrainian defenders in the eastern city of Bakhmut, which has largely been destroyed in months of shelling and fighting, said they have repelled new attacks by Russian forces on Wednesday.
The General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces said the Russi…
In many ways, the men and women of Ukrainian Railways are holding the country together, exemplifying the strength and resilience of a people under attack.
On the one-year mark since Russia first waged war on Ukraine, a refugee reflects on their journey to Saskatchewan, and their fears for those who remain in the battle zone.
Ukraine refugee Yuliya Pelivan arrived in Saskatchewan a week ago. While planning to escape the war, she and her husband saw Canada as a safe place for their future family.