Blinken condemns Russia’s ‘systematic muzzling’ of critics at UN rights council
Dozens of Western ambassadors stood together to protest at Rybakov’s presence at the United Nations in Geneva, holding Ukrainian flags.
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Ukraine military may pull back from Bakhmut, official says amid heavy fighting
In Ukraine, at least nine civilians were killed and 12 others were wounded across the country on Tuesday, the Ukrainian president’s office reported Wednesday morning.
Bakhmut situation ‘extremely tense,’ Ukraine says amid Russian fight
Ukraine repelled Russia’s attack aimed at taking Kyiv early in the war and later recaptured substantial territory, but Russia still occupies nearly a fifth of Ukraine.
MPs studying Ukraine war to focus on NATO expansion during Europe trip
The committee is also studying Canadian aid to Ukraine and keeping up with international best practices to support the embattled country.
Ukraine’s Zelenskyy fires senior military commander, no reason given
In a one-line decree, Zelenskyy announced the dismissal of Eduard Moskalyov as commander of the joint forces of Ukraine, which are engaged in battles in the Donbas region.
Canadian military will get new tanks to replace Leopards going to Ukraine: minister
Anita Anand says the Canadian Forces will be receiving new tanks to replace the eight fighting machines sent to Ukraine, and they won’t necessarily be Leopard 2 battle tanks.
Russian attacks on Ukrainian health workers, hospitals amount to war crimes: report
New data is shining a light on the impacts of Russia’s attacks on Ukrainian health-care facilities and workers – atrocities that human rights advocates say amount to war crimes.
A look back at one year of courage, survival and war in Ukraine
A year after Vladimir Putin ordered his invasion, here’s how Ukraine, Russia and the world arrived at this point after a year of death, misery and survival.
Ukraine war: Life and death in the shadow of a nuclear plant Russia uses as an army base
The city of Marhanets has been continually shelled by Russian forces based at Europe’s largest nuclear power plant. The IAEA calls it ‘potentially catastrophic.’
Ukrainians in B.C. mark one year of brutal war with Russia
An estimated 11,000 Ukrainian refugees have settled in B.C. since the war broke out. Dozens of them have found a new life working at a Vancouver restaurant.