Ukraine’s Winter Offensive Could Decide the War
Winter brings a tipping point for Ukraine, with victory on one side and global peril on the other, writes Elliot Ackerman
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Head of Ukraine military intelligence tells Kremlin to expect strikes ‘deeper and deeper’ into Russia – as it happened
Kyrylo Budanov says he expects fighting to be ‘hottest’ in March, with a Ukraine counter attack in the spring. This blog is now closedRussia-Ukraine war at a glanceThe city administration in Kyiv has said that 160 million passengers used the city’s sub…
Russia blames its soldiers’ phone use for Ukrainian missile strike it says killed 89
Moscow raised the reported death toll significantly on Tuesday after previously saying 63 Russian soldiers were killed in the weekend strike by Ukrainian missiles.
US-made HIMARS destroyed in new strikes – Moscow
FILE PHOTO. © JAM STA ROSA / AFPSource: RTMore than 200 Ukrainian troops and foreign ‘mercenaries’ were killed in the missile attacks, Russia’s Defense Ministry has claimed Russian forces have destroyed several US-supplied HIMARS rocket launchers…
Russian military issues update on deadly Ukrainian strike
Russian emergency workers remove the rubble of vocational school 19 destroyed by shelling in Makeyevka, Donetsk People’s Republic, Russia. © SputnikSource: RTThe number of casualties in the New Year’s night strike has grown to at least 89 people Nearly…
Trudeau speaks with Zelenskyy from Jamaica, appears to back Ukraine ‘peace formula’
Justin Trudeau and Volodymyr Zelenskyy discussed Canada’s continued commitment to providing military and humanitarian aid to Ukraine as Russia’s invasion nears the one-year mark.
Ukraine Keeps Downing Russian Drones, but Price Tag Is High
When costly missiles take out cheap drones, the real winner over time may be the country that spends less.
Ukrainian-Canadian filmmaker hopes new documentary will help war-torn country
Olesya Shyvikova is hoping her new documentary will take her to the streets of Ukraine. Shyvikova says she’s tired of watching the war from the comfort of her home.
Anger and grief at rare public commemoration in Russia after Makiivka strike
About 200 people laid roses and wreaths in a central square in the city of Samara, where some vowed to ‘avenge’ the victimsRussia-Ukraine war: full coverageMourners have voiced grief and anger at a rare public commemoration in Russia for the scores of …
Putin Prepares Russians for Long Fight Ahead
The Russian leader has dropped the pretense that life goes on as normal despite the war, evident in the Kremlin’s quick acknowledgment of mass casualties inflicted by Ukraine last weekend.