1 day ago - Kremlin-installed authorities in Russia-occupied parts of southern Ukraine say Ukrainian drone strikes have damaged energy networks.

19 hours ago - Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Telegram ... said two people were killed in overnight attacks across the country that struck Sumy, Kharkiv, Dnipro, Zaporizhzhia, Khmelnytskyi and Odesa and included more than 200 drones....

17 hours ago - On the frozen surface of Kyiv's River Dnipro, men are fishing to take their minds off the war with Russia. ... Ukraine's third largest city has come under sustained attack on its ports in a Russian bid to sap morale.

9 hours ago - Ukrainian negotiator Rustem Umerov said talks would continue "at the team level during the next phase of consultations in Davos". Last night Zelensky said work continued to restore energy infrastructure devastated by targeted Russian strikes, and that such attacks showed Vladimir Putin had no interest in peace. “If the Russians were seriously interested in ending the war, they would have focused on diplomacy," Zelensky said in his nightly video address.

2 days ago - In this war, because of drones, Russia has resorted out of necessity to using small teams of three to five troops to try to take territory. But that tactic has not allowed the military to take very much land. It is barely inching forward, amid heavy losses. “What’s going on in the Russian-Ukrainian war is very new to all military experts, who are trying to adapt,” said Aleksandr Golts, a veteran Russian military analyst now with the Swedish Institute of International Affairs.

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1 day ago - Ukraine has been fighting Russia since 2014, when it illegally annexed Crimea and Moscow-backed separatists took up arms in the Donbas, a vital industrial region in eastern Ukraine.

2 days ago - One Russian milblogger stated in direct response to Belousov’s January 16 meeting that statements about Russian control over Kupyansk are “not only inaccurate” but “do not even come close to reflecting the actual situation on the ground,” as Russian forces have not controlled Kupyansk “for a single day.”[11] Milbloggers widely complained about repeated “failures” in the area and criticized the practice of sending “beautiful reports” alleging Russian advances to higher-ups.[12] Russian milbloggers complained that the Western Grouping of Forces’ practice of “groundlessl

5 days ago - Russian military efforts to bring fresh troops into its war against Ukraine include offering financial benefits to some informal recruiters, sourcing combat personnel from overseas, and playing with the legislation on the use of active and inactive reserves, among some other unofficial methods, Stepanenko said.

5 days ago - Russian aerial attacks and Ukrainian interceptions10 ... Internally displaced: 5,000 as of August 2025. 1,000,000 (0.7% of Russia’s 2022 population) left Russia for economic or political reasons in the first year of the full-scale war.

4 hours ago - Russia’s invasion of Ukraine started the deadliest war on European soil in more than 70 years.

1 week ago - It marked the first time in more than a year that Moscow had unleashed the Oreshnik, which can contain multiple warheads and carry either conventional or nuclear payloads. While Russia did not confirm the target of the Oreshnik missile fire, the country’s Ministry of Defense noted a “massive strike with high-precision long-range land and sea-based weapons, including the Oreshnik mobile medium-range ground-based missile system,” in a statement on Friday. Meanwhile, Russian forces launched hundreds of air weapons in a barrage that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said targeted “energy facilities and civilian infrastructure” in multiple regions, including Kyiv.

18 hours ago - Russia’s regions and ethnic republics have borne a disproportionate share of the burden in supplying manpower for the front lines in Ukraine since the onset of Moscow’s full-scale invasion. With no peace deal in sight, regional officials are buckling up for yet another year of trying to fulfill the Kremlin-imposed military recruitment quotas — an increasingly difficult task. The Moscow Times spoke to Maria Vyushkova, a leading researcher of regional and ethnic disparities in Russia’s war casualties, to understand how and where Moscow will search for fresh manpower in 2026.

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