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NATO's military committee head supports Ukraine's right to strike within Russia, highlighting divisions among allies over weapons restrictions. US policy on long-range weapons remains unchanged amid ongoing debate.
U. S. President Biden to meet with Ukrainian President Zelenskiy to discuss war strategy and a new aid package. The meeting aims to address Ukraine's "victory plan" and prevent Russian advances in the east.
G7 foreign ministers strongly denounce Iran's export of ballistic missiles to Russia. They call for an immediate halt to weapon transfers, citing threats to Ukrainian and international security.
Russian officials warn of potential nuclear retaliation if Ukraine conducts deep strikes. Western allies consider allowing long-range attacks, while Kyiv urges decisive action against Russian military facilities.
Russia disagrees with Turkey's call for Crimea's return to Ukraine, highlighting diplomatic tensions. Kremlin suggests US pressure influences Turkey's position, while potential Putin-Erdogan talks loom.
Nearly $6 billion in U. S. aid for Ukraine will expire by month's end without Congressional approval. The Biden administration seeks an extension, while the Pentagon explores alternatives to maintain support.
Republican vice-presidential nominee JD Vance outlines a potential Trump administration approach to end Russia's war in Ukraine, suggesting a demilitarized zone and Ukrainian neutrality as key elements.
Russian President cautions against providing Ukraine with Western long-range missiles, stating it would directly involve NATO in the conflict. Ukraine continues to request advanced weaponry from allies.
Ukrainian President Zelenskiy dismisses China-Brazil peace initiative as "destructive," citing lack of Ukrainian input. He criticizes the proposal's disregard for Ukraine's territorial integrity and offers direct discussions.
Ukraine's President plans to present a strategic proposal to U. S. President Biden, aiming to strengthen Kyiv's position and potentially end the conflict through diplomatic means. The plan comes amid ongoing hostilities.
Analysis of US approach to Ukraine conflict reveals limitations of escalation management. Experts argue for shift to threat removal strategy to effectively counter Russian aggression and secure long-term peace in Europe.
Analysis of US approach to Ukraine conflict reveals limitations of escalation management. Experts propose shift to threat removal strategy for more effective support and long-term peace in Europe.
Britain imposes sanctions on 10 ships in Russia's "shadow fleet" to counter illicit oil trade practices. The move aims to reinforce Western embargoes and support for Ukraine.
U. S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken visits Kyiv as Ukraine seeks permission to use long-range missiles against Russia. The diplomatic mission comes amid escalating tensions and recent bombardments.
Russian lawmaker threatens stronger response if Western allies supply Ukraine with long-range weapons. U.S. considers lifting restrictions amid ongoing conflict and geopolitical tensions.
President Biden suggests potential changes to restrictions on Ukraine's use of long-range weapons. The U.S. is reportedly nearing an agreement, but technical issues may delay shipment by several months.
Ukraine faces its hardest winter since Russia's invasion, with energy resilience a top priority. Greenpeace urges a shift to renewable sources, proposing a €4.5 billion investment in solar power by 2030.
Supporters of President Vladimir Putin are winning gubernatorial races across Russia, including in conflict-affected regions. The elections are seen as a vote of confidence in Putin's leadership and Ukraine operation.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz advocates for Russia's inclusion in future Ukraine peace conferences. This stance, shared with President Zelenskyy, aims to expedite conflict resolution efforts.
US accuses RT of election interference, files charges against employees. RT's editor-in-chief pledges to continue operations despite restrictions, calling for retaliation against US media in Russia.
NATO Secretary General criticizes China's role in enabling Russia's war in Ukraine. He warns of potential consequences for Beijing's interests and reputation, calling for an end to support for the conflict.
The U. S. Justice Department has indicted Dimitri Simes and Anastasia Simes for allegedly violating sanctions benefiting Russian entities. The couple, believed to be in Russia, faces charges related to Channel One Russia and a sanctioned oligarch.
U. S. authorities indict Russian-born American citizen and ex-Trump campaign advisor for collaborating with sanctioned Russian media. Charges include money laundering, with potential 20-year sentence if convicted.
A Russian missile attack on a military institute in Poltava, Ukraine, has resulted in 55 deaths and 328 injuries. The incident marks the deadliest single attack this year, amid escalating strikes on Ukrainian targets.
Russian President Vladimir Putin made surprising comments about the U. S. presidential election, ironically expressing support for Kamala Harris. His remarks come amid ongoing tensions and recent charges against Russian media executives.
Russian President Vladimir Putin asserts that Ukraine's recent incursion into Kursk region has inadvertently strengthened Russia's position in eastern Ukraine, allowing for accelerated offensives.
Russian forces targeted Kostiantynivka in eastern Ukraine, resulting in one fatality and three injuries. The attack, using multiple rocket launchers, struck a residential area, highlighting ongoing conflict in the region.
Russia unleashed a barrage of missiles and drones on Kyiv, causing explosions and injuries. The attack follows recent Ukrainian incursions and drone interceptions, escalating tensions in the ongoing conflict.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov discusses Russia's perspective on U. S. presidential candidates, expressing preference for Democrats' predictability. He dismisses prospects of improved U.S.-Russia relations regardless of election outcome.
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg supports Ukraine's military operation in Russia's Kursk region, citing the right to self-defense. The incursion aims to create a buffer zone against Russian attacks.