Category: 2. RussianAggression

WASHINGTON — The United States must prepare for a “long-term” confrontation with Russia that won’t end when authoritarian President Vladimir Putin departs from the political scene, according to a new report by a bipartisan commission. Ukraine’s defeat of Russia on the battlefield is critical… Continue Reading

WASHINGTON — The United States must prepare for a “long-term” confrontation with Russia that won’t end when authoritarian President Vladimir Putin departs from the political scene, according to a new report by a bipartisan commission. Ukraine’s defeat of Russia on the battlefield is critical… Continue Reading

Ukraine’s prosecutor-general says his office has begun investigating what he called “the most massive case of execution of Ukrainian prisoners of war on the front line” by Russian forces. Drone footage that emerged on October 1 allegedly shows Russian troops shooting 16 Ukrainian soldiers who… Continue Reading

WASHINGTON — The United States must prepare for a “long-term” confrontation with Russia that won’t end when authoritarian President Vladimir Putin departs from the political scene, according to a new report by a bipartisan commission. Ukraine’s defeat of Russia on the battlefield is critical… Continue Reading

Officials in southern Ukraine said Wednesday a Russian drone attack targeting port infrastructure in Odesa injured two truck drivers. The attack was part of a series of aerial attacks that involved 32 drones, the Ukrainian military said. Ukraine’s air defenses shot down 11 of the drones,… Continue Reading

Stay informed with free updates Simply sign up to the War in Ukraine myFT Digest — delivered directly to your inbox. Russian forces have raised their flag over the strategically important town of Vuhledar in eastern Ukraine, paving the way for further advances as Kyiv’s struggle to increase… Continue Reading

WASHINGTON — The United States must prepare for a “long-term” confrontation with Russia that won’t end when authoritarian President Vladimir Putin departs from the political scene, according to a new report by a bipartisan commission. Ukraine’s defeat of Russia on the battlefield is critical… Continue Reading

Some of the thousands of Russians who have poured into Finland since the war on Ukraine was launched in 2022 are learning a new profession: carpentry. Finland is facing a shortage of qualified labor and aims to double its population of working immigrants by 2030. But the Nordic country has also… Continue Reading

Traffic came to halt in Kyiv and around Ukraine as it marks its national “Defenders’ Day” on October 1. Makeshift memorials in Ukraine’s yellow and blue colors appeared at squares and cemeteries across the country in honor of soldiers who died in the ongoing war against invading Russian forces…. Continue Reading