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In July, NATO officials said Ukraine may have to wait another year before launching a new counteroffensive.
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In July, NATO officials said Ukraine may have to wait another year before launching a new counteroffensive.
NASA's Webb Telescope finds evidence for an underground ocean on Uranus moon Ariel, raising interest in future missions to explore the seventh planet and its moons.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says the daring military incursion into Russia’s Kursk region aims to create a buffer zone.
The party confirmed it has taken action following social media comments from Glasgow Shettleston member of Scottish Parliament John Mason.
Washington is effectively blocking Britain’s authorisation for Kyiv to use Storm Shadow missiles on Russian territory, amid the Biden administration’s concerns about escalating the war.
Belarus has sent a warning to Ukrainian soldiers, saying it has mined the Belarusian-Ukrainian border "as never before".
In a dramatic leak published by the news outlet Astra, an audio recording captures Alexander Garkavenko, the head of administration in Goncharovka, Kursk Region, discussing the dire situation amid the Ukrainian advance in the Kursk region. Garkavenko reveals that for two days, officials in Moscow were fed "pleasant news" while Russia was losing ground. Describing the event as rooted in "corrupt …
The publisher of the far-right political magazine Compact, which was recently banned by the German government, attacked the government in Berlin and proclaimed his support for Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday. Jürgen Elsässer received a rousing ovation for his remarks at a gathering of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party in the eastern state of Saxony-Anhalt. Elsässer attacked Interior Minister Nancy Faeser as a fascist, called Defence Minister Boris Pistorius a war cri
The Ukrainian military demolished another bridge critically important for supplying Russian troops, the Air Force said Sunday.
Israel Air Force fighter jets struck targets in the area from which the projectiles were launched into the Nirim area on Friday.
Iran has identified "Mossad spies in 28 countries," Iran's Intelligence Minister Esmail Khatib claimed on Sund
Alexander Lukashenko, the self-proclaimed President of Belarus, stated that if Russia utilised nuclear weapons, Ukraine would be “very happy” because the Kremlin would no longer have any allies.
Authorities urge civilians to flee as Russians advance on city whose capture would compromise Ukraine’s defensive abilities. What we know on day 906