Articles tagged "Odesa"

Western intel contradicts Trump's, Putin's claims on Ukraine's encirclement in Kursk Oblast -- Extending NATO's Article 5 to Ukraine would test Russia’s peace intentions, Meloni says -- Russia's Engels air base ablaze after Ukrainian drone strike -- Sudzha gas metering station in Russia's Kursk Oblast on fire following multiple explosions -- and more

No more lost territory, return of deported children — Kyiv names red lines for peace deal -- West can send troops to Ukraine without Russia's permission, Macron says -- UK proposes Western peacekeeping mission of 10,000 troops in Ukrain -- Lithuania backs EU plan for $43.5 billion in military aid to Ukraine -- and more

‘I can’t sit and watch it’: US volunteers join Ukrainian army after Trump’s sharp policy turn -- Putin still seeks control over Ukraine despite US peace efforts -- Ukraine, EU look to deepen cybersecurity cooperation as Russian threat rises -- Russian troops attacked a residential area in Kryvyi Rih in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast with ballistic missiles -- Ukraine is the front line in the battle against oligarchic capitalism -- and more

John Bolton on how Putin plays Trump and why separating Russia from China is almost impossible -- Putin is afraid to tell Trump he wants to continue war in Ukraine -- Ukrainian drones strike covert UAV plant in western Russia -- Russian diesel exports to Africa reportedly plummet amid Ukrainian drone strikes -- and more

Putin unwilling to compromise on Ukraine, sets maximalist demand -- Half of Ukrainians say territorial concessions, forfeiting NATO membership in exchange for ending war completely unacceptable -- Ukraine targets Russian oil facilities in Moscow, Oryol oblasts in mass strike overnight -- Do US-Russia talks on Ukraine mark a reappearance of colonial power play? -- and more

Regardless of Trump’s Ukraine peace deal, war with West is ‘foundational to Putin’s rule,’ experts say -- ‘He betrayed every one of us’ – US soldiers in Ukraine speak out after Trump’s military aid halt -- Russia, China 'salivating' as Trump's Ukraine peace plan unfolds -- China's envoy calls Trump's treatment of Europe 'appalling' -- Poland, Lithuania signal openness to French nuclear deterrence for Europe -- and more

Kremlin welcomes Trump’s policy shift as US moves 'align' with Russia's interests -- 5 ways you can support Ukraine even if your government doesn't want to -- Why doesn't NATO open its doors to Ukraine? -- 6 silver linings of the Trump-Zelensky showdown -- and more

US halts cyber operations against Russia -- Russian forces suffer record vehicle losses in February -- Ukrainians, foreigners raised Hr 27 million 'for nukes' hours after Zelensky-Trump White House clash -- The Oval Office fiasco was a calculated setup to humiliate Ukraine and undermine democracy -- Europe must finally take charge of its security — starting in Ukraine -- and more

Security guarantees for Ukraine 'main issue' in talks with Trump -- North Korea to start drone production in collaboration with Russia -- UK announces $31 million social recovery aid package for Ukraine -- ICC prosecutor who oversaw arrest order for Putin over Ukrainian children deportation included in Trump's nonpublic sanction list -- and more

Ukrainian drones strike one of 10 largest oil refineries in Russia -- Ukraine destroys Russian command post in Kursk Oblast -- Ukraine's unlikely ally against Russian attacks on energy sector — warm weather -- [vblog] What leaked Russian email reveal -- and more

Ukrainian drones hit oil depot in western Russia's Kaluga Oblast -- Nuclear escalation fears can't override Ukraine's right to defend itself -- 5 injured by Russian drone during humanitarian aid distribution in Mykolaiv Oblast -- North Korea expands plant producing missiles used by Russia against Ukraine, Reuters reports -- and more

Russia only wins if the West quits; an interview with retired US Gen. Ben Hodges -- Ukrainian drones strike Russian factories, weapons arsenal -- Russian troops killed 2 more Ukrainian POWs near Pokrovsk -- Latest strikes on Ukraine’s electricity substations threaten nuclear power failure Greenpeace warns -- Sweden investigating Chinese ship's possible role in Baltic Sea cable damage -- and more