War in Ukraine

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Although Durov publicly distances himself from Moscow, his platform has become vital for Russian army coordination in Ukraine.

German security sources tell press agency that Russia planned to use drones against the airfield, which monitors NATO’s eastern theater.

The assault is Moscow’s first large-scale attack with drones and missiles since Kyiv launched its surprise incursion into Russia’s Kursk region.

Kyiv delivers blunt warning to Minsk.

A Russian strike hit the Hotel Sapphire in Kramatorsk where six Reuters journalists were staying.

Kyiv hasn’t released details on the new weapon, but an official said the rocket drone is a form of high-speed precision-targeted projectile.

It was the first exchange since Kyiv launched its cross-border offensive in the Kursk region earlier this month.

“Make no mistake: Russia will not prevail in this conflict,” U.S. president says.

Ukraine’s incursion into Kursk would have once been unthinkable — just like the warlord’s march on Moscow.

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“It’s a serious tragedy, folks. This is serious stuff,” said one Russian as Ukraine hammered a military airfield.

Russian leader says Ukraine’s gains sound like a you problem.

CNN’s Nick Paton Walsh and two Ukrainian journalists were named in the criminal case.

Ukraine’s offensive leaves Vladimir Putin’s henchmen reeling.