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Yulia Navalnaya, the widow of Russian opposition leader Aleksei Navalny, has publicly accused President Vladimir Putin and Russian security services of responsibility for her husband’s death, claiming he was deliberately poisoned while serving his prison sentence in the Arctic colony of Harp
Ukrainian troops continue to hold defensive positions in the embattled city of Kostyantynivka, a critical stronghold in the Donetsk region, despite ongoing Russian bombardments and drone attacks.
Current Time correspondent Andriy Kuzakov joined a frontline Ukrainian unit patrolling the war-torn streets of Kostyantynivka as Russian forces advance on the city. The area remains a key Ukrainian stronghold in the Donetsk region. Hundreds have fled in recent weeks as Russian forces close in.
Current Time correspondent Oleksiy Prodayvoda and cameraman Mykola Ryzhchenko spent a day with a Ukrainian reconnaissance team on the front line in Ukraine's Dnipropetrovsk region. They watched the team launch a Ukrainian-made Furia surveillance drone to locate Russian positions for attack.
Current Time correspondent Oleksiy Prodayvoda and cameraman Mykola Ryzhchenko spent a day with a Ukrainian reconnaissance team on the front line in Ukraine's Dnipropetrovsk region. They watched as the team located a Russian artillery gun and helped guide in a drone strike.
Russian drone strikes are driving people out of villages in Ukraine's Dnipropetrovsk region. The Proliska humanitarian organization says evacuation requests are soaring while transport is in short supply. For some, delaying the decision to leave has ended in tragedy.
As the world marks the Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearances, the vanishing of exiled Belarusian diplomat Anatol Kotau in Turkey echoes a grim legacy. From Minsk to abroad, Lukashenko's regime is accused of reviving the dark tactic: when critics speak out, they vanish.
The Ukrainian capital observed a day of mourning as recovery crews continued to hunt for bodies following deadly Russian strikes on Kyiv. At least 25 were killed in the massive attack on August 28. One survivor told Current Time how it took rescuers two hours to pull him from the rubble.
Ukrainian rescue crews looked for survivors in the rubble of a residential building after Kyiv was hit by massive Russian air strikes on August 28. Ukrainian officials reported that the drone and missile attacks caused multiple deaths.
Ukraine is seeking to more weapons from the West amid concerns that, even after a pair of summits in the United States, Russia is “not interested” in peace, a senior adviser to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Mykhaylo Podolyak, told Current Time.
In Maksymivka, a southern village marred by a brief Russian occupation, Ukrainians are ready to mark Independence Day with both pride in their country and deep mourning for the ongoing toll of the war.
Clifford May, the founder of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, a nonpartisan think tank based in Washington, talks to Current Time about what Putin really hopes to gain from the current diplomatic push for peace talks on Ukraine.
Few families remain in the village of Maksymivka, near Ukraine's Black Sea coast. As the country prepares to observe Independence Day on August 24, some residents say the holiday evokes hopes for a Ukrainian victory, while others focus on the mounting human cost of the war.
Russia continues to recruit Central Asian migrants and convicts to fill the ranks of its depleting armed forces in Ukraine. Russian authorities use various methods -- from enticements to coercion -- to enlist Central Asians to the Kremlin's ongoing war.
Ukraine's military says it has cut off Russian infiltration units who broke through a defensive line north of the eastern city of Pokrovsk.
Ukraine's military says it has cut off Russian infiltration units that broke through a defensive line north of the eastern city of Pokrovsk. But for residents in the nearby town of Dobropillya, the relief is hard to feel amid relentless bombardment.
US President Donald Trump has written that it's going to be "a big day in the White House" as his Ukrainian counterpart, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, and European leaders arrived for talks on ending the fighting in Ukraine.
US President Donald Trump called his Alaska trip “great and very successful” after meeting Putin and speaking with Zelenskyy and European leaders. In Ukraine, reactions were mixed -- some criticized Putin’s warm welcome, while others remained cautiously hopeful despite no cease-fire agreement.
Ukrainians had mixed reactions following the summit between US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says he will travel to Washington on August 18 to meet with US President Donald Trump to discuss ways to end the war in Ukraine.
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