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Byline: Valerie Hopkins, Dzvinka Pinchuk and Emile Ducke More than a year after her mother died, Alla Kotliarova buried her for the third - and she hopes final - time. [...]

More than a year after her mother died, Alla Kotliarova buried her for the third -- and she hopes final -- time. There was no priest, no tearful neighbors, no [...]

Byline: Thomas Gibbons-Neff, Natalia Yermak, Dzvinka Pinchuk, Yurii Shyvala and Mauricio Lima The headquarters of one of the battalions in Ukraine's 53rd Mechanized Brigade smells of freshly cut pine trees. [...]

The headquarters of one of the battalions in Ukraine's 53rd Mechanized Brigade smells of freshly cut pine trees. The scents are from the wooden support beams in the labyrinth of [...]

A Russian missile strike on a popular restaurant in Kramatorsk, Ukraine killed at least 11 people, wounded dozens more, and showed the peril of trying to claim pieces of ordinary [...]

A Russian missile strike on a popular restaurant in Kramatorsk, Ukraine killed at least 11 people, wounded dozens more, and showed the peril of trying to claim pieces of ordinary [...]

The Ria Lounge eatery, known to many as Ria Pizza, was a long-running haunt popular with Ukrainian soldiers, foreign journalists and aid workers. KRAMATORSK, Ukraine — Rescuers were combing through [...]

The article focuses on how Ukrainian women, like Viktoria Gulieva, find emotional support and a sense of normalcy through beauty rituals like getting their nails done amidst the ongoing war, emphasizing the importance of maintaining appearances in challenging times.

The article focuses on the city of Kupiansk, Ukraine, which was occupied by Russian forces during the war and has now become a target of a Russian offensive seeking to regain control; residents are fearing the return of Russian forces and the situation has prompted a mandatory evacuation order.

The article focuses on the challenges faced by Ukrainian farmers as Russia's attacks on Black Sea ports disrupt the country's grain exports, leading to a scramble for alternate shipping routes and concerns over the security of Danube River ports, which are now facing capacity constraints.

The article views that the arrival of F-16 fighter jets from the West may not solve the challenges facing Ukraine in countering Russia in the air war. Factors that will constrain the impact of F-16 deployment include shortage of trained pilots, maintenance and support personnel and the limited number of jets. Emphasis is given on the need for Ukraine to protect the jets and find methods to destroy Russian surveillance and reconnaissance drones.

The article focuses on the current conditions in eastern Ukraine, where military checkpoints are prevalent, schools operate remotely or in bunkers due to conflict, and a local Orthodox priest notes decreased church attendance except on holidays.

The article reports on the electronic warfare advantage of the Russian military over the Ukrainian troops as Russia has more jamming equipment capable of overpowering Ukrainian signals and exhibits better coordination among their drone units. It discusses the impact of Russia's jamming capabilities on the drones supply of Ukraine and arsenal and the decline in the artillery ammunition of Ukraine. An overview of the missions of Ukrainain troops in targeting Russian military drones is provided.

The article reports on the military offensive launched by Ukraine with operational security measures and deception in the Kursk region of Russia to upend the war. It provides an overview of the maps of battlefield compiled by analysts which showed a drone battalion from Ukraine's 22nd Mecanized Brigade and troops from the 82nd Air Assault Brigade and the buildup of weaponry near the border. It discusses challenges of Russian defenses facing the Ukrainian military following the incursion.

The article focuses on the ongoing challenges faced by both Russian and Ukrainian forces regarding the deployment of troops in the vicinity of Kupiansk, a city in northeastern Ukraine, as they engage in strategic maneuvers and attempt to balance their positions along the front line.

The article focuses on the impact of Russian missile strikes in the city of Odesa, Ukraine, damaging historic buildings and eliciting strong resentment among residents toward Russia.

The article highlights the challenges faced by Ukrainian forces in the ongoing war with Russia, including depleted troops, unreliable munitions, and the difficulty in making significant territorial gains, resulting in a violent stalemate on the front line.

The article reports on the consumer drones produced by China which are used by Russia and Ukraine in their war. An analysis revealed reduced sales of drones and components to Ukrainians. Focus is given on Ukraine's use of agricultural drones and the discontinuation of the business of quadcopter producer DJI in Russia and Ukraine. It highlights the competition between Russia and Ukraine to buy first-person view devices from Chinese firms and efforts of Ukraine to build its own drone industry.

The article reports on updates in Russia's invasion of Ukraine, particularly the missile attacks by the former in the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv that destroyed a children's hospital and killing dozens of people. According to Kyiv military administration head Serhii Popko, the attacks came from different directions. Also cited is the emergency meeting to be held by the United Nation's Security Council as requested by Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelensky to discuss the attacks.

The article focuses on Ukraine's unexpected attack into Russian territory this week, marking a significant shift in tactics as Kyiv aims to open a new front in the prolonged war, despite concerns over resource allocation.

The article focuses on the growing frustration among Ukrainians, reflected in a shift towards considering a negotiated peace with Russia, despite ongoing opposition to ceding any territory.

The article describes the devastation caused by a Russian missile strike on the Ohmatdyt Children's Hospital in Ukraine, leaving patients, including children undergoing cancer treatment, scrambling for safety amid debris and destruction, highlighting an escalation in civilian casualties.

The article reveals that Ukrainian soldiers play the war-based video game, World of Tanks, to escape the war between Ukraine and Russia. Topics discussed include remarks from Lieutenant Nazar Vernyhora, who command of a real tank that destroyed armored personnel carriers and damaged a Russian tank during a battle outside of Kyiv, reason for the urge to play a violent video game in the midst of war, and two entries in the World of Tanks universe available to players in Ukraine.

The article reports on updates in the Russian invasion of Ukraine, particularly the fate of the ruined villages that were once the main agricultural producers in the country. Also cited are the challenges facing some villagers who returned to villages like Virnopilia, Sulyhivka, and Kamianka due to the minefields left by the Russians, and the efforts by the government to help residents in claiming damages to their properties.