The shooting is the latest in a spate of attacks on senior military figures inside Russia, many of which have been blamed on Ukraine.

Estonia intelligence assessment reveals Russia rebuilding military for long-term conflict despite massive Ukraine losses, shifting to mass production.

By Pavel Polityuk KYIV, Feb 10 (Reuters) - Europe's largest nuclear power plant, seized by Russian forces in the early days of their invasion of Ukraine, can be restarted safely only if it is returned to Ukrainian control,

Russian officials have publicly insisted they want a negotiated deal, but they show little willingness to compromise and remain adamant their demands must be met.

After saying in 2024 that he could end the war in a day, then 100 days, President Trump has now given Ukraine and Russia until June to come to an agreement.

Rising number of men killed or missing in action makes a military breakthrough for Moscow less likely, officials say

In the midst of a blizzard sweeping across central Ukraine last month, Iryna Vlasenko had a dilemma.

Key developments on Feb. 10 * Russia threatens families of Ukrainian POWs to register Starlink terminals, Ukraine says; * More arms purchases for Ukraine under NATO-led PURL initiative on the way; *