Articles tagged "Bucha"

Explosions in Crimean Dzhankoi hinder Russia's transfer of weapons -- Ukraine starts using US-made ‘smart bomb’ kits -- Europol identifies 150 suspects of Russian war crimes in Ukraine -- Putin's plans to deploy nukes in Belarus violate Russia-China declaration -- Zelensky, EU leaders visit Bucha on liberation anniversary, honour massacre victims -- and more

Russia steps up attacks on civilian infrastructure -- Russian forces trying to advance in 5 areas -- Russia didn't give any security guarantees to Biden during Kyiv visit -- Sanctioned Wagner founder rakes in $250 million profit since 2018 -- Russia’s nuclear-capable ICBM Sarmat allegedly failed test -- and more

Russian proxies discuss forcibly sending children in Luhansk Oblast to Republic of Karelia -- Military installations in Russia are legitimate targets -- Germany has evidence of Russia’s war crimes cases in three-digit range -- Russia ‘threw its full strength’ into encircling Bakhmut -- Portugal to send Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine -- and more

Video: One day of a Kyiv family struggling with power outages -- Russia demolishes 50 multi-story buildings in occupied Mariupol -- Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant loses connection to back-up power line due to shelling -- New program offers free bone repair implants to wounded Ukrainians -- Russians warned of 'one week left' before Putin closes borders -- and more

New York Times identifies Russian soldiers involved in Bucha massacre -- Corruption probe launched into former lawmaker Korolevska following journalists' findings -- Washington launches investigation into how US tech showed up in Iranian drones used against Ukraine -- Law enforcement issues warrant for wife of Russian soldier who told him to rape Ukrainian women -- and more

Ukraine liberates Drobysheve, Donetsk Oblast -- US sees no signs yet that Russia will use nuclear weapons -- Life under occupation: 'I was forced to vote in sham referendum at gunpoint -- Lithuania to buy kamikaze drones for Ukraine -- and more

Russian fleeing mobilization could apply for asylum in Germany -- Russian government plans to mobilize 1 million people against Ukraine -- Russian troops stage 'terrorist attack' in Melitopol to blame Ukraine -- Putin gives directions to generals in the field himself -- Slovak Defense Ministry: Mobilization will lead to Putin's end -- and more

Almost all bodies exhumed from mass burial site in Izium ‘show signs of violent death -- Russia once again hits hydraulic facilities in Kryvyi Rih with missiles -- Explosions reported at airdrome in Russian-occupied Melitopol -- Ukrainian forces hit 4 areas with Russian troops and a strong point -- Russian forces might have killed more people in Izium than in Bucha -- and more

Russia shells Nikopol overnight on Sept. 6, dozens of residential buildings damaged -- Russia launches 40 missiles, 25 airstrikes on Ukraine in 24 hours -- Ukrainian forces destroy Russian ammunition depot that contained missiles used to bomb Kharkiv -- Russian forces place equipment in churches, kindergartens -- Russia is buying artillery from North Korea -- and more

Russia amassing significant forces in Belarus for massive missile attack on Ukraine -- Russia will likely fail to capture entire Donetsk Oblast due to its 'maximalist objectives' in Ukraine -- Potential divisions among Russian proxies in Donbas -- Russian forces denied Red Cross full access to Ukrainian POWs in Olenivka -- and more

Negotiations with Putin won't work; already made up his mind to destroy Ukraine -- Russia lacks collaborators, resources to stage referendums in occupied territories -- Russian military hit Dnipropetrovsk Oblast with anti-aircraft missiles -- Multiple explosions reported at Russian military airbase in occupied Crimea -- and more

Travel restrictions for military-age males cancelled after public resentment -- Up to 12,000 civilians remain in occupied Lysychansk, Luhansk Oblast -- Russia has increased its fleet in the Black Sea -- Russian forces completely destroy over 120 healthcare facilities, kill at least 14 medical workers since Feb. 24 -- and more