Articles tagged "electricity"

Faces of torture: Investigation into Russians, collaborators who abused Ukrainian POWs -- Ukraine to open office in European Parliament -- Crippling Black Sea storm reportedly destroys Kerch bridge barriers -- Russian submarines lurk in Black Sea despite inclement weather -- and more

Ukraine to operate F-16 jets in late spring in 'best-case scenario' -- Polish investigation into Russian spy network results in 15 arrests -- Russians consider Cyprus, Hungary top locations for foreign investment -- At least 2 killed by Russian strike on hospital in Selydove on Nov 20 -- and more

Overcoming setbacks, NATO-trained brigade breaches Surovikin line in Zaporizhzhia Oblast -- Ukraine's economy grows year-on-year for first time since start of full-scale invasion -- Russian attack on Odesa damages 9 buildings in historic city center -- Russian strike hits kindergarten, residential buildings in Donetsk Oblast -- UN Commission finds evidence of war crimes committed by Russian forces -- and more

'Single best thing' for global economy is redoubling Ukraine support -- Loud explosions heard in occupied Luhansk, Berdiansk, Mariupol -- Russia shells 9 communities in Sumy Oblast, injuring one -- Bulgarian president blames Ukraine for war, prime minister hits back -- and more

Russian attack on Pervomaiskyi, Kharkiv Oblast injures 43 -- Are legal constraints an excuse for dragging feet on mobilizing Russian assets? -- Russia preparing provocation at occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant -- Ukrainian forces advance 2 km in Berdiansk direction -- and more

Zaluzhnyi meets NATO commander in Europe, discusses war's possible scenarios -- Fire at oil depot in Sevastopol is Ukraine’s preparations for counteroffensive -- Russian commanders likely start new method of punishing soldiers -- Official advises Ukrainians to take Russian passports in occupied territories until liberation -- and more

Russia possibly preparing to sabotage wind turbines, gas pipes, power cables in Nordic countries -- Defense Ministry says complex measures of counteroffensive underway in the east -- Ukraine’s agricultural sector has suffered more than $8 billion from war damage -- Patriot systems from US, Netherlands already in Ukraine -- Russian propaganda entrenched in eastern Ukraine -- and more

Russian troops in Ukraine act as if international law does not exist -- Human Rights advocate turned soldier Butkevych sentenced to 13 years by Russian proxies in Donbas; no legal grounds for sentence -- Russia unlikely to make significant gains launching new counteroffensive in Vuhledar -- Who was ‘Da Vinci,’ legendary young commander killed near Bakhmut? -- and more

Kuleba urges allies to start training Ukrainian pilots before decision on aircraft delivery is made -- US concerned China may provide Russia with weapons -- Russia's Rostec says it is stepping up production of hypersonic missiles -- Russia changes tactics of missile strikes -- Russia uses sexual violence as weapon in its war against Ukraine -- and more

Retired US general: Ukraine's partners must "stop holding themselves back" with weapons deliveries -- Battle for Soledar near Bakhmut continues as Russia aims to cut supply routes for Ukraine -- All potential conscripts banned from leaving Russia -- Belarus may have created Wagner-like private military company -- and more

Over 60% of infrastructure in Bakhmut damaged or destroyed -- Ukraine seeks to have Russia expelled from UN -- Ukraine accuses Russia of delaying inspections of ships under grain deal -- Warehouse on fire, explosions reported in Russia’s Novosibirsk -- and more

Russian kamikaze drone attack on Dec. 19 was largest to date -- Ukraine faces ‘significant’ energy deficit -- Intensifying Russian pressure degrades Lukashenko’s maneuver room to avoid making concessions to Kremlin -- Putin aims ‘to deflect responsibility for military failure’ in Ukraine -- and more