Articles tagged "mines"

Musk turned off Starlink near Crimea to disrupt Ukraine's strike against Russian fleet -- Russia moving troops to southern front line to strengthen defense, Kyiv says -- 'Realistic possibility' that Ukraine can break through remaining Russian lines in 2023 -- Ukraine could export 10 million tons of grain annually through Baltic Sea ports -- and more

Russian officers reportedly contact former general amid deteriorating conditions on front line -- Ukraine has breached Russia's first line of defense near Zaporizhzhia -- Nobel Foundation bars Russia, Belarus, Iran envoys from award ceremony in Sweden -- Russia-linked Ukrainian Orthodox Church priest charged with inciting religious hatred in Ukraine -- and more

Drone strike on Pskov launched from inside Russia -- Russia’s war has damaged 15,000 civilian properties in Kherson Oblast alone -- Police report bomb threats in educational institutions as students start new academic year -- Ukraine designates PepsiCo, Mars as international war sponsors -- Kyiv makes 'notable progress' south, says Washington -- and more

Russian colonel tortured civilians to death in Kherson Oblast -- Kremlin has a long history of killing its opponents -- As counteroffensive presses forward in southeast, 'every meter costs a life' -- German company under investigation for selling drone components to Russia -- and more

‘It’s a lottery’: How Ukraine’s assault brigade counterattacks near Bakhmut -- Part of Rosatom employees leave Russian-occupied nuclear plant -- ‘If Russian warships stay in Black Sea, they will fear to get close to Crimea -- Russia cancels air show due to security concerns -- and more

Wagner’s mutiny attempt in Russia, and its consequences -- Russian occupation forces 'gradually leaving' Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant -- Russian MP, Ukrainian collaborators abducted 48 orphans from Kherson -- Counteroffensive under-equipped but advances daily -- Russia's FSB is assigned to kill Prigozhin -- and more

Zelensky warns of possible Russian terrorist attack at Zaporizhzhia plant; IAEA spots no new mines at site -- Inside Ukraine’s costly mission to grind down Russia near Bakhmut -- Explosions reported in occupied Dzhankoi, Crimea -- New Ukrainian positions gained on southern front line -- UN adds Russia to global list of offenders for killing children in Ukraine -- and more

Russia’s destruction of Ukrainian dam, and catastrophic flood it caused -- Russia only evacuating Russian passport-holders from flooded settlements in occupied Kherson Oblast -- Black Sea in Odesa Oblast turning into garbage dump and animal cemetery -- Belarus sent over 130,000 tons of munitions to Russia in first year of full-scale war -- Russian attack wounds 2 volunteers in flood-hit Kherson -- Ukraine unaware of whereabouts of POWs Russia transferred to Hungary -- and more

Cooling pond at Zaporizhzhia plant at risk of rupturing surrounding dike following dam explosion -- Chechen security forces blackmailing men who refuse to fight in Ukraine -- Russia has enough missiles for key targets like Kyiv -- Polish general: 'No doubt' that Russia blew up Kakhovka dam -- and more

What are the consequences of the Kakhovka dam’s demolition? -- Australia considers sending F/A-18 fighter jets to Ukraine -- Inside assault training in Donbas: ‘If you want to survive — learn’ -- Russian forces attack Kherson as rescue workers evacuate civilians -- and more

Fighter jet coalition helping Ukraine now includes 9 countries -- Russia faces dilemma to reinforce positions in Ukraine or within own borders -- Ukraine needs more Patriot air defense systems to fully protect its airspace -- Prigozhin accuses Russian Defense Ministry of placing mines along Wagner exit routes from Bakhmut -- Retired US General Petraeus: "Now it's inevitable – we should give the ATACMS" -- and more

Old Europe, New Europe, and the question of ‘strategic autonomy’ -- Inspectors examine Patriot system, say it has minimal damage following Russian attack -- 'Fighter jet coalition' to be formed this year -- Growing threat to air supremacy of exceptional concern for Russia -- and more