Russian troops closing in on a Ukrainian power plant, but it's already been 'cannibalized' by crews
As Russian forces advance in the Donetsk region of Ukraine at the fastest rate since the early days of their wide-scale invasion, they have moved to the city of Kurakhove and are about two kilometres from one of the country's oldest thermal power plants.
When Russian President Vladimir Putin waged war on Ukraine, he also sparked an economic battle for his people.
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UN rights office urges Russia to cease attacks on Ukraine's energy grid as winter sets inThe UN human rights office, OHCHR, on Friday reiterated its call for Russia to halt attacks on Ukraine's energy ...
"Bus number seven was not running this morning," Olga Slatina wrote on social media from the Sverdlovsk region in Russia's ...
Desertion is starving the Ukrainian army of desperately needed manpower and crippling battle plans at a key time in its war ...
There was a cautious note of optimism among some Ukrainians for retired Gen. Keith Kellogg’s past supportive remarks for ...
As Russia's war effort fuels economic growth and drives up wages, air travel has been on the rise too, with Russians defying ...
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(LEAD) N.K. leader meets Russia's defense chief, vows continued support for Moscow's war effortsNorth Korean leader Kim Jong-un has met Russia's visiting defense minister and expressed his support for Russia's war against Ukraine, Pyongyang's state media reported Saturday. Kim had a "friendly ...
Intense clashes reported along frontline in Ukraine as Russia ramps up efforts to seize territory ahead of Donald Trump’s ...
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