Russia threatened to cut natural gas supplies to Europe via the Nord Stream 1 pipeline as part of its response to sanctions imposed over the invasion of Ukraine.

Russia threatens to cut gas supplies to Europe via Nord stream 1

Russia has claimed that US is running around 30 biolabs in Ukraine, possibly creating biological weapons. Russian ministry also accused that the United States has spent around $200 million on these biolabs.

Ukraine under attack: Russian military claims US running 30 biolabs in Ukraine

From chef to IT expert, Ukrainian men began to take crash courses in fighting, fearing that Russia might launch an assault on their beloved country anytime. WION tells you more.

Ukrainian men take crash courses in fighting

In the latest Russia has threatened to close its main gas pipeline to Europe via the Nord Stream 1 pipeline as part of its response to sanctions imposed over the invasion of Ukraine, a move that could heighten the turmoil in energy markets and drive consumer prices even higher.

Russia threatens Europe's gas supplies, oil prices hit 14-year high

WION is reporting from the frontlines of the Ukraine-Russia conflict. Our correspondent Anas Mallick is on ground zero and has documented his train journey as he made his way from the West Ukrainian city of Lviv to the capital Kyiv.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Trains make their way cautiously as Russia advances in Ukraine

The Vinnytsia airport was “completely destroyed” when Russian missiles struck Ukraine’s central-western city. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy described the missile strike as "brutal and cynical".

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: 8 Russian rockets destroys Havryshovka airport in Vinnytsia

Russia boycotted hearings at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) on Monday during which Ukraine is seeking an emergency order to halt hostilities, arguing that Moscow has falsely applied genocide law in justifying its invasion.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Ukraine slams Russia for no-show at ICJ hearing

Russian troops have made significant advances in the last one and a half weeks, the major cities still remain under Ukrainian control. The main battle is of course going to be for the Ukrainian capital Kyiv.

Can Kyiv resist the Russian Assault?

On day 12 of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the Russian troops have made significant advances over the last one and a half weeks. But major cities still remain under the control of the Ukrainian government. WION's Anas Mallick brings you more insights.

Mapping the Russian invasion of Ukraine; towns of Irpin and Chernihiv bombarded

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi held talks with both Russian President Vladimir Putin and the President of Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelenskyy, urging the two sides of ceasefire and to ensure the safe evacuation of all the Indians from the region.

PM Modi speaks with Putin, Zelensky, conveys concern for safety of Indians

According to US officials, Russia is recruiting Syrian fighters experienced in urban combat as it ramps up its assault on Ukraine. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba has claimed around 20,000 foreign volunteers have traveled to the country to join Kyiv's forces.

US says Russia is recruiting Syrian fighters to fight in Ukraine

Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov and Ukrainian FM Dmytro Kuleba plan to meet on the sidelines of a diplomatic forum in Turkey.

Russian and Ukrainian foreign ministers to meet in Turkey on March 12

A ceasefire attempt in Ukrainian cities has collapsed, with Russia pushing forward with its military offensive. The Russian Defence Ministry has published a video showing tanks driving along roads in the Kyiv, Ukraine.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Russian Defence Ministry releases new video of army

Ukrainian orphanages have been forced to flee after Russian troops attacked the nuclear powerplant on the weekend. They are among the youngest fleeing Ukrainians in search of security. Even Human Rights Commission has confirmed that around 5 million refugees have fled to the surrounding countries and even this makes Ukraine the worst humanitarian crisis in Europe since World War 2.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Kids in Ukraine forced to flee

As the Russia-Ukraine conflict enters day 12 heavy shelling has been reported from the city of Irpin which is located just 26 km away from the capital Kyiv. Irpin is one of the regions where Russian troops continue to shell the town.

Day 12 of Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Irpin suffers heavy shelling

More than 1.5 million Ukrainians have fled to Poland since the start of the Russian invasion on 24 February. The UN estimates that more than 1.5 million refugees have crossed into neighbouring countries since the outbreak of war in Ukraine.

Over 1.5 million people have fled Ukraine since Russian invasion

A barrage of Russian missiles destroyed a civilian airport in Vinnytsia in central Ukraine on Sunday. Several cities and airbases in Ukraine have been bombed, shelled or hit with ballistic missiles since Russia launched its 11-day-old invasion.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Russia attacks civilian airport in Vinnytsia

Russian President Vladimir Putin has once again set conditions for endling Moscow's invasion in Ukraine. Kremlin has announced that Russia will only halt its military operation if Ukraine stops fighting and Moscow's demands are met.

Russian President Vladimir Putin sets conditions to end Moscow's invasion in Ukraine

The Russia-Ukraine war is making headlines globally but, one name is going to be remembered longer than others, Volodymyr Zelensky. WION tells you how Ukraine won the narrative war due to its President.

Zelensky: Wartime leader on social media

Visa and Mastercard are suspending their operations in Russia in the latest blow to the country’s financial system after its invasion of Ukraine.

Visa, Mastercard halt operations in Russia over Ukraine invasion

The City Council of Mariupol has announced a temporary ceasefire to help evacuate civilians as well as the wounded and dead. The news comes after a Ukrainian-Russian agreement for humanitarian corridors out of the city broke down following reports of Russian shelling.

Fresh attempts of evacuation in Mariupol, second temporary ceasefire announced

The United Nation has estimated that approximately 1.5 million Ukrainian citizens have been displaced during the country’s conflict with Russia. WION tells you more.

UN: Almost 1.5 million people displaced from Ukraine during Russian invasion

Italian police have seized luxurious properties like villas and yachts from high-profile Russians who were placed on an EU sanctions list after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Italian authorities seizes yachts and villas from Russian oligarchs

The next round of talks between Ukraine and Russia will be held on Monday, as the two sides try to negotiate a ceasefire as well as a safe passage corridor for civilians.

Russia, Ukraine to hold third round of talks on Monday

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