Japan has banned the export of material that may be used for chemical weapons by Russian organizations and science laboratories. Japan's top government spokesperson expressed the country's grave concern regarding Russian threats to use nuclear weapons.

Japan bans export of chemical weapon goods to Russia, expresses concern over nuclear threats

Russia's mobilisation of troops has been plagued with errors. People who should be ineligible are being called up. Ethnic minorities in Russia say the draft is racist.

WION Fineprint | Russia admits to mistakes during mobilisation

At the Russia-Georgia border crossing in Nizhny Lars, in Russia's North Osettia-Alania Republic, cars stand in a three-day long traffic jam, waiting to cross the border into Georgia.

Cars queue for three days, others cross on foot at Russia-Georgia border

Amid fighting in several regions across the eastern part of the country, the Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said that there are some positive results in several directions.

Russia-Ukraine crisis | Zelensky: Positive results in several directions in war

A gunman with a swastika on his tee shirt killed 13 people, including seven children, and wounded more than 20 at a school in Russia on Monday before committing suicide, investigators said.

Russian investigators show footage from school where gunman killed at least 13 people

There are voices of dissent slowly rising in Russia after Kremlin ordered deployment of more troops to the front lines. The protests have been reported to 32 cities in Russia. Despite tough laws, people came out in the streets denouncing the partial troop mobilisation call. Around 700 protesters were arrested in Moscow.

Russia: Netizens flock to Georgian border after military build up; 2,300 vehicles wait to enter

Zelensky: Positive results in several directions in war; Russia vows protection to annexed areas

Since Moscow announced partial military mobilisation, there have been some pretty unusual images that have been emerging from along the Russian borders, where residents have been seen lining up to immediately flee from the country. Berlin has now urged the Russian deserters to apply for asylum in Germany.

Berlin urges Russian deserters to seek asylum in Germany, voluntary surrender by forces a crime

Russia has now responded to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'not an era of war' remark. Moscow says that New Delhi's position on the issue has been consistent and accuse the West instead of using parts of the statement to weave its own narrative.

Russian Envoy: Remarks were in line with India's position; slams West's narrative

The war in Ukraine has started taking new dimensions. Just as the world thought Ukraine has turned the tide, Russia's President Vladimir Putin hit back with his next move.

Ukraine: Putin orders mobilisation of 300,00 additional troops, 10-year prison for refusal to fight

Discontent with Russia's mobilisation has spread even to President Putin's allies. Senior Russian lawmakers ordered regional officials to handle the situation after a string of complaints.

Protests against mobilisation draft, over 2000 anti protestors have been arrested

Speaking at the 77th session of the United Nations General Assembly, Russian foreign minister Sergey Lavrov defended his country's seven-month invasion of Ukraine and repeated a series of grievances about its neighbor and the West.

77th UNGA Meet: Lavrov pledges full protection for any territory annexed by Russia

Estonia has warned its Russian-speaking residents that their citizenship would be revoked and they would be banned from the EU and the country if they participate in Russia’s war against Ukraine.

‘No return for those who go’: Estonia warns Russian-origin residents against joining war

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov was asked a question at the UNGA - 'if there is any pressure from China to end the war?' to which he replied 'You may tell your readers, listeners and viewers that I avoided your question'. Meanwhile, China is refraining itself from publicly criticising Russia or openly showing sympathy to Ukraine.

I avoid answering your question: Sergey Lavrov on question of Chinese pressure to end war

At the UNGA's 77th session, Russian Foreign Affairs minister Sergey Lavrov, defended his country's 7-month-long invasion of Ukraine. "The United States, the European Union and the NATO cannot keep a neutral stance, they cannot assert that they are not participating in the war," said Sergey Lavrov.

Russia's Foreign Affairs minister Sergey Lavrov defends Russian actions at UNGA

While talking about the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, India's External Affairs minister, S Jaishankar said that India is on the side that respects the UN charter and its founding principles. "As the Ukraine war continues to rage, we are often asked whose side are we on? and our answer each time is straight and honest - India is on the side of peace and will firmly remain there," said Jaishankar.

'India on the side that respects UN charter & its founding principles,' S Jaishankar asserts at UNGA

Ukraine has downgraded its diplomatic ties with Iran after it accused Tehran of providing drones to Moscow. Iran said that it will retaliate to the diplomatic moves made by Kiev. The diplomatic row between Ukraine and Iran comes after Kiev's forces claim that they shot down seven Iranian drones.

Drones: Taking center stage in Russia-Ukraine war

Protests erupt in Russia and Kyiv against partial mobilisation, referendums

Vladimir Putin threatens to unleash nuclear armageddon Iran rocked by protests against compulsory Hijab after the death of Mahsa Amini Over a 100 killed in border clashes between Kyrgyzstan & Tajikistan

World at War | Episode 21: Russia mobilises 300,000 reservists to fight the Ukraine war

Russians flee 'partial mobilisation'; Berlin extends helping hand to deserters

Ukraine woke up to the second day of voting by Russia in four regions of Ukraine by Russia and these referendums will decide whether these regions will be joining Russia or not. Armed soldiers went from door-to-door to collect the vote.

Day 2: Voting conducted across 4 regions in Ukraine by Russia

Referendums are happening in regions controlled by Russia in East Ukraine. Ukraine and Western powers have condemned the move. Molly Gambhir tells you why this could be a turning point in the war.

Gravitas: Ukraine war: Putin's move to gain the upper hand

Russian soldiers, wearing balaclavas and wielding guns, flanked election workers. Ukrainians were forced to vote while Russian officials or their proxies stood guard.

Russian referendum voting evokes feeling of anger, trepidation and defiance

"Any annexation in a state's territory by any other state by use of force is violation of UN charter and international law," said UN Chief Antonio Guterres. He also said that any type of nuclear threat is unacceptable.

UN Chief Antonio Guterres warns Russia against referendum

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