Drone footage shows Russian soldier leading an armoured vehicle on bicycle

Russia shut down a military base in Azerbaijan. Nearly 2,000 of its troops had been deployed in the military base in Karabakh. This move came after Azeri forces recaptured the area last year.

Russian troops leave Karabakh, now back under Azerbaijan's control

India's external affairs ministry dejected some reports. These reports claimed that Indians in the Russian army are seeking help for discharge amid the Ukraine war. MEA said that several Indians have been discharged from the Russian Army after persistent intervention.

India's MEA reacts to reports of Indians in the Russian Army seeking help for discharge

Growing number of Russian women are demanding the return of their husbands from Ukraine's front line. Thousands of men were mobilized under a decree by Putin in Sep last year.

Russian women demand return of their men as Russia boosts up armed forces

Russia hiring Central Asian migrants as soldiers to fight in Ukraine War: UK intel

‘Like lambs to the slaughter’: Russian soldier describes ordeals of battlefield in gut-wrenching letter

Ukraine's 'surrender hotline' for Russian soldiers getting 100 calls a day from troops, families

Is Ukraine 'honey-trapping' Russian soldiers? Reports claim, Ukrainian hackers are creating fake Facebook profiles of 'conventionally attractive' women to lure Russian troops. Palki Sharma gets you a report on the alleged honey-trapping feats.

Gravitas: Is Ukraine using 'fake profiles' to lure Russian soldiers?

Using fake profiles of women, Ukrainian hackers duped Russian soldiers to help military: Report

The Russia-Ukraine war entered 100 days on June 3, 2022. Russian troops entered Ukrainian territory on February 24 this year. Troops from both sides have been engaged in fighting since. People have died, buildings destroyed and the war has had an economic impact. How has the war affected Russia and Ukraine?

100 days of Ukraine-Russia war: Cost of conflict, what is affected?

A court in the central Ukraine city of Poltava has sentenced two captured Russian soldiers to 11 years and six months in prison for their roles in shelling civilian areas near Kharkiv. It was the second war crimes trial since Russia invaded Ukraine.

Ukraine war crime trials: 2 captured Russian soldiers sentenced

Ukraine is preparing to send bodies of 'hundreds' of Russian soldiers home

In pics: Thousands of protesters gather to call for help of Ukraine in US

UK spy chief claims Russian soldiers refusing to carry out orders, shot down own aircraft

Ukraine MP Maria Mezentseva says Russian soldiers raping and sexually assaulting women

Kremlin to investigate alleged video that shows Ukrainian forces mistreating captured Russian soldiers

‘Kidnapped’ mayor of Melitopol is freed after being swapped for nine Russian soldiers

‘What the f*** are you doing’: Video of Ukrainian woman confronting Russian soldiers goes viral

Russian soldiers showed off their combat skills in the city of Kaliningrad on Saturday (May 18) to celebrate 316 years since the founding of the Baltic fleet. The servicemen staged a security operation and demonstrated their martial arts' training in front of the military officials and civilians.

Russian marines show off combat skills to celebrate Baltic fleet founding anniversary