While the Russia-Ukraine war continues to drag on an emerging report has put a spotlight on the human cost of the war. A Ukrainian search unit exhumed human remains from a village in eastern Ukraine. According to the initial reports the remains are believed to be of Russian soldiers who were killed in combat.

Remains of Russian soldiers found in Eastern Ukraine

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: Two people were killed and their daughter was wounded in what Russia said was a Ukrainian attack on the Crimea Bridge. Quoting sources news agency AFP stated that the attack was carried out by the Ukrainian security service and the Navy.

Attack on Crimean Bridge: At least 2 killed in Kerch blasts, Moscow blames Kyiv

As the war in Ukraine continues the reliance on drones has exponentially increased and not just for Russia but also for Ukraine. Drones have been crucial in the war since the very first days at that time the Ukrainian servicemen deployed them to monitor Russia's troop movements. Last year Ukrainian president Zelensky also appealed for donations that there are Gifts of smaller consumer drones to be donated directly to Ukraine or to warehouses in the US and Poland for onward shipment to the front lines.

Ukraine's combat usage of drones also on the rise

The United States military believes that cluster munitions would be useful for Ukraine in pushing back against Russian forces, a senior Pentagon official said on Thursday, but they had not been approved for Kyiv yet because of congressional restrictions and concerns from allies.

Analysts: Ukraine, Russia using cluster bombs

The United States military believes that cluster munitions would be useful for Ukraine in pushing back against Russian forces, a senior Pentagon official said on Thursday, but they had not been approved for Kyiv yet because of congressional restrictions and concerns from allies. To know more watch this interview with the Director of Nuclear Studies Institute, Peter Kuznick.

Pentagon: Cluster munitions can help Kyiv

Russia-Ukraine war nears 500 Days Of Violence a Russian missile strike hit an apartment Block in the Ukrainian city of Lviv. The attack killed at least four people and wounded 34 others. The footage from the area shows emergency responders clearing rubble and wood from the gutted first floor of the building in the city cars recovered in dust and their Windows were blown out lined a pavement piled with debris.

Lviv: Emergency services rescue 7 from rubble

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: The Ukraine-Russia war has reached 500 days, and there are concerns about the threat to the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant.

War clouds on safety of Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant

Some fresh updates coming in from the conflict zone of Russia and Ukraine. Moscow claiming to have shot down four Ukrainian drones on Tuesday while a fifth one jammed and crashed in an open area in the capital city. This comes on the sidelines of Kyiv's counter-offensive.

Russia blames Kyiv for drone attacks

Here, we bring you the news that is trending across WION's social media platforms- Ukrainian writer and investigator succumbed to her wounds from a Russian missile attack. 37-year-old Victoria Amelina was investigating Russian war crimes as the wall rumbles on and has a heap of casualties.

Russian war crimes investigator succumbs to injuries from Russian missile attack

The Ukrainian forces are resisting a Russian onslaught in eastern areas of the front and they face difficulties in the Northeast. However, the Ukrainian Deputy Defense Minister cited progress near the shattered city of Bakhmut and in the south. Casualties continue to mount amid the grinding Battle of attrition. A Ukrainian writer and war crimes investigator wounded in a Russian missile strike at a restaurant last week has died. The 37-year-old Victoria Amelina was wounded when a Russian missile destroyed a Rio pizza restaurant in the eastern city of Kramatorsk.

Award-winning writer Victoria Amelina dies in Russian strike

Ever since Putin came into power, he has allowed little dissent at home But things changed when Wagner Chief Yevgeny Prigozhin went up right against the Kremlin. Watch how the uncontrollable feud between the warlord and Russia’s top defence leadership got exposed

Is Putin losing his grip on Russia?

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: Ukrainian prosecutors on Friday charged a Russian politician and two suspected Ukrainian collaborators with war crimes over the alleged deportation of dozens of orphans. Ukraine claims that more than 19,000 children have been illegally transferred to Russia or Russian-held territories. However, Kremlin has repeatedly denied allegations that Russia violated children's rights in Ukraine.

Ukraine accuses Russia over deportation of orphans

There is another addition to the list of U.S. President Joe Biden's embarrassing moments. When asked for a comment on the Russia-Ukraine war, Biden said Russian President Vladimir Putin is losing the war in Iraq. Molly Gambhir tells you more.

US President Biden says Russian counterpart Putin losing war in Iraq

The Russia-Ukraine war is replete with endless twists and turns on the one hunt Kyiv has lashed out at Moscow for attacking civilians in a restaurant bombing. On the other hand, the West has rolled the dice on Putin's failure following the Wagner group's attempted Mutiny last week. The ongoing conflict has spread in a myriad of different directions with each front telling a different story.

Kyiv alleges Moscow missile struck restaurant

You know about Japanese Nationals jumping into the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war now let's talk about the role of Nepalese soldiers also known as Gurkhas in this war. Unlike the Japanese Nepali Gurkhas have reportedly joined the Wagner Group Russia's private military company. But what is driving them to do this? The answer is the prospect of Russian citizenship. Take a look.

Role of Nepali Gurkhas in Russia-Ukraine war

Two Russian missiles hit a restaurant in the centre of Kramatorsk in eastern Ukraine killing at least 10 people including a child. The strikes also leftover 60 other people injured. Watch more in this interview with International affairs expert Greg Swanson.

Russia strikes Ukrainian restaurants: At least 10 killed, 61 injured

While the situation in Moscow is tense three people were killed and others wounded in Kyiv early on Saturday after the first strikes were reported from several parts of Ukraine. The Ukrainian authorities also reported explosions in the eastern city of Kharkiv their defense systems have been put to work in Ukrainian Capital as the city was rocked by Russian strikes.

Fighting rages in multiple parts of Ukraine

Amid Africa's peace mission for Ukraine comes the NATO Chief's latest assertion that Ukraine has the right to liberate its own land after over 400 Days of the Russia-Ukraine conflict. The Ukrainian forces have recaptured a village in one of the most heavenly areas of a Russian-occupied South. Keep watching to know more.

Ukraine: New village recaptured in the south | Russia-Ukraine War

Almost 16 months are over as the Russia-Ukraine war began and the world has been compelled to take sides or even worse stand by and watch in silence. But with all the noise of warfare who are the ones that pay the actual price? Take a look.

Russia-Ukraine war: Who pays the ultimate price of war?

It has been almost one year since the fight for Bakhmut began and after several months of grinding and nutritional conflict, the longest and bloodiest battle of the Russian war in Ukraine has left the town in ruins. Take a look at the dire condition of the town.

The grinding battle of Bakhmut | Russia-Ukraine War

Ukraine's much-anticipated counter-offensive is of course underway and it seems to be dealing a fair bit of a hand for the war-stroke nation something that even NATO has acknowledged. Yet, there is no end in sight for the back and forth between the two sides and the cost of the hundreds of lives that are in fact, being lost on the battlefield.

NATO Chief: Must ensure history does not repeat itself | Russia-Ukraine war

Since the beginning of the Russia-Ukraine war, Russian President Vladimir Putin has made a big admission that Moscow's forces in Ukraine are running out of weaponry! He says Russia is ready for Ukraine talks provided that the West stops the arms supply. Watch to know more.

Putin: Russia is running out of weaponry | Russia-Ukraine War

Putin admits Russia doesn’t have enough weapons and drones

Russia strikes again in Ukraine this time the target was Odesa. An overnight air raid and missile attacks heeled people in Odesa and the same number in the Donetsk region. This is even as Ukraine claims its counter-offensive is making strong inroads in Odesa.

Overnight Russian strikes in Odesa and Donetsk | Russian-Ukraine war

Russia strikes again in Ukraine this time the target was Odesa. An overnight air raid and missile attacks heeled people in Odesa and the same number in the Donetsk region. This is even as Ukraine claims its counter-offensive is making strong inroads in Odesa. Watch to know more in this interview with Lt. Colonel (Retd) Glen Grant who was the former Advisor to the Defence Minister of Ukraine.

Ukraine's counter-offensive intensifies | Russia-Ukraine war

Over the last 16 months, the Ukraine-Russia War western nations have raised big worries about what they tell Moscow's disinformation agenda. Now France has come forward to call out the Kremlin's alleged disinformation campaign. French Foreign Minister Catherine Colonna says that French authorities are working closely with their Partners to counter the hybrid Warfare by Russia. Watch to know more.

France exposes Russian disinformation campaign | Russia-Ukraine war

The Ukraine war has not left anyone untouched not even the powerful Russian oligarchs. Russia's power pillars now face the prospect of paying windfall tax to raise 3.6 billion dollars to help the war effort. The proposed Levy outlined in the draft Bill introduced on Tuesday will require wealthy businessmen making profits of more than 11 million dollars a year since 2021 to pay a one-off tax worth up to 10% of the gains. This Levy could raise about 300 million Rubles or 3.6 billion dollars for the war effort.

Russia's rich and powerful under scanner | Russia-Ukraine war

Russia's ongoing battle with Ukraine has entered its 16th month but of late in the backdrop of Kyiv's counter-offensive. The Russian army is fighting another battle of its own one amongst its subsidiary military factions it remains no secret that Moscow's Armed Forces stand at the cusp of a divided leadership. At the moment, the wedge between Wagner Chief Yevgeny Prigozhin and Defense Minister of Russia Sergei Shoigu has deepened in the last 48 hours.

Army within the Army: Tensions rise between Russian Military factions

Even though it is Russia and Ukraine who are fighting the war every bullet fired in that warzone is provided by the West predominantly the United States. Russia has been questioning the West and accused them of fueling the war. The US pumps billions of dollars worth of weapons to Ukraine. It is an open secret that goes beyond just protecting Ukraine. Take a look to know more.

Does the US know how Kyiv is using their weapons? | Russia-Ukraine war

West accused of adding fuel to the fire | Russia-Ukraine war

Russia and Ukraine are struggling to contain the effects of one of the biggest humanitarian crises unleashed due to the war, the breach of the key Ukrainian Dam. It has triggered a massive flood downstream. At least seven people have already died in the flood affected areas and the political blame game is on more in our next report.

Ukraine damn breach: Dam collapse is an ecological catastrophe

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