Russia and Ukraine fight a long-drawn battle on the ground. The two countries are also batting heads on accusations of human rights violations. Ukraine says that Moscow has committed unspeakable war crimes and to prove it the country is preparing a dossier for presenting at the International Criminal Court.

Russia-Ukraine war: Ukraine's prosecutor to present 'war crime' dossier to ICC

Ukraine’s president on Thursday wrapped his US public-relations blitz for military support and for his 10-point peace plan with meetings on Capitol Hill, at the Pentagon, and in the Oval Office with President Joe Biden. Let's look at the diplomatic, performative aspect of the Ukraine conflict, from the stage that is the White House. To mark the 10-year anniversary of China’s Belt and Road Initiative, Beijing will host an international forum in Beijing next month. Ahead of that event, Hong Kong held a Belt and Road Summit. What do people think of a new, competing infrastructure initiative to connect India, the Middle East and Europe?

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky delivered an impassioned speech at the National Archive on Thursday evening to thank Americans for their support of his country throughout its war with Russia. Zelensky had previously paid visits to the White House, the Pentagon, and Congress. Following President Biden and first lady Jill Biden's speech, Zelensky was welcomed to the White House for the third time.

Zelensky thanks Biden: Ukraine has exactly what our soldiers need

Are Ukraine's allies abandoning Zelensky? Poland has decided to stop sending weapons to Ukraine. Slovakia & Hungary have decided to ban Ukrainian grain imports. Has Europe become tired of Ukraine's demands? Here's what Molly Gambhir has to say.

Gravitas: Are Ukraine's allies abandoning Zelensky?

Updates coming in from the Russian-Ukraine war, Russia launched its heaviest missile attack in weeks across Ukraine on Thursday, striking energy installations. Officials said this attack seemed to be the first salvo of a new air campaign on Ukrainian power infrastructure.

Russia-Ukraine war: At least 7 injured in Cherkasy after Russian attack

Kim Jong Un's visit to Russia has dominated the headlines this past week. But the question that few have an answer for is how much ammunition does Pyongyang have that it can spare? And what is Kim Jong Un getting in return? So as Russia has been shoring up its ammunition, Kyiv has continued with its steady push towards the Crimean peninsula. In a pre-dawn missile strike, Kyiv struck the port of Sevastopol damaging a large Russian ship and a submarine? But the question is: how much longer can Ukraine, with its manpower and ammunition push ahead with its counter-offensive? Mohammed Saleh gets you the details.

Ukraine captures 'Boyko Towers' of Crimean Peninsula from Russia

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced to re-shuffle his cabinet to cut down on corruption and secure global confidence subsequently for post-war planning.

Russia-Ukraine war: Ukraine fires 6 Defence Ministers as fighting continues in the east

Ukraine is ramping up its strikes to challenge Moscow's dominance in the black sea region. The war-hit nation says it attacked russian warships and destroyed air defences in Crimea. While Kyiv's counteroffensive in the south and east has been slowed by minefields and russian defensive lines, fighting has escalated in the black sea region. Here's all you need to know...

Russia-Ukraine war: Kyiv claims air defence systems in Crimea destroyed

Polling has concluded in Russia's occupied parts of Ukraine namely Donetsk, Kherson, Luhansk and Zaporizhzhia provinces. Governors including Moscow's powerful mayor are up for election in 21 regions controlled by Russia. Kyiv has expectedly denounced Russia's balloting in areas illegally annexed last year. Many countries in the global West have also condemned these elections.

Russia-Ukraine war: Kyiv opposes polling in Russian occupied areas

The Russia-Ukraine war is back in focus now with the developments of escalated attacks coming from Ukraine. A Russian strike killed at least over a dozen people including a child on Wednesday. The incident occurred hours after US state Secretary Antony Blinken arrived in Kyiv for a visit.

Russia-Ukraine war: Russian attack overlaps with US State Secy Antony Blinken's Kyiv visit

Military experts opine Ukraine’s counteroffensive woes are continuing, with recent gains a far cry from lighting successes last year. The first casualty of the Ukrainian counteroffensive was wishful thinking. Any hope that Russian troops would abandon their trenches and flee has now been left far behind on the battlefield. Here's what experts are saying on Ukraine’s woes.

Kyiv deploying too many troops in wrong places, struggling to cut off Russia in the south

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: Kyiv on Monday said Iranian-made Russian drones fell and detonated on Romanian territory during an overnight strike on the Ukrainian port of Izmail, a claim that NATO member Romania denied.

Russia-Ukraine war: Ukraine says Russian drone hit NATO member Romania

In recent times, Russia’s landscape has been changing dramatically, and it's not just about geopolitics. Since February 2022, an alarming trend has been emerging—a mass exodus of young, educated Russians leaving their homeland in pursuit of brighter prospects abroad.

Russia's brain drain and economic impact

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Sunday announced that he was replacing Kyiv's defence minister Oleksiy Reznikov, terming the move as a 'new approach' in the ministry. He nominated Rustem Umerov, a Crimean Tatar head of the State Property Fund since last year, to replace Reznikov.

Russia-Ukraine war: Kyiv recaptures the village of Robotyne

Russia-Ukraine war: Zelensky nominates Rustem Umerov to replace Reznikov

A Russian airport in the city of school was the target of a drone attack through the course of this war the role and deployment of drone warfare played a pivotal role. In the latest, a Russian airport near the border with Estonia came under a drone attack. There was no immediate comment from the Russian defense Ministry but four heavy transport planes were reportedly damaged.

Russia-Ukraine war: Barrage of Ukrainian drone attacks in recent weeks

A Russian airport in the city of PSKOV was the target of a drone attack through the course of this war the role and deployment of drone warfare played a pivotal role. In the latest, a Russian airport near the border with Estonia came under a drone attack. There was no immediate comment from the Russian defense Ministry but four heavy transport planes were reportedly damaged.

Russia-Ukraine war: Russian fighter aircraft launch missiles on Ukrainian capital

Moscow said Monday that it had scrambled two fighter jets to intercept two US reconnaissance drones near Crimea.

Russia-Ukraine war: Russia says intercepted two US drones near Crimea

Yevgeny Prigozhin, the chief of Russia's Wagner mercenary group, has died in a mysterious plane crash. Prigozhin's death comes two months after he led a failed mutiny against the Kremlin. @VikramChandra tells you how anyone who crosses Putin either dies, or disappears, or is jailed.

Wagner chief Prigozhin is dead. Did Putin order the hit?

Whoever crosses Russian President Vladimir Putin either disappears, is imprisoned or ends up dead. Wagner chief Prigozhin was on borrowed time since his failed mutiny in Rostov-on-Don. On August 23, his plane mysteriously crashed, and the Wagner chief died.

Gravitas Plus: Did Russia's Wagner chief Prigozhin die because he crossed Putin?

President Vladimir Putin has ordered Wagner fighters to sign an oath of allegiance to the Russian state after a deadly plane crash believed to have killed Yevgeny Prigozhin, the volatile chief of the mercenary group.

Putin orders Wagner fighters to sign oath of allegiance

The Russia-Ukraine war continues to escalate as Moscow has unleashed all its might. While Kyiv is leaving no stone unturned in its defence but do you know there's more to Ukraine's Arsenal than Western-supplied weapons? Apart from the United States M-142 high mass and UK's M-270 rocket launchers, Ukraine is also deploying custom-built mini rocket launchers on the battlefield called Mini-Grads. These weapons use paths taken from Soviet-era ammunition.

Reports: Ukraine uses 'Mini-Grads' against Russia in Zaporizhzhia

The Tu-22M3 is a long-range supersonic missile carrier bomber. It is designed to destroy sea and ground-based targets by means of guided missiles and aerial bombs. The backfire is a conventionally designed aircraft with a variable-swept low wing. Now, as per the Russia air force handbook, the tu-22m3 can hit speeds of over 2-thousand kilometres per hour. it has a range of over 5-thousand kilometres. The bomber boasts of a service ceiling of 13.5 kilometres. In its final form, the Tu-22M3 was put into service in 1989.

Russian Tu-22M3 bomber destroyed in drone strike

Russian crude oil prices have risen over a group of seven caps, but Western trade services have not been affected. Western-owned or insured ships visiting the nation's ports had dropped marginally since early July when Urals surged over $60.

Russia’s flagship oil above $60 does little to halt G7 services

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: Russia's Defence Ministry says it has thwarted the Ukrainian drone attack on the Moscow region that has injured at least two people. According to the Russian Aviation Authority, nearly 50 flights in and out of Moscow were disrupted. Drone strikes on the Russian Capital have become increasingly common in recent months.

Russia thwarted Ukraine drone attack on Moscow, 2 injured

The US has granted approval for F-16 fighter jets to be sent to Ukraine after months of saying no. Will these coveted warplanes help the war-battered country win air dominance against Russia? Molly Gambhir brings you a report.

Gravitas: US okays arming Ukraine with F-16 | Will it help Kyiv fend off Russia?

The city of Kupiansk is just 25 miles from the Russian border. A strategic city in the Kharkiv region it had been captured by the invading Russian forces in the initial days of the war, before it was retaken by the Ukrainian forces in September last year. From the reports that are now coming in from the battle lines, Kupiansk has again become the focus of Russia's assault. The city's residents are bracing themselves for a possible second occupation from the Russians. After two months of a sluggish counteroffensive, what has become clear is that Ukraine has failed to make any major inroads into the Russian defences. The Crimean peninsula and the eastern frontlines had been the major theatre of combat. But the focus point of the fighting is beginning to shift again Mohammed Saleh gets you the details.

Russia's move on Kupiansk, forces evacuations in Ukraine's Kharkiv

The United States Intelligence has shared significant information regarding the Ukrainian counter-offensive. It says that Ukraine's plans to regain lost territories will fail to reach Melitopol City. According to a report by Washington Post, this year Kyiv will not fulfil its key objective of pushing Russian forces further from their bases.

Russia-Ukraine war: US Intelligence claims that Ukraine will fail to meet offensive's key aim

Leisure members Denmark and the Netherlands have been leading international efforts to train Pilots as well as support staff to maintain aircraft and ultimately enable Ukraine to obtain F-16 aircraft for use in its war with Russia. The climate to provide Ukraine with United States-built F-16 Jets is growing.

Blinken: Russian aggression, violation of Ukraine's sovereignty

According to Dmytro Kuleba, Ukraine's foreign minister, Ukraine would require a steady supply of Western weapons and ammunition until its force has expelled Russian soldiers from all occupied Ukrainian territory.

Russia-Ukraine war: Dmytro Kuleba says Ukraine will need arms from the West

The war in Ukraine has been going on for a long time now and the one thing which has been constant since the war broke out is Ukraine's demand to join the world's most powerful military alliance NATO. Although for Kyiv, that demand still remains a dream in the latest the chief of staff to the NATO Secretary General might have given a solution to Ukraine on how to join the alliance. To know more watch this interview with the former German Ambassador to NATO, Joachim Bitterlich.

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