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 but 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.

NATO official on Ukraine's membership: Cede territory, get membership

The war in Ukraine rages on the Russian side and has increased the number of strikes in several Ukrainian cities. However, this does not seem to stop the Ukrainian counter-offensive. Kyiv claims it has liberated a settlement in the industrial Donetsk region.

Russia-Ukraine war: Ukraine reports Russian attacks at ports

The Ukraine is one of the world's largest growers of Wheat and Sunflower but the war-torn nation's farmers are battling to get their produce out through land and other means. The Trinity of export difficulties collapsing prices and Russian Rockets are hammering their businesses.

Ukraine: War-torn farmers in despair over rock-bottoms prices

Moscow moves to strengthen its military presence far up north following the deployment of Warships in the Arctic Ocean.

Russia-Ukraine war: Will Artic be the next theatre of war?

Counter-attacks continue in the Russia-Ukraine war which has been intensifying Ukraine has unleashed a volley of drone strikes on Russia while Moscow has launched what has been dubbed as a group strike in the Military field in Western Ukraine. The latest incident is about Kyiv targeting the Crimean Bridge link that connects the Crimean Peninsula with the Russian mainland. Watch this report to know more.

Russia-Ukraine war: Kyiv unleashes flurry of rocket and drone attacks on Crimea

-Tensions boil over in the South China Sea -Israel threatens to 'return Lebanon into the Stone Age' if provoked into a war -State of emergency declared in Ecuador Mohammed Saleh gets you an in-depth report of the world's biggest warzones of the week in World At War.

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

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: All the heads of Ukraine's regional military recruitment centres will be dismissed, President Volodymyr Zelensky announced on August 11, amid concerns about corruption. Zelensky said a review of Ukraine's recruiting centres revealed signs of professional abuse ranging from illegal enrichment to transporting draft-eligible men across the border despite a wartime ban.

Russia-Ukraine war: Ukraine dismisses regional military recruitment centre head

The tensions are on the rise along the Belarus-Poland border. Russia's Wagner mercenaries are in Belarus and this is not sitting right with Poland. Warsaw is planning to send at least about 10,000 extra troops to the Border will be in addition to the bodyguards present there.

Tensions mount on Belarus-Poland border

Since Ukraine launched a counter-offensive in early June Kyiv has now urged its civilians in areas near the front lines close to the northeastern town of Kup'yans'k to evacuate. This has come about as Russia is ramping up its assault to recapture the lost land in the conflict. Meanwhile, in Kyiv's southeastern Zaporizhzhia region, the front-line town of Orikhiv has seen some of the fiercest fighting in recent weeks.

Russia-Ukraine war: Russia shells attack Kyiv's Zaporizhzhia

Ukraine's repeated drone strikes into the heart of Moscow have made one thing very clear. No territory on either side of the Russia-Ukraine border is now safe from enemy attack. What is interesting is the fact that Russia and Ukraine instead of just relying on expensive missiles are more and more relying on cheaper drones to strike at their enemy. On the 4th of August, Kyiv in an audacious attack struck a Russian warship that was stationed at Russia's Black Sea naval base of Novorossiysk. The video of the damaged warship 'Olenogorsky Gornyak' being towed to the port with the help of two tugboats has now gone viral. Even though Ukraine in its counteroffensive has so far failed to make any major headway, what is clear is that Kyiv is managing to pull off some very audacious attacks on Russia with the use of naval drones. Mohammed Saleh gets you the details.

Ukraine unleashes deadly Naval Drones to break Russia's Black Sea blockade

The lengthy, private debate and many hours of comments from the various delegations came to an end on Saturday night at the Saudi Arabian-hosted Ukraine peace talks. But no official announcement was made. While on the other hand, the Russia-Ukraine war rages on in different locations in both Russia and Ukraine. To understand this better, watch this interview with the professor of the University of South-Eastern Norway, Glenn Diesen.

Russia-Ukraine war: BRICS member countries attend Saudi Arabia Peace Summit

The lengthy, private debate and many hours of comments from the various delegations came to an end on Saturday night at the Saudi Arabian-hosted Ukraine peace talks. But no official announcement was made. While on the other hand, Russia-Ukraine war rages on in different locations in both Russia and Ukraine.

Russia-Ukraine War: Ukraine peace-talks in Saudi Arabia conclude

According to reports, Chinese companies manufacture drones for Russians adapted for strikes, including drones that can carry two 120mm mines at once, each weighing about 16 kg. To know more watch this interview with Senior Fellow at Atlantic Council, Col (R.) Rich Outzen.

Russia-Ukraine war: Lukewarm effect of West's sanction on Moscow

According to reports, Chinese companies manufacture drones for Russians adapted for strikes, including drones that can carry two 120mm mines at once, each weighing about 16 kg.

New twist in Russia-Ukraine drone warfare

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: Workers installed Ukraine's national trident on an iconic monument depicting the Motherland in Kyiv on Sunday, replacing old Soviet symbols in one of the most visible examples of breaking away from the past and Moscow's influence.

Soviet hammer & sickle replaced by 'Tryzub' on war monument in Ukraine

Ukraine has said that sea drones struck a major Russian port on Friday and damaged a warship in an attack that underlined Kyiv's growing capabilities as the Black Sea has become increasingly an important Battleground in this war. To know more watch this interview with Founder of Geopolitical Consultancy, Velina Tchakarova.

Kyiv: Sea drones hit a major Russian port

Ukraine has said that sea drones struck a major Russian port on Friday and damaged a warship in an attack that underlined Kyiv's growing capabilities as the Black Sea has become increasingly an important Battleground in this war.

Russia-Ukraine war: Another sea drone attack by Ukraine on Russian base

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Ukraine deploys deadly Naval Drones to break Russia's Black Sea blockade

In yet another drone strike deep inside Ukrainian territory, Russia attacked Ukrainian ports near Romania on Wednesday night. However, this time, Moscow targeted key facilities vital for shipping grain from Ukraine. This comes after the collapse of the black sea grain deal. Russia struck grain elevators and warehouses in the port of Izmail. His port sits just across the Danube River from Romania. Officials in Kyiv say 40,000 tonnes of grain were destroyed. Kyiv says the attack resulted in damage to silos, warehouses and administrative buildings. The shipments were headed to African nations, Israel and China.

Russian drone strike damages 40,000 tonnes of grain in Ukraine’s port of Izmail on Romanian border

It's been over 500 Days since the Russia-Ukraine conflict commenced. The war clouds are still pouring heavily over the Eurasian region in the hot bit of the war. Bakhmut is still on fire, Russia has continued pounding the Ukrainian cities with missiles our next report gets more details

Zelensky praises special operation forces

Saudi Arabia is all set to host Ukraine peace talks in Jeddah next month with an aim to find a way to start negotiations over Russia’s war on Ukraine. According to reports, a total of 30 countries will be taking part in the summit.

Can Saudi Arabia broker peace between Russia and Ukraine

After trying to find refuge in Belarus it seems that the Wagner group will concentrate its troops in Africa. The leader of the Russian mercenary group Yevgeny Prigozhin has said that the group is not now ready to increase its presence on the African continent. On the other side, Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy welcomed Qatar's prime minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani to Kyiv on Friday. The talks with Zelenskyy were fruitful and involved discussions on the safe functioning of the Black Sea grain corridor. It also deliberated upon Ukraine's ten-point peace plan.

Zelensky hosts Qatar Prime Minister | Prigozhin aims to deepen relations with Africa

There have been a list of Russian generals that have been dismissed by Putin, experts say that it is a sign that generals are judged more on their loyalty than their performance on the battlefield meanwhile Ukrainian president Volodymr Zelensky also sacked one of its commanders amidst corruption scandals.

Russian commanders dismissed by Putin

Here, we bring you the news that is trending across WION's social media platforms- As the Crimea Bridge with strategic importance was blown up it has come to a standstill. Russia held Ukraine responsible for the alleged attack. Russian President Vladimir Putin vowed to retaliate but why is it so important for Putin? Watch WION's report.

Why is the Crimea Bridge important for Putin?

Following the grain deal crisis the repercussions are more clear than ever. Geopolitical tensions are triggering a potential surge in food costs with wheat and corn prices skyrocketing. While global inflation appears to be easing there's a new cause for concern rising food prices. Wheat and corn are on a roller coaster ride due to Russia's latest decision to surprisingly withdraw from a crucial grain deal with Ukraine.

Russia's grain deal withdrawal sparks food price surge

Russia attacked the Odesa region for the second consecutive night. The strikes come after Moscow quit on Monday a year-old grain deal allowing the safe passage of Ukrainian grain through the black sea. The grain deal termination prompted the United Nations to warn it risked creating hunger around the world. Let's take a look at what is happening in Odesa, and the significance of the port city.

'Mass revenge strike': Moscow hits Odesa; 60,000 tonnes of grain destroyed

Russia launched an attack on the Odesa region for the third day in a row. On Monday, Moscow withdrew from a one-year-old grain arrangement that permitted the peaceful transit of Ukrainian grain over the Black Sea. The United Nations warned that the termination of the grain deal risked generating global hunger.

Russia attacks Odesa for the third day

It's been over 500 Days since Russia began its military operation in Ukraine the crossfire continues but as Battle Cry cries echo it is the common man on both sides they are feeling the pain. The pain of war is felt by all not just the warring sides. Today we dive into the battlefield of Russia's Financial landscape where water on wallets points at a longing for stability. Will the Russian people dare to dream again or will they surrender? Take a look at this report.

News in numbers: Impact of Russia-Ukraine war

An attack on the Kerch bridge, killing a couple and seriously injuring their daughter, left a span of the roadway hanging perilously. The damage initially appeared to be less severe than what was caused by an assault in October, but it highlighted the bridge’s vulnerability. A spokesperson for the Ukrainian security service did not directly acknowledge responsibility. However, the spokesperson said the security service would reveal details about organising the blast once Ukraine achieves victory in the war. Here's a look at why the Crimea Bridge is important.

Putin opened the Crimea Bridge in 2018, here's why the bridge matters

With Russia refusing to extend the Black Sea grain deal Ukrainian president Zelensky has said that the Black Sea grain Corridor can continue to operate without Russia's participation. To understand this better watch this interview with the former Advisor to the defence minister of Ukraine, Lt. Colonel (R) Glen Grant.

Russia withdraws from Ukraine grain deal, can Zelensky bank on EU?

A critical deal that once allowed Ukraine’s grain to be safely exported via the black sea has come to an end as Russia unexpectedly withdrew its support. This move raises alarming concerns over the well-being of millions of people worldwide, as the united nations warn, it could strike a devastating blow to those in need.

Russia: Black Sea grain deal terms for extension not fulfilled

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