Head of French President Emmanuel Macron's Elysee Palace diplomatic team has said that China was delivering items to Russia which could be used as military equipment by the latter.

China is providing equipment to Russia it shouldn't: French diplomat

Russia's invasion of Ukraine started last year in February and left a significant impact on people and economies worldwide. New developments in the recent pose the threat of the war spreading and engulfing some more nations.

Will Ukraine war expand to other regions? Poland moving troops over Wagner risk from Belarus

Ukraine claimed on Friday (July 20) that the Russian missiles hit grain terminals of an agricultural enterprise in the southern Odesa region. The regional governor said that the strikes injured two people.

Ukraine says Russian missiles strike Odesa grain warehouses

Russian Defence Ministry said on Wednesday (July 19) that it would deem all ships travelling to Ukrainian ports to be carriers of military cargo. It added that countries the flag of which would potentially fly on the ships will be considered to be party to the conflict on the Ukrainian side.

Blow hot blow cold? Putin sounds conciliatory but defence ministry raises stakes on grain ships

Ukrainian authorities claimed early Thursday (July 20) that nine people were injured, including five children, after a Russian strike on the Ukrainian port city of Mykolaiv.

Russian strike on Ukraine's port city of Mykolaiv injures nine, including children

Britain's spy chief made rare comments on Wednesday (July 19) on the ongoing Ukraine war and Russian President Vladimir Putin in a speech and interview in the Czech capital Prague.

MI6 chief urges Russians 'appalled' by war to 'join hands with us'

The Ukrainian Air Force said in a statement Wednesday (July 19) that Russia had launched overnight air attacks on the Ukrainian port of Odesa. The attack comes just a day after Moscow carried out air attacks on Ukraine's south and east using drones and possibly ballistic missiles.

'Hellish night' for Ukraine as Russia launches another air strike on Odesa

Ukraine said early Tuesday (July 18) that Russia launched overnight air attacks on Ukraine's south and east using drones and possibly ballistic missiles. Taking to Telegram, the Ukrainian Air Force said the southern port of Odesa and the Mykolaiv, Donetsk, Kherson, Zaporizhzhia and Dnipropetrovsk regions were under threat of Russian drone attacks.

Morning brief: Russia possibly using ballistic missiles, says Ukraine, and more

The Ukraine war appears to be entering its most cruel stage. With both sides now armed and determined to use cluster bombs, it is only a matter of time before the death toll and the number of people injured start rising. Should you be worried? Listen in to Priyanka Sharma.

Gravitas: Ukraine war enters its most cruel stage. Here's why.

The Kremlin said on Monday (July 17) that Russia has suspended its participation in the Black Sea grain export deal, and will only return to the deal if Moscow's conditions are met.

Russia-Ukraine war: Moscow suspends participation in Black Sea grain deal

The UK is all set to announce plans to improve the combat readiness of its military. While the European nation intends to spend 3.3 billion dollars on replenishing Munitions and stockpiles that have been depleted by the war in Ukraine. Well, the war- now has exposed weaknesses in the British military including dwindling reserves or Munitions and a lack of industrial capacity needed to ramp up production quickly.

Ukraine war exposes the weaknesses in UK military

Ukrainian Air Force said early on Tuesday (July 18) that Russia launched overnight air attacks on Ukraine's south and east using drones and possibly ballistic missiles.

Air attacks on Ukraine: Russia possibly using ballistic missiles, says Kyiv

USAID chief Samantha Power on Monday (July 17) announced more than USD 500 million in humanitarian assistance as she visited Ukraine. According to the United Nations, about 17 million people are in need of help following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

USAID chief unveils more than $500 million aid during Ukraine visit

The remains of a Russian soldier were exhumed by a Ukrainian search unit in an eastern Donetsk village on Saturday (July 15). They said that the soldier was killed in combat months ago.

Ukrainian search unit exhumes remains of Russian soldier in Donetsk

United States Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said on Sunday (July 16) that redoubling support for Ukraine was the single best way to aid the global economy, adding there was a massive difference that foreign assistance was making to the war-torn country.

Redoubling support for Ukraine single best way to aid global economy: Yellen

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky warned citizens on Friday (July 14) that Russia had been putting all resources into a campaign aimed at halting Ukrainian troops from taking forth the counter-offensive.

Morning brief: Russia-Ukraine war updates, further rain predicted in Delhi, and more

Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky has failed in a last-ditch effort to secure an invitation for Ukraine to join the NATO alliance the leaders of the 31 members.

Zelensky accuses NATO of 'showing disrespect'

Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Thursday (July 13) that Russia will regard Western F-16 fighter jets sent to Ukraine as a "nuclear" threat because of their capacity to carry atomic weapons.

F-16 jets in Ukraine will be seen as 'nuclear' threat: Russia

British Defence Secretary Ben Wallace has been facing flack after his "We are not Amazon" comment for Ukraine went viral. Members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) gathered in Lithuania's capital to discuss future plans for Ukraine.

Weapons supply to Ukraine: Allies embarrassed over Ben Wallace's we are 'not Amazon' remarks?

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said in an interview that the armed confrontation in Ukraine will continue until the West gives up plans to dominate and defeat Moscow.

Russia-Ukraine war: Lavrov says conflict will not end until West drops plans to defeat Moscow

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) members are gathering in Lithuania's Vilnius for a key summit on Tuesday, but hours before that, Russia launched an air strike on Kyiv.

Russia launches air strike on Kyiv ahead of NATO summit

Ukrainian forces on Sunday (July 9) pressed on with their campaign to recapture Russian-held areas in the southeast. Russian accounts said that heavy fighting gripped areas outside the city of Bakhmut.

Ukrainian forces advance in south; four killed in Russian strikes in Zaporizhzhia

The two-day NATO Summit is set to begin in Vilnius, Lithuania’s capital. In just a few hours, and the agenda will be the war in Ukraine.

Joining NATO and joining EU are two different process: Brussels

US President Joe Biden said that war-ravaged Ukraine is not ready to join the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), an intergovernmental military alliance of countries from Europe and North America.

Biden says Ukraine not ready for NATO membership in the middle of war with Russia

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