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Ukraine war: UK defence ministry claims Russia threatening to shoot its own retreating soldiers

Russian President Vladimir Putin's private army, also called the Wagner group has opened its first official headquarters in the city of Saint Petersburg, Russia.

Putin's Wagner private army gets its first official headquarters in Russia

The United States on Friday announced an additional $400 million in military aid to Ukraine which includes refurbishing T-72 tanks and missiles for HAWK air defence systems.

US announces an additional $400 million military aid for Ukraine; reaffirms 'unwavering' support

A Russian-installed official in southern Ukraine said on Thursday (November 3) said that Russian troops are likely to retreat from the west bank of Dnipro river in Kherson.

Russia hints at retreat in southern Ukraine, but Kyiv thinks it's a trap

The uncertainty over Russian President Vladimir Putin’s participation in the Group of 20 (G-20) leaders’ summit in Indonesia continues even after the Russian leader’s phone conversation with the leader of the host nation.

Russian President Vladimir Putin yet to decide on attending G-20 summit in Bali

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday (November 4) said that all the civilians should be taken out of Moscow-occupied Kherson region in southern Ukraine, stating that the civilian population "should not suffer" from the shelling.

Russia-Ukraine war: Putin says civilians 'should be removed' from Moscow-occupied Kherson

Is Putin currently battling two life-threatening diseases? Leaked document suggests so

The Ukraine-Russia war is strengthening the anti-west bloc. Russia, China, Iran now North Korea has joined the tide as well. Washington claims that Pyongyang is supplying Moscow with artillery shells the operation seems to be a covert one.

Significant number of weapons in Russia's arsenal, Is North Korea aiding in escalating Ukraine war?

Germany has no plans to dismantle the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline, confirmed Bundestag, the German parliament in a response dated October 26, 2022. The response came in reply to a question by a far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) lawmaker.

Germany has no plans to dismantle Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline

The Russia-Ukraine crisis is escalating, raising geopolitical tensions but both the Ukrainian people's battle and Western efforts to support Kyiv continue. The war led to food, and fuel crises globally, with direct or indirect impacts on several industries, aviation being one of them.

Some Ukrainians are 'recycling' a downed Russian jet by turning them into luggage tags: Report

Amid the conundrum over the use of Iranian drones by Russia in the Ukraine war, the United States is saying that it has concrete information that indicates North Korea is secretly supplying Russia with a "significant" number of artillery shells for the ongoing war.

US alleges North Korea is 'covertly supplying' artillery shells to Russia for Ukraine war

Russia on Wednesday rejoined the United Nations-led Black Sea Grain Initiative, a pact first signed in July 2022 to ensure a safe and secure corridor for grain and fertilisers exports from Ukraine.

Russia resumes support for Ukraine’s grain corridor as Turkey guarantees shipments to Africa first

Poland's defence minister on Wednesday (November 3) said that orders have been given to the authorities to construct a razor-wire fence on its border with Russian exclave Kaliningrad.

Poland sealing border with Russian exclave Kaliningrad by building razor-wire fence

United States president Joe Biden apparently lost his temper during a phone call in June while talking to his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky. The United States emerged as one of the key allies of Kyiv during the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war.

Russia-Ukraine war: During a phone call in June, Biden 'lost his temper' while speaking with Zelensky

The continuous surge in oil and fuel prices due to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war impacted millions globally with people coping with a rise in the cost of living.

'Windfall of war': Energy firms report bumper profits as millions continue to struggle

After eight long months, the war in Ukraine is getting increasingly worst and uglier by the day. In the latest, Russia's black sea fleet came under attack in Sevastopol. Moscow said, the attack was carried out under guidance of British specialists.

Drone attack in Crimea's Sevastopol; Russia backs out of Ukraine grain deal

Following the daring drone attack on its Black Sea Fleet, Russia suspended its participation in the United Nations brokered grain deal. This has now reversed months of diplomatic efforts that were aimed at ensuring Food Security in the world's poorest regions.

Russia comes out of Ukraine grain deal after Sevastopol drone attack

The European Union (EU) on Sunday (October 30) called on Russia to reverse its decision to pull out of Ukraine grain deal. The UN-brokered deal guaranteed safe passage for Ukrainian grain in spite of the war raging in the country.

EU urges Russia to reverse its decision of suspending Ukraine grain deal

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelesnky said on Friday (October 28) that Russia has launched more than 30 drone attacks against Ukraine in just two days. He was speaking from Kyiv and was staNding next to what appeared to be a downed drone.

Zelensky stands besides downed drone, vows to 'clip' Russian air power

Russia's black sea fleet came under attack in Sevastopol. Moscow said, the attack was carried out under guidance of British specialists and UK helped Ukraine in planning the attack.

Ukraine war: 'Massive' drone attack in Crimea; Russia blames Ukraine, UK

Russia declared on Saturday (October 29) that it was suspending its participation in grain deal that allowed export of Ukrainian grain. Russia blamed alleged drone attack on Russian ships in Crimea as the reason for its decision.

Russia suspends participation in Ukraine grain deal, cites attack on its fleet in Crimea bay as reason

European Union Justice Commissioner Didier Reynders said in an interview published on Saturday that the EU has frozen Russian assets worth around 17 billion euros since Moscow invaded Ukraine in February this year.

Russian assets worth 17 bn euros frozen by EU, may be given to Ukraine for rebuilding: Official

'Massive' drone attack in Sevastopol; Russia alleges British hand in attack

Senior Ukraine military officials claimed that Russia is amassing troops on the right bank of the Dnieper river as both sides seem poised for a key battle for the city of Kherson.

Ukraine: Moscow has sent 1,000 troops as reinforcement as fighting intensifies in Kherson

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