Denisova: Cases of sexual assault by Russian soldiers reach 400, children among victims.

3:24 PM

Parliament approves controversial purchase of Russian nuclear reactors from Bulgaria.

Ukraine's parliament voted in favor of buying two Russian-made reactors from Bulgaria for the Khmelnytskyi Nuclear Power Plant, lawmaker Yaroslav Zhelezniak said on Feb. 11.

2:57 PM

Ukrainian armed forces

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2:44 PM

Opinion

With cuts looming, it's time to reform Ukraine’s humanitarian aid system

2:22 PM

Russia records worst-ever ranking in key corruption index.

Transparency International highlighted that Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine has further entrenched authoritarianism, with the Kremlin suppressing dissent, redirecting resources to its military agenda, and eliminating independent voices.

1:58 PM

North Korea has sent 200 long-range artillery guns to Russia, Seoul says.

Seoul further warned that Pyongyang is likely preparing to send additional troops and arms to back Russia's war in Ukraine, confirming earlier warnings by the Ukrainian intelligence.

1:29 PM

US to consult allies on Ukraine peace plan, seeks Europe's arms purchases for Kyiv, media report.

Keith Kellogg, Trump's envoy for Ukraine and Russia, reportedly assured European diplomats that NATO allies would be consulted before finalizing any proposal.

1:01 PM

6 injured in Russian airstrike on Kharkiv Oblast village, including child.

A 12-year-old boy was among the injured. Three of the victims have been hospitalized, while the others were provided medical assistance on the spot, Governor Oleh Syniehubov reported.

12:32 PM

Russia concerned with weakening sway over allies amid Western pressure, FT reports.

Russian officials are concerned that the Western sanctions are undermining Russia's economic influence over countries in its close neighborhood and the Global South, the Financial Times reported on Feb. 10, citing a leaked government report.

11:19 AM

3 killed, 17 injured in Russian attacks across Ukraine over past day.

Overnight, Russia launched 124 Shahed-type combat and decoy drones, according to the Air Force. Ukrainian air defenses successfully shot down 57 drones across 11 oblasts, while 64 others were lost without causing damage.

10:56 AM

Ukraine strikes Russia's Saratov oil refinery, military confirms.

"The refinery mainly produces gasoline, fuel oil, and diesel fuel. In total, more than 20 types of oil products (are being produced there)," the General Staff said.

10:49 AM

Trump signs 25% tariff on steel, aluminum imports; Ukraine's economy to feel the effect.

First Deputy Prime Minister and Economic Development Minister Yulia Svyrydenko said that the decision to impose tariffs will naturally affect Ukraine's steel industry.

9:22 PM  (Updated:  February 11, 2025 10:38 am)

Trump & Ukraine

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9:12 AM

Updated: Russian strike damages Naftogaz facilities in Poltava Oblast.

The attack, which included strikes on gas infrastructure overnight and continued into the morning, has further strained Ukraine's energy grid.

9:00 AM

Drone strike reportedly targets Russia's key Saratov oil refinery.

"The Saratov Oil Refinery is one of the key facilities in Russia's fuel infrastructure. Its refining capacity reaches 7 million tons of oil annually," Andrii Kovalenko, head of Ukraine's Center for Countering Disinformation, said.

8:43 AM

‘Ukraine may be Russian someday,’ Trump suggests while announcing $500 billion rare earth 'agreement.'

"They (Ukraine) may make a deal. They may not make a deal... But we’re going to have all this money in (Ukraine) and I say, I want it back," U.S. President Donald Trump said.

8:14 AM

General Staff: Russia has lost 851,880 troops in Ukraine since Feb. 24, 2022.

This number includes 1,390 casualties Russian forces suffered just over the past day.

6:59 AM

Lithuania to allocate $32 million for education of Ukrainian refugees.

Lithuania will allocate nearly 32 million euros ($32.9 million) in 2025 to support the education of Ukrainians who have relocated to the country due to the war, Lithuanian broadcaster LRT announced on Feb. 9.

5:30 AM

US Congressman proposes bill to restore lend-lease for Ukraine program.

U.S. Republican Congressman Joe Wilson announced his plan to introduce the Freedom First Lend-Lease Act to Congress, on Feb. 10.

3:02 AM

Russian court sentences soldier for killing 4 other servicemen, Mediazona reports.

Russian Corporal Nikita Posmetukhov was sentenced to life in prison on Feb. 10 by Russian authorities for shooting four other Russian soldiers in November 2023, Mediazona reported.

1:02 AM

German authorities investigating assets of sanctioned Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich, Spiegel reports.

Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich is under investigation for undeclared assets in Germany, Spiegel reported on Feb. 8, citing the Frankfurt am Main Public Prosecutor's Office.

12:16 AM

EU to review its foreign aid programs amid US decision to reform USAID.

The European Commission will update the provision of foreign aid and make it more "targeted for partners," Bloomberg reported, citing the draft document.

12:05 AM

War update

Ukraine war latest: Russia massing troops for new assaults in Chasiv Yar; Ukraine reportedly strikes oil refinery in Krasnodar Krai

12:00 AM

US foreign aid freeze threatens Russian war crimes investigations in Ukraine, Reuters reports.

Funding for at least five of these projects has already been frozen, five sources told Reuters, citing payment disruptions. Those affected were working on issues ranging from preserving evidence from the battlefield to anti-corruption initiatives and reforming Ukraine's prosecution system.

11:35 PM

Wounded Russian soldiers receiving treatment in North Korea, ambassador says.

Treatment for the Russian military in North Korea is provided free of charge in "the best hospitals and sanatoriums."

11:17 PM

Ukraine considering offering high annual salary, free education, interest-free mortgage rates for young volunteer fighters, media reports.

The Ukrainian military's "special contracts" for recruited volunteers aged 18 to 24, who are exempt from mobilization, will reportedly include a number of benefits, including a Hr 1 million ($24,000) annual salary, 0% interest mortgage rates, as well free higher education, Ukrinform reported on Feb. 10.