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Ukraine war latest: 'Murders for the sake of Russian propaganda' — Ukraine identifies 13 collaborators accused of war crimes in Izium
Key developments on March 13: * 'Murders for the sake of Russian propaganda' — Ukraine identifies 13 collaborators accused of war crimes in Izium * Bus driver killed in Russian drone strike in Kharkiv Oblast * At least 3 killed, 27 injured in Russian attacks on Ukraine over the past day * Explosions reported at Russian airfields in occupied Crimea, Krasnodar Krai The Kharkiv Oblast Prosecutor's Office has identified 13 pro-Russian collaborators accused of war crimes in Izium in 2022, Prose
Progress in Ukraine peace talks chaotic as Washington officials unable to travel, Zelensky says
The negotiation process to end Russia's war against Ukraine has become increasingly chaotic, with White House officials unable to travel due to U.S. strikes on Iran and Russian representatives unwilling to visit the U.S. for talks, President Volodymyr Zelensky said.
Zelensky meets exiled Iranian opposition figure Reza Pahlavi
"Ukraine truly wants to see a free Iran that will not cooperate with Russia or destabilize the Middle East, Europe, and the world," President Volodymyr Zelensky said.
'Murders for the sake of Russian propaganda' — Ukraine identifies 13 collaborators accused of war crimes in Izium
"They thought the occupation would hide their faces, but they were wrong," Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko said.
FBI exposes Kremlin hit squad targeting Putin's opponents, investigation shows
However, the hit squad was exposed when one of its employees was arrested in Colombia in February, according to the Insider.
Ukraine's Tomahawk hopes fade further as US depletes stockpiles in Iran
"The very heavy use of Tomahawk against Iran will have put significant pressure on the U.S. Navy stockpile," making potential deliveries to Ukraine "more unlikely than before," said Justin Bronk, a defense expert at RUSI.
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A Saudi Arabian arms company has signed a deal to buy Ukrainian-made interceptor missiles, the Kyiv Independent has learned, with one source within Ukraine's defense industry saying that Riyadh and Kyiv are negotiating a separate "huge deal" for arms that could be finalized this week. Iran’s recent air attacks across neighboring Gulf States amid the U.S. and Israel-led war against Tehran have kicked off a scramble for military equipment to combat ballistic missiles and Shahed attack drones. Wh
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