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Ukraine war latest live: Nearly 6,000 apartment buildings in Kyiv without heat following massive Russian strike
Hello, this is Tania Myronyshena reporting on day 1,416 of Russia's full-scale invasion from Kyiv — a city shaken by a massive overnight Russian attack and now struggling without heat and power. Today's top story so far: Around 6,000 apartment buildings are currently without heat after a massive Russian missile and drone strike severely damaged the capital's critical infrastructure overnight, local authorities reported on Jan. 9. The blackout comes amid subzero temperatures, with freezing wea
At least 4 killed, 24 injured as Russian strikes hit Kyiv, leave thousands of buildings without heat
Four people were killed and 19 others injured in Kyiv after Russia launched a mass attack across Ukraine overnight on Jan. 8-9.
Kyiv Mayor Klitschko urges residents to 'temporarily leave city' as Russia targets critical infrastructure
"We are doing everything we can to resolve this as quickly as possible. However, the combined attack on Kyiv last night was the most devastating for the capital's critical infrastructure," Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko said.
Oreshnik IRBM missile used in strike on Ukraine's Lviv, Russia says
The Oreshnik is a Russian intermediate-range ballistic missile designed to carry nuclear weapons.
Russia 'must feel consequences' — Zelensky denounces Oreshnik strike near Poland's border
The Oreshnik intermediate-range ballistic missile was said to be used in the attack on Lviv, about 60 kilometers (37 miles) from the Polish border, marking the first ballistic missile attack against the city during the war.
What the data says about Ukraine’s mobilization crisis
Critics like to chastise Ukraine for its heavy-handed mobilization tactics; more friendly observers view it as an area of strategic vulnerability. So, where does it stand now? The sometimes heavy-handed process of bundling unwilling men into vans is loathed by many and exploited by anti-Ukrainian propaganda — especially in the darker corners of social media. So it may come as a surprise that over the past 12 months, mobilization in Ukraine has grown less violent and more resistant to Russian t
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Of all the images that emerged from the U.S. military operation to capture Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro on Jan. 3, one of the most surreal was the sight of a fleet of American helicopters flying unchallenged over the skies of Caracas. Video from Caracas, Venezuela shows U.S. military helicopters, including CH-47 Chinook and V-22 Osprey aircraft, operating over Caracas alongside multiple explosions. The cause and context of the blasts remain unconfirmed. pic.twitter.com/owOx9X7DPP — George
