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Russia refuses to rule out strikes on European drone facilities, claims 'growing' war role
"The direct involvement of these countries in the conflict, in the war surrounding Ukraine, is growing," Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said.
Russia plans to carry out 7 large-scale strikes against Ukraine per month, Sybiha says
Russia could escalate its attacks to this level "in the very near future," Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said, citing Ukrainian military intelligence.
Documentary series 'Kyiv of Mine' traces city from creative boom to wartime reality
What began as a film about creative life became a record of how Russia's full-scale invasion changed the capital and the people living there.
Swedish king Carl Gustaf visits Ukraine, meets Zelensky
This is the Swedish king's first visit to Ukraine during Russia's full-scale invasion.
Russian attack halts Chernihiv power plant, 6,000 people left without electricity
Russian forces struck critical infrastructure in the city of Chernihiv overnight on April 17, sparking fires and leaving around 6,000 residents without electricity, officials said.
Trump extends ban on Russian vessels docking in US ports for another year
The measure was imposed in response to Russia's actions that Washington said threatened U.S. international relations.
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"One of the things I'm proudest that we've done in this administration is we've told Europe that if you want to buy weapons, you can, but the United States is not buying weapons and sending them to Ukraine anymore," Vance said.
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