Author: Cassandra Vinograd
Car Bombing Injures Russian Nationalist Prilepin, State Media Reports
Zakhar Prilepin, who himself fought in eastern Ukraine, has long advocated an imperialist foreign policy by Moscow.
Russian and Ukrainian Delegates Fight Over Ukrainian Flag at a Conference
Two altercations over Ukrainian flags occurred at a regional parliamentary conference in Ankara, the Turkish capital.
Evan Gershkovich, WSJ Reporter Detained in Russia, Has First Consular Visit
Mr. Gershkovich, 31, was arrested by Russian security services in late March and formally charged with espionage, an accusation that his employer and U.S. officials vehemently deny.
Front Line Shifts in Russia and Ukraine’s Bakhmut Battle, Analysts Say
Britain’s defense intelligence agency said that Russian forces had taken control of most of Bakhmut’s east, but advances farther west might be challenging.
Ukraine Opens Investigation Into Video of Ukrainian Soldier’s Execution
Ukrainian officials said they had opened a war crimes investigation.
Blinken Says He Warned China Against Providing Arms to Russia
Josep Borrell Fontelles told international leaders meeting in Munich that Western allies’ recent decision to provide Ukraine with tanks took too long.
Video: Kamala Harris Says Russia Committed Crimes Against Humanity in Ukraine
The vice president was among a number of Western officials projecting unity behind Kyiv at the annual Munich Security Conference before the first anniversary of Russia’s invasion.
Kamala Harris Says Russia Committed Crimes Against Humanity in Ukraine
The vice president was among a number of Western officials projecting unity behind Kyiv at the annual Munich Security Conference before the first anniversary of Russia’s invasion.
Kamala Harris Says Russia Committed Crimes Against Humanity in Ukraine
The vice president was among a number of Western officials projecting unity behind Kyiv at the annual Munich Security Conference before the first anniversary of Russia’s invasion.