Author: John Bacon, USA TODAY

Andriy “Juice” Pilshchykov was one of three pilots killed in the midair collision of two L-39 military jets in northwest Ukraine, authorities said.

Prigozhin was one of 10 people − seven passengers and three crew members − aboard a private jet that crashed on a flight from Moscow to St. Petersburg

Russian President Vladimir Putin won’t be shaking hands at a major international summit opening in South Africa because of international charges.

Denmark and the Netherlands announced plans Sunday to provide Kyiv with F-16 fighter jets once Ukrainian pilots and engineers have completed training.

A NATO official walked back his suggestion that Ukraine give up land to Russia in exchange for membership in the military alliance.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken said he hopes Russia will rejoin the Black Sea Grain Initiative. “The world is looking to this,” he said.

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showed officials in “war crimes prosecutor” garb picking through devastated buildings, some with wheat tumbling from gashed walls.

The Kremlin is comparing Ukraine drone attacks on Moscow that caused minor damage and no deaths with the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks in the U.S.