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AA view of The Bank of England and the City of London financial district in London, Britain

10 Russian Oligarchs Use British Investment Visa Scheme To Escape Russia, Settle In UK

The review also found that several individuals who had been granted visas obtained their wealth through illicit means.

Severely Injured Russian Soldiers Are Sent Back To Ukraine War Without Doctor's Approval: Report

Ukrainian soldiers say, if they are to win a final victory and expel the Russian invader from the east, they will need more Western supplied weapons and ammunition -- a lot more -- and quickly

In several cases, Russian servicemen with shrapnel wounds were sent back to the frontline even if the fragments have not yet been removed.

Here's Where Russian Officials' Children Are Vacationing During Ukraine War

The Ukraine war rages on amid ceasefire calls

An investigative journalist found that the children of sanctioned Russian officials visited NATO and EU countries amid the war.

Soledar lies 15 kilometres (nine miles) from the city of Bakhmut, which Russia has been trying to seize for months.

War In Ukraine's Bakhmut, Soledar 'Bloodiest' Yet, Presidential Adviser Reveals

An adviser to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky admitted that Ukraine has suffered "significant" losses in the fight amid Russia's "enormous" casualties.

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Men drafted into the Russian army during partial mobilisation say goodbye to their relatives and acquaintances outside a military commissariat in Moscow

5 Russians Who Escaped Mobilization Have Been Living In Incheon Airport For Months

The five stranded Russian men rely on the meals provided by South Korean authorities while living at the airport's departure waiting room.

Russia Is Gathering Forces For 'Another Escalation' In Ukraine: Zelensky

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky did not elaborate on when the escalation might occur.

A view shows apartment buildings damaged during Ukraine-Russia conflict in the town of Popasna in the Luhansk region, Ukraine July 14, 2022.

Russia Plans To Bomb Hospital In Occupied Luhansk Then Blame It On Ukraine: Report

The Russian army is planning to attack a hospital ward where civilians are receiving treatment.

Russian President Vladimir Putin blasted the West for trying to tear apart Russia

Putin Has One Option Left, That's 'Losing The War': Ukraine Minister Says

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said Russian President Vladimir Putin will still lose the war despite putting more resources on the battlefield.

Alexei Navalny appears on a screen at a Moscow courtroom via a video link from his prison colony

Navalny Sent To Solitary Cell For Washing Face 30 Minutes Earlier Than Scheduled

Jailed Russian opposition figure Alexei Navalny has spent New Year's Day in solitary confinement, the 10th time since he began his prison term.

Russia lost 89 soldiers in the New Year Ukrainian attack

'Russian Collapse' Due To Civil War, Political Disintegration Expected By 2033: Expert Poll

Nearly 50% of foreign policy experts are anticipating Russia's collapse as a consequence of its invasion of Ukraine.

Rescuers work at an area heavily damaged by a Russian missile strike in Mykolaiv

Russia Strikes Several Residential Areas In Ukraine, Killing And Injuring Civilians

More than 6,900 Ukrainian civilians have now died as a result of Russian missile strikes.

An elderly local resident walks past a destroyed residential building in Chasiv Yar, Eastern Ukraine

Watch: Ukrainian Soldiers Use Their Weapons As Instruments For Caroling

Ukrainian soldiers used their weapons as instruments in a "shock-show orchestra" caroling posted by Ukraine's defense ministry on Friday.

A garage burns following a military strike on a garage near the railway station, amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine, in the frontline city of Lyman, Donetsk region

Russia Attacks UN Humanitarian Mission In Ukraine Despite Putin's Ceasefire Order

Zaporizhzhia military administration chief Oleksandr Starukh said Russian forces continue to force Ukrainians to collaborate and raid communities.

Ukrainian servicemen loading bodies of Russian soldiers

Train Packed With Russian Soldiers' Dead Bodies Arrives In Russia

The train carrying the corpses of Russian servicemen arrived at Russia's Kemerovo Oblast from Rostov-on-Don.

A view of the destroyed Fabrika shopping mall in the southern city of Kherson on July 20, 2022

Watch: Russia Uses Prohibited Weapons In Weekend Attack On Ukraine City, Sets Neighborhood On Fire

The Russian army used incendiary weapons to target the Ukrainian city of Kherson.

Russian Soldier Forces 4-Year-Old To Perform Oral Sex On Him; More Sexual Crimes Revealed

A UN report also detailed over a dozen cases involving gang rape and sexual assault of Ukrainian civilians by Russian soldiers.

A view of a newspaper and a gas mask hung on a wall at a room in a police station which a Ukrainian serviceman says was used as a torture chamber by Russian soldiers in the town of Izium

Russian Soldiers Would Feed Detained Ukrainians Rotten Food, Water From Toilet

The Russian army only gave Ukrainian detainees 40 seconds to eat their meal, according to a report.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said his army was fighting ferocious battles with Russian forces in the eastern region of Donetsk

4,000 Russians Have Sent Requests To Surrender To Ukrainians; 1 Million Visited Site, Contacted Hotline

The "I Want to Live" project was launched by Ukraine in September to allow Russian military personnel to surrender.

Russian President Putin attends a news conference in Moscow

Hackers Claim Belarus President Didn't Take COVID-19 PCR Test Before Meeting Putin

The hackers, who call themselves the United Resistance Headquarters, leaked more than 70 files.

A bus convoy carrying civilians from Mariupol, including evacuees from Azovstal steel plant, is seen on a road on the way to Zaporizhzhia, during Ukraine-Russia conflict in the Donetsk Region, Ukraine May 2, 2022.

Ukraine Records 300 Traffic Accidents, 21 Deaths In First 3 Days Of January

On New Year's Day alone, more than 120 road accidents occurred in Ukraine, killing six people and leaving more than 140 injured.

Russian Soldiers Use Dead 'Rotting' Bodies As Shield, Like 'In A Movie': Ukraine Intel Chief

Ukraine's military intelligence chief, Kyrylo Budanov, said he discovered the dead bodies while visiting the beleaguered Ukrainian city of Bakhmut.

Ukraine's flag once again decorated the statue of Ukrainian national poet Taras Chevtchenko in the main square

Intelligence Chief Promises 'Victory Of Ukraine' Against Russia This 2023

Ukrainian spy chief Kyrylo Budanov said Ukraine will likely push to liberate its territories from Russian forces in the spring.

Putin Is Terminally Ill With Cancer, Says Ukraine Spy Chief

Ukrainian intelligence chief Kyrylo Budanov said Putin will likely die from cancer after Kyiv wins the war.

Russia Has 'No Chance For Success' In Attacking Ukraine From Belarus Border, Soldier Says

A Ukrainian infantry soldier said Russian troops would likely get trapped by the Dnipro River if they launch an attack amid the winter season.

Banksy artwork on destroyed building in Ukrainian village of Horenka

Ukrainian Accused Of Stealing War-Inspired Banksy Mural Could Face 12 Years In Prison

Police in Kyiv, Ukraine, estimated that the Banksy mural is worth $243,900.

Russians 'Brutally Tortured' Ukrainians, Tried To 'Beat Out' Information From Civilians

The recently discovered torture chamber was set up in a private home in the region's Oleksandrivka village.

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