UKRAINE

The former Kremlin consultant said the invasion of Ukraine was Putin's personal decision.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky urged the U.N. Security Council to hold Russia accountable.

The rifles, first developed by a Czarist Army soldier and engineer, were one of the widely used weapons in World War II.

One conscript was given an automatic weapon despite not having any previous training on how to handle a gun.

The Command of the Ukrainian Army’s Special Operations Forces revealed the news on Facebook. The post also had images of the Buk missile system.

The funds collected from the 'Meta History: Museum of War' NFT sale will go "directly to the official crypto-accounts of the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine to support the army and civilians," the NFT project's official site noted.

The ration packs typically contain meat, vegetables, crackers, porridge and multivitamins.

The Russian soldier's comments come from a phone call with his wife, a conversation that was intercepted and released by Ukraine's Security Service.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is enlisting over 130,000 new army recruits

Ukrainians found the vehicle intact along with other Russian vehicles and artillery pieces in the town of Husarivka.

The Hungarian official said the opposition party promised to send Ukraine arms if they win the election.

A retired U.S. Army officer said Russian soldiers may have been attempting to distort heat signatures with rugs and pine saplings.

A newly declassified intelligence indicated that members of Putin’s inner circle are misleading him about the poor performance of the Russian military in Ukraine and the situation of the country’s economy.

The former president issued a statement denying that he called Putin a “genius,” and argued that he was referring to the Russian president’s military strategy when he made the comment. 

Russian regulators have warned Google to remove certain videos from YouTube

Asked which world leaders Americans felt the most confidence in, Ukraine's President Volodomyr Zelensky came in first place. U.S. President Joe Biden though came in at only fourth place.

The soldier's mother was one of the many parents who were left in the dark about their loved ones' participation in the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

The poll comes as the war between Russia and Ukraine stretches into its fifth week.

In an attempt to “increase mutual trust,” Russian officials said that the country will ease attacks in the Ukrainian capital city of Kyiv amid peace negotiations. 

Local media reports identified the sniper as Danijela Lazović, better known as Bagira or Irina Starikova.

"The government is taking this very seriously, and there will be an immediate investigation," senior presidential adviser Oleksiy Arestovych said.