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Russia has already spent at least $82 billion in the war in Ukraine since February.

A Russian soldier's wife revealed that the Federal Security Service first summoned servicemen who belonged to the Black Sea Fleet for "interviews."

Russia may have 120,000 casualties by the time spring arrives in the coming months, according to analysts.

TIME magazine's director of photography said the featured photos reflect "the sentiment humming in the background, and sometimes roaring quite loudly."

The UAF General Staff said that the Russian army has lost more than 230 soldiers and over 15 pieces of military equipment in the Zaporizhzhia region over the previous days.

One of the letter bombs exploded in the hands of an employee, causing an injury to the worker's right hand.

All churned up: Austrian oat milk ad draws farmers' ire

Despite online reports that a suspect in the Shanquella Robinson murder case has been arrested, officials confirmed Thursday no arrest has been made.

A preliminary investigation suggested the woman's death was an accident, but police later discovered that the victim's husband recently bought her insurance despite the two having a strained relationship.

"Time is more than what the clock says, it is how we feel or value it as a resource," co-author Adam K. Anderson said.

WHO has announced the theme for this year's World AIDS Day as "Equalize" to address the inequalities that are hindering progress in ending AIDS.

The soldiers were ordered to return to the battlefield after they were left pinned down in a Ukrainian village for several days, according to reports.

The Pentagon report conforms with statements made by top U.S. military officials.

The Russian defense ministry confirmed the warplanes conducted joint patrols over the Sea of Japan and the East China Sea on Wednesday.

The message was from Lieutenant General Mykola Oleshchuk, the Commander of Ukraine's Air Force, to the soldiers.

The Department of Defense outlined four possible options for China to attack Taiwan in its annual report, including a full-scale amphibious invasion.

Sam Bankman-Fried's PR may have been working in overdrive in the past, considering that it was able to fetch investments from major names in the business world, including the investment arm of Samsung.

The crypto executive's whereabouts are still unknown and despite being on Interpol's red notice list.

The Canadian air and maritime forces in the region are part of the multinational efforts to monitor and enforce international sanctions on North Korea.

Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo acknowledged that the U.S. benefits from the over $750 billion annual trade market with China.

The accused pleaded not guilty to the charges.

The billionaire's death is the third in the string of mysterious deaths of crypto leaders over the past weeks.

Newly mobilized Russian soldiers were used as "cannon fodder" on the battlefield, according to analysts.

Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu said missiles and artillery systems play a significant role in "effectively defeating the enemy."

The prisoners recruited by the infamous Wagner mercenary group were imprisoned for committing crimes of rape and murder, a report said.

The director of Russian independent pollster Levada Center believed that Vladimir Putin's mobilization order contributed to the rise in support of peace talks.

Sergey Naryshkin, the Director of the Foreign Intelligence Service of Russia, claimed that Poland believes it deserves compensation for providing Ukraine with military aid and accommodation for war refugees.

Ukrainian military intelligence also suggested that Russia is planning to have its cadets in military educational institutions graduate earlier than usual to help bolster Moscow's ranks.

Texas-born drug lord 'La Barbie' is no longer listed as in being in the custody of the U.S. Federal Bureau of Prisons.