Ukraine's state emergency service has given another update from Sumy, where at least 34 people have been killed in a Russian attack today. In the last few minutes, they've said 68 people are ...

Peace is out of reach for Ukraine due to Russian President Vladimir Putin’s ongoing aggression, European defense ministers stressed Friday, even as the United States pushed ahead with talks with ...

He did not specifically mention the Engels base, but it is the main airfield in the area. Ukraine's defence ministry said its forces had struck the airfield and triggered secondary detonations of ...

These are two entirely different sets of ideas. Russia says it will not attack Ukraine’s electricity grids and gas supplies, as it has mercilessly over the past years, to the extent that Ukraine ...

The Ukrainian military's General Staff claimed responsibility for the attack in a social media post, saying the operation was a collaboration with the Security Service of Ukraine and the country's ...

Photo: Eve Hartley Western allies are trying to hash out a bold European idea: sending 10,000 to 30,000 troops to Ukraine to help enforce any eventual peace deal with Russia. With cease-fire talks ...

The UK and Germany co-chaired the 27th Ukraine Defence Contact Group meeting at Nato's headquarters in Brussels today. Fifty nations took part in the meeting, after which it was announced that a ...

For soldiers and commanders on the edge of battle, any talk about a lasting cease-fire still feels like a dangerous fantasy. Ukrainian soldiers marching during an initiation to welcome new members ...

LONDON, April 11 (Reuters) - Ukraine will receive fresh military support worth 450 million pounds ($580 million), Britain said on Friday, as European allies attempt to strengthen the country's ...

Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky in his presidential office on Mar. 21, 2025. Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky in his presidential office on Mar. 21, 2025.Sasha Maslov for TIME Senior Correspondent ...

The potential Western troop deployment to Ukraine being discussed in London should be described as a "reassurance force" rather than a "peacekeeping force", defence and diplomatic sources say.