Russia-Ukraine war Archives

02 Oct

US to Share Intelligence with Ukraine for Strikes on Russian Energy Sites: Report

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New York/Moscow, October 2: The United States has agreed to provide Ukraine with intelligence support to carry out missile strikes on Russian energy infrastructure, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing senior officials. President Donald Trump has given his approval to the move as his administration considers supplying Kyiv with advanced weaponry.The intelligence-sharing arrangement will enable the Pentagon and U.S. intelligence agencies to share targeting data, allowing Ukraine to strike oil refineries, pipelines, and other energy facilities that provide critical revenue for the Kremlin. Officials said the initiative is aimed at weakening Russia’s ability to finance and sustain its war effort…

05 Jun

Russian Drone Strikes Kill Civilians in Ukraine; Zelenskyy Demands Stronger Global Action

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Kyiv, June 5, 2025 — In one of the deadliest aerial assaults in recent weeks, Russian drone strikes on Thursday claimed multiple civilian lives across Ukraine, intensifying global calls for enhanced defense support to the war-torn country.The northern city of Pryluky was hit before dawn, where six drones struck a residential neighborhood, killing five people, including a one-year-old boy, his mother, and grandmother. Heartbreakingly, the child was the grandson of the local fire chief, who was actively responding to the emergency when his family perished. Six others were hospitalized with injuries.Almost simultaneously, Kharkiv Ukraine’s second-largest city and just 30 kilometers…

24 May

Explosions Rock Kyiv as Russia Launches Massive Airstrike After Prisoner Exchange

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Kyiv, May 24, 2025: Ukraine’s capital came under a heavy overnight air assault by Russian forces just hours after a major prisoner exchange between Moscow and Kyiv. The coordinated drone and missile barrage marked one of the largest air attacks on Kyiv in months and underscored the volatility of the ongoing war despite brief moments of diplomatic engagement.Kyiv’s military administration reported explosions across multiple districts of the capital, including Solomianskyi and Obolon. Falling debris from intercepted aerial objects caused fires in residential buildings, with at least six civilians reported injured and requiring medical treatment. Emergency crews rushed to affected areas…

28 Apr

Putin Announces 72-Hour Ceasefire in Ukraine to Mark 80th Anniversary of WWII Victory

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Moscow, April 28, 2025 – Russian President Vladimir Putin has announced a unilateral three-day ceasefire in Ukraine from May 7 to May 10 to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Soviet Union’s victory over Nazi Germany in World War II. The Kremlin described the move as a "humanitarian gesture," offering an opportunity for peace talks without preconditions, according to several international reports.However, Ukraine has responded with deep skepticism. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha dismissed the 72-hour ceasefire as a mere "simulacrum" and reiterated Kyiv’s demand for a full, long-term cessation of hostilities. Sybiha emphasized that true peace would require a…

19 Apr

Putin Announces Brief Easter Ceasefire Amid Continued Attacks in Ukraine

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Moscow/Kyiv, April 19, 2025 — In a symbolic move, Russian President Vladimir Putin has declared a 30-hour Easter truce in the ongoing war with Ukraine. Set to begin at 6 PM Moscow time on Saturday and end at midnight on Sunday, the unilateral ceasefire was framed as a gesture of respect for Orthodox Easter. However, the announcement has sparked skepticism amid continued hostilities on the ground.The Kremlin claims the temporary pause is a humanitarian measure, allowing space for religious observances. Yet, even as the ceasefire was declared, Ukrainian regions like Kharkiv, Sumy, and Odesa reported new drone attacks and casualties.…

13 Mar

Putin Backs US Ceasefire Proposal in Ukraine but Seeks to Address Conflict’s Root Causes

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Moscow, March 13, 2025 – Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that Russia supports the US proposal for a ceasefire in Ukraine but stressed that any agreement must address the root causes of the conflict to ensure lasting peace."We agree with the proposals to cease hostilities," Putin told reporters at a Kremlin press conference. However, he emphasized that the ceasefire must create a foundation for long-term stability. "This cessation should lead to long-term peace and eliminate the original causes of this crisis," he said, as reported by Reuters. Background and Current Situation The war between Russia and Ukraine began…

09 Mar

Zelenskyy Prepares for Peace Talks with US Officials in Saudi Arabia

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Kyiv [Ukraine], March 9, 2025: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that American and Ukrainian officials will meet in Saudi Arabia next week to discuss potential peace negotiations as the Russia-Ukraine war continues. Zelenskyy also shared details of his recent diplomatic discussions with the UK, highlighting ongoing efforts to secure a just and lasting peace.In a post on X, Zelenskyy described a "highly productive" meeting in Kyiv with UK diplomatic representatives. He emphasized Ukraine’s determination to accelerate diplomatic efforts and bring an end to the war. His remarks followed a European leaders' summit in London on March 2, where he expressed…

25 Feb

Trump Administration Breaks with European Allies Over Russia-Ukraine War at UN

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New York, February 25, 2025 – In a stark shift in U.S. foreign policy, President Donald Trump’s administration has distanced itself from European allies by refusing to blame Russia for its invasion of Ukraine during key United Nations votes. The move has heightened tensions within the transatlantic alliance and raised concerns over Washington’s stance on the ongoing three-year war.During Monday’s UN General Assembly session, the United States voted alongside Russia against a European-backed Ukrainian resolution that explicitly condemned Moscow’s aggression and called for an immediate withdrawal of Russian troops. The resolution passed with 93 votes in favor, 18 against, and…