
Explosions rock Kyiv, Putin's army rains fire as UN head visits
UN Secretary-General António Guterres in Kyiv during latest bombardment.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres in Kyiv during latest bombardment.
Russia scales up bombardment in hopes of celebrating Victory Day on May 9.
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New York Times: A growing conviction the war will not end any time soon.
Western officials want Russian forces to 'at a minimum' withdraw to February positions.
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Russia's ministry of defence said its military had "liberated" the entire region.
Predictions are now stretching to the Ukraine war lasting years.
The petition is calling on the Russian government to respect international law.
New York Times: The small town is constantly under fire, residents rarely leave basements.
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Even the sudden crackling of a plastic water bottle puts residents on edge.
Moscow unleashed attacks against rail and fuel installations far from the front lines.
New York Times: Mariupol has been devastated by fighting.
Crucial infrastructure far from the eastern frontline hit by airstrikes.
Australian politician ups his war rhetoric after the PM issues a blunt warning.
New York Times: Gerhard Schröder has become a pariah.
Hundreds of women and children are hiding in sprawling Azovstal steelworks in Mariupol.
Only a fraction of the residents who want to leave Mariupol are able to.
The phoenix is described as a 'one-way' kamikaze that 'delivers a punch'.
Footage shows Russian mercenaries burying bodies near an army base in northern Mali.
Putin's alleged mistress has been spotted in Moscow following reports she was in hiding.
Russia is moving its elite troops to a new location in Ukraine, preparing a major assault.
Ambassadors and high commissioners resident in NZ on the pain and suffering in Ukraine.
Signatories mainly from Nato nations and allies of the United States.
The grim next step of Putin's plan in the Ukraine war has been revealed.
Ukrainian officials accuse Russia of burying up to 9000 civilians to conceal slaughter.
Russia takes over smoking ruins of the city, and orders troops to seal off Azovstal works.
Forces told instead to block stronghold "so that not even a fly comes through".
Another attempt to evacuate civilians trapped in the pulverised port city fails.