Two Kiwi reservist soldiers might be in Ukraine, says NZDF
Two Reserve Army soldiers may be in Ukraine or have been previously, say NZDF.
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Dad's Army: Putin a laughing stock with new recruits and desperate measures
With medical supplies running low, men told to ask wives for tampons to use as bandages.
No talks with Putin if its land annexed - Zelenskyy
Ukraine's president has blasted Russia's annexation as a 'crime against all states'.
Russia poised to annex four occupied provinces
A referendum, seen as a 'sham' by the West, allows Russia to annex four Ukraine regions.
How real are Putin's nuclear threats?
Putin has been raising the stakes with threats of nuclear war against Ukraine for months.
As Russians flee, Putin sends armoured vehicles to the borders
New York Times: Satellite images show vehicles queuing for miles at border crossings.
'Use tampons to staunch bullet wounds', Russian army recruits told
A female doctor advises new recruits they need to bring their own first aid supplies.
Nightmare scenario: Brinkmanship not seen since the Cuban Missile Crisis
OPINION: If Russia chooses a nuclear option, the US will respond decisively.
Meta disables propaganda network targeting Europe
Meta claims to have disabled a massive disinformation campaign targeting Ukraine.
Pro-Moscow officials: All four occupied Ukraine regions vote to join Russia
93 per cent of the ballots cast in the Zaporizhzhia region supported annexation.
Aerial photos show incredible queues: More than 194,000 Russians flee
Putin's mobilisation has sent Russian nationals fleeing in droves to avoid conscription.
Opinion: My family knows that Putin will get whatever result he wants
New York Times: "My family is not being liberated. It is about to be subjugated."
'Deliberate actions': Footage of Russian gas pipeline leaks after explosions
Methane being released by the explosions will have a large environmental impact.
Explainer: Putin cornered and sending in 'cannon fodder' - will he go nuclear?'
Putin's mobilisation of troops is unlikely to improve Russia's fortunes says expert.
Putin's nuclear threat: What US means when it says 'catastrophic consequences'
Should Russians use nuclear weapons, what are options for any retaliation from the West?
Russia admits to draft problems as anger flares into violence
New York Times: Kremlin acknowledged its new military draft has been rife with problems.
Putin's call-up fuels Russians' anger, protests and violence
The partial mobilisation of Russia has caused mass protests across the country.
Putin grants Russian citizenship to Edward Snowden
Snowden has been living in Russia since 2013 to escape prosecution in the U.S.
Roger Waters hits a wall in Poland - gigs cancelled
Krakow official says former Pink Floyd frontman is not welcome after pro-Russia comments.
Ukrainians scared by Russia's preordained referendums
Ukrainians report Russian soldiers are going from door to door, forcing people to vote.
Russian military recruiter shot amid fear of Ukraine call-up
Efforts to mobilise hundreds of thousands of men to wage war are met with resistance.
US will take 'catastrophic' action if Putin uses nuclear weapons
'The United States will respond decisively.'
Winter's approach sets clock ticking for Ukraine, Russia
Frozen battlefields may stall taking any further territory, protests mount up in Russia.
Putin's mobilisation plan backfires as analysts pinpoint flaws in desperate move
Vladimir Putin's new partial mobilisation tactics have seemingly backfired.
Putin sacks another military general as he takes hands-on approach to war from Moscow
Move seen as a punishment for flaws in support for Russia's 'special operation'.
As Ukraine worries UN, leaders rue what's pushed aside
Countries like Nigeria and South Africa feel other concerns are being ignored at the UN.
Sri Lankans held captive in Ukraine describe torture by Russian troops
Sri Lankans held captive by Russians psychologically damaged by their months in captivity.
'Incompetent': China's big Putin concern
Putin relies on China and India's support, but now both countries are expressing concerns.
Kremlin stages votes in Ukraine, sees protests in Russia
The Kremlin's referendum is an illegitimate attempt by Moscow to seize territory -report.
Jacinda Ardern on pushing Chile on CPTPP and continuing film subsidies
Jacinda Ardern sat down with the Herald in New York to talk trade, films, and nukes.
Troop clip that spells big trouble for Putin
Russian reservists were filmed fighting back after being told that 'playtime is over'.
World opinion shifts against Russia as Ukraine worries grow
Countries are joining the United States and its allies in condemning Moscow's war.
NZ doesn't want to be proved right on nuclear war - PM
Jacinda Ardern said New Zealand doesn't want to be proved right on nuclear weapons.
PM: NZ's 'strong and firm' stance on nuclear weapons more important than ever
Jacinda Ardern has condemned Russia and called for a complete ban on all nuclear weapons.