
'Screams': Horror discovery in Ukraine
As Russians are forced out of territory they held, photos emerge of "torture chambers".
As Russians are forced out of territory they held, photos emerge of "torture chambers".
Russia has been forced to retreat as the Ukraine counter-offensive hits hard.
President Zelenskyy says 'torture chambers' were discovered around the Kharkiv region.
Vatican Almoner Cardinal Konrad Krajewski and entourage forced to take cover.
British defence says such a breach will humiliate the Kremlin.
Kiwi photojournalist Tom Mutch reports from the ground.
Illegal occupiers were meeting when defenders struck with destructive weapons.
The Indian leader has scolded the Russian president over his invasion of Ukraine.
Exhumations have begun at the site where more than 400 graves were found yesterday.
Ukraine says it has documented nearly 34,000 Russian war crimes since February's invasion.
Chinese President Xi Jinping pledges ongoing support for Moscow's "core interests".
The president had just returned from visiting an area reclaimed by Ukrainian soldiers.
Izium was left devastated after the Russian invasion, with signs of torture evident.
Ukrainian President watches his country's flag rise above the recaptured city of Izium.
Counteroffensive reclaims large areas in the northeastern region of Kharkiv.
US officials from Joe Biden on down are being careful not to declare a premature victory.
The Kremlin has claimed the pullback of troops was intended to strengthen Donbas.
Putin's invasion of Ukraine is rapidly going backwards - so what will he do if cornered?
New York Times: Russia's military has pulled out of areas it has occupied for months.
Nuclear power plant in Russia-occupied south shut down as fighting rages nearby.
A Ukrainian counteroffensive made significant advances against Russia in the last week.
Ukraine has regained control of more than 20 settlements in the Kharkiv region.
The US ramp up military aid by more than $2.8b to Ukraine and other European countries.
Treatment allegedly ranges from interrogations, data collection and strip searches.
Huge numbers of foreign fighters have joined the battle.
Russia and Ukraine are blaming each other for the attacks that have resumed in the area.
Russian leader declares: 'Everything preventing us from going forward will be rejected.'
New York Times: Detachment from the war in Ukraine is exactly what Putin is counting on.
The Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant is surrounded by fighting and in danger of being hit.
A UN Agency says shelling around Europe's largest nuclear power plant should stop.