
Slain Kiwi soldier likely in Russian hands: ex-NZ serviceman
Ex-soldier says Russian media confirms Russia has body of US man killed alongside Abelen.
Ex-soldier says Russian media confirms Russia has body of US man killed alongside Abelen.
New York Times: We no longer know the names of all the dead. There are dozens every day.
Bridges, ammunition depots pounded as speculation rises of Ukrainian counteroffensive.
Calls come after fears body remains in Russian hands.
Up to 120 personnel will help prepare infantry recruits to defend their homeland.
Shannon Taylor will become a combat medic for a small group of international volunteers.
Attacks were reported over the weekend at multiple locations.
Russia claims Treaty conference became "political hostage" to pro-Ukraine member states.
NZDF is reminding soldiers on leave they cannot go to Ukraine.
New York Times: Six months after Russia invaded Ukraine, the human toll is incalculable.
State-run company is to provide components for a nuclear power plant.
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has prompted several countries to remove soviet symbols.
Corporal Dominic Abelen was off duty when he died fighting Russian forces.
Russian leader has now committed more than a million troops to the invasion.
Tenby Powell says the death is very sad for everyone.
Kiwis assist with combat medicine, evacuations and training soldiers, Ron Mark confirms.
NZDF says off-duty soldier's leave request didn't mention Ukraine travel plans.
A recently-recorded interview from the front line revealed his desire to free Ukraine.
Dominic Abelen was fighting with other foreign fighters on frontline.
The soldier was on a period of leave without pay at the time.
"What matters is that people have stood up."
Rocket attack on a railroad station in central Ukraine on the country's Independence Day.
When Putin invaded Ukraine on February 24, many expected a quick victory.
New York Times: As fighting rages on, survivors fear another major nuclear disaster.
NY Times: A skeleton crew of tired, scared workers is running the plant 'at gunpoint'.
NZ Government and World Vision team up to give children of Ukraine school essentials.
Holidaymakers are asked to avoid occupied Crimea due to successful Ukrainian attacks.
There is only one maternity hospital left in Ukraine that can keep premature babies alive.
TV commentator Daria Dugina killed by an explosive planted in the SUV she was driving.