Ukraine to hold first war crimes trial of captured Russian
The soldier is accused of killing an unarmed civilian riding a bike in Chupakhivka.
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War grinds into its third month with little sign of a decisive victory for either side.
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New York Times: War has no clean edges where normal life resumes.
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New York Times: Russia has expanded the territory it has controlled since 2014.
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Russia attempting to cut supply lines and weapons shipments critical to Kyiv's defence.
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Putin stops short of declaring all-out war during underwhelming Victory Day parade.
Biden reboots WWII funding programme to aid Ukraine
Joe Biden signed bipartisan measure to reboot a "lend-lease" programme, to boost Ukraine.
In Europe's schoolyards, Putin's war hurts Russian-speaking children
New York Times: Children have found themselves paying for Putin's aggression.
'Horror and brutality': Jill Biden reports back from Ukraine
First Lady acts as a second pair of eyes and ears for the President in the war zone.
Russia mysteriously cans flypasts as Victory Day parade falls flat
Aircraft grounded after being seen rehearsing flights in the notorious Z shape.
Putin defends Ukraine war as Russia marks WWII victory
Putin seeks to cast Moscow's military action as a forced response to Western policies.
Russia's grave miscalculation: Ukrainians would collaborate
New York Times: The Kremlin entered the war expecting a quick and painless victory.
Scores feared dead: Russian airstrike on Ukraine school
Up to 90 people were sheltering in a village school flattened by a Russian bomb.
Sign Putin may have blown it for Russia
President Vladimir Putin's latest effort in Ukraine is not going to plan.
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Ukraine evacuates all civilians from steel plant under siege
All women, children and elderly have apparently been evacuated from Azovstal steel works.
Putin shocks by offering rare apology
Vladimir Putin has reportedly issued an apology for 'Jewish blood' remarks.
Putin's rumoured $1bn asset seized by Italians
Italian police have seized an asset believed to be one of Putin's most prized possessions.
Last stand: Evacuation efforts go on at sprawling Ukrainian steel mill
Efforts to evacuate civilians from tunnels beneath Ukrainian steel mill are continuing.
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Weeks after the Moskva sinking, Putin has been dealt another humiliation.
US intelligence helps sink Russian warship, assassinate generals
Disclosure of US support in Moskva strike comes as White House under pressure to do more.
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New York Times: For Russia, the Ukrainian port city of Mariupol is a potent symbol.
Putin has 'no intention' of relinquishing control of occupied territory
Russian forces have been focusing their efforts on the east of the country.
Mariupol steel mill battle rages as Ukraine repels attacks
Some 2,000 Ukrainian fighters remain trapped under the sprawling Azovstal steelworks.
In Kyiv, residents cautiously return and embrace a renewed sense of normalcy
New York Times: The chatter of children's voices fills playgrounds once again.
Fiji says US can seize Russian superyacht, but not right away
Question remains over which of two Russian oligarchs really owns the Amadea superyacht.
Evidence points to 600 dead in Mariupol theatre airstrike
The attack on the Mariupol theater is the deadliest attack against civilians to date.
Devastating deadline: Four days before Putin declares 'all-out war'
The Ukraine crisis could be about to escalate dramatically.
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Russia storms Mariupol plant as some evacuees reach safety
Russian forces have started storming the final vestiges of resistance in Mariupol.