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Russia scales up bombardment in hopes of celebrating Victory Day on May 9.
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Western officials want Russian forces to 'at a minimum' withdraw to February positions.
'Loud and clear': Kiwis sign Amnesty International petition to stop war
The petition is calling on the Russian government to respect international law.
Russia cuts gas supply to Poland and Bulgaria
Natural gas turned off for two Nato members as Russian stand-off with West escalates.
Australia should be prepared for war, says Peter Dutton
Australian politician ups his war rhetoric after the PM issues a blunt warning.
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In war, history always repeats
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US to send Ukraine top-secret 'ghost drones' for battle
The phoenix is described as a 'one-way' kamikaze that 'delivers a punch'.
Wētā to open blockbuster Le Quesnoy exhibition in France
The museum experience is set to open next year, on Anzac Day.
Putin's 'lover' reappears with a 'new look'
Putin's alleged mistress has been spotted in Moscow following reports she was in hiding.
Putin claims Mariupol, last defenders holed up in steel plant
Russia takes over smoking ruins of the city, and orders troops to seal off Azovstal works.
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Statements from NZSAS troopers reveal the details behind claims of Australian war crimes.
Putin orders troops not to storm Mariupol hideout; busloads of civilians escape
Forces told instead to block stronghold "so that not even a fly comes through".
Satan II- 'Deadliest weapon ever': Putin to test nuclear missile
200-tonne intercontinental ballistic missile was 'a present to Nato' - Putin.
Chernobyl seizure a nuclear risk 'nightmare'
Russian soldiers left explosives buried in the contaminated soil.
'Russia lies in the most absurd and grotesque ways': Bellingcat founder
"Information is a battleground": The digital investigators gathering war crimes evidence.
Russia pours in more troops and presses attack in the east
Russia has ratcheted up its battle for control of Ukraine's eastern industrial heartland.
'He did not look like a maniac': Putin ally, wife and daughter all shot dead
Three found dead in $3.8 million Moscow apartment by an adult daughter.
'New phase of war': Russia ratchets up battle for east Ukraine
Vladimir Putin attempts to take eastern Donbas region and slice Ukraine in two.
Battle for the Donbas: Russia launches fresh offensive in eastern Ukraine
The Kremlin has declared the capture of the Donbas to be its main war goal.
Moskva warship: Mother says dozens killed, hundreds burned
Estimated 200 sailors are in a Crimean hospital after sinking of Russian flagship.
In the besieged city of Mariupol, Ukrainians vow a 'fight to the end'
New York Times: A few thousand Ukrainian troops are taking a final stand.
Russians cruelly taunt captured British mercenary
'I do not know what happened to the dead bodies.'
Editorial: Ukraine war to get worse in the east as conflict digs in
EDITORIAL: Battlefield developments pushing the war further into one of brutal attrition.
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War in Ukraine leaves Eastern Europe sleepless and on edge
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Putin's fury: How the sinking of the Moskva sparked a flurry of revenge attacks
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