All news on the topic: Russia Ukraine war

"The Western nations which initially pledged unwavering support are now questioning whether they should continue providing arms and financial backing"

Ukrainian troops battling Russian invaders and the sub-zero winter temperatures have issued a desperate plea as they fear the Israel-Hamas war has distracted attention from their cause

Russia's military commanders are ignoring complaints from its troops that they were suffering bouts of fever, now believed to be brutal "mouse fever"

Vladimir Putin's lead commander of strategic forces has warned the West that Russia is constantly in a state of "high readiness to perform tasks" referring to the country's nuclear capabilities

Joe Biden met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to discuss the war as he made a "quite desperate" attempt to bolster support in Congress for more US military aid

Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich sold Chelsea in May 2022 and promised to donate the "net proceeds" of the sale to the "victims of the war in Ukraine", but 18 months on that money has not been released yet

Fallen debris from Russian ballistic missiles injured at least 53 people in Ukraine including children as a paediatric hospital and an apartment building were hit in the blast

Major-General Vladimir Zavadsky, a respected commander, died in the Ukraine war, having allegedly decided to take a joy ride in a captured Ukrainian ‘trophy” vehicle

Some Ukrainian troops have deployed domestic and stray cats to help manage the infestation of rats and snakes - of which there are nine types in Ukraine

'War fatigue' is gaining ground across the West, and Paul Routledge argues Boris Johnson was too quick to commit the UK to Ukraine's total recovery with no serious debate about when the money will stop

Yury Gavrilov, 33, committed the heinous crime after Vladimir Putin freed him from prison where he was believed to be serving a sentence for robbery

NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg warned that Russian President Vladimir Putin was "mortgaging Russia's future" to China as it is shunned by the West following its invasion of Ukraine

Ukraine reportedly targeted the Smolensk Aviation Plant where lethal Kh-59 missiles are reportedly produced. Russia claimed to have suppressed the drone before it hit the target

The use of drones in modern warfare has been brought into sharp focus in Ukraine and now the US is deploying artificial intelligence to accompany and control them

Over the past few months, there have been claims that Putin may be dead or he may be using body doubles - and while some Russians believe it, others think these theories are fake

FSB Officers have been allegedly "poisoned by partisans" after ordering restaurant takeaway not long after they launched an investigation into further suspicious killings

The Ukrainian president described how the horrors in his country could spiral into World War Three and accused the warmonger President of Russia of "lighting fires" around the globe

A new report has shone a light on Russia’s systematic and pre-planned appropriation of Ukrainian grain - causing supply issues globally - with over £1billion worth of grain stolen so far

Graham Phillips is a British journalist and YouTuber who supports the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Should he be allowed to do so freely? A High Court case is currently battling the same question

New Foreign Secretary David Cameron told Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky that he didn't always agree with Boris Johnson, but support for the war-torn nation was the "finest thing" his rival did as PM

Speaking today, Nadezhda Kharichkina shared her sadness as husband Igor Kharichkin is presumed dead in Ukraine's Kharkiv region - though his body hasn't been found

Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine, launched in February 2022, has seen the western world impose huge wide-ranging sanctions on Russia and its economy. Even more have been announced today targeting Kremlin-backed gold and oil

As the war in Ukraine rages into its second winter, officials are asking the US for better air defense missiles to protect their power grids from Russian aggression and prevent their cities from power outages

Daniel Burke, an ex-British paratrooper, was reported missing in Ukraine earlier this year before the tragic news emerged that he had died - now more details have emerged about the sad incident

World Affairs expert Anthony Glees says Vladimir Putin could well be dead - and believes if that is the case there are two prime candidates to take over in Russia