Ukraine

Ben Wallace Tells Vladimir Putin The UK Is 'Not Going Anywhere' In Its Support For Ukraine

“We will plan for this year, and next year, and the year after and beyond," the defence secretary said.
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Ukrainian Civilians Vanish And Languish In Russian-run Jails

Vita Hannych is one of many Ukrainian noncombatants being held by Russian forces for months following their invasion.
By Hanna Arhirova and Dasha Litvinova, AP

Regaining Crimea May Be The Key To A Ukrainian Victory This Year, Ex-US General Says

"As long as Russia sits on Crimea, Ukraine will never be safe."
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Ukraine War: Russia Could Start Conscripting 30-Year-Olds To Boost Size Of Military

The current age limit is 27.
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Rishi Sunak Tells Volodymyr Zelenskyy The UK Will Send Tanks To Ukraine

Britain wants to "intensify" its support for Kyiv.
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Has Russia Captured Soledar, And Why Does It Matter?

The battle for the small salt-mining town in the Donbas region of Ukraine has been one of the bloodiest of the entire war.
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Putin's Decision To Dump Army Chief Shows Russia Is Failing In Ukraine, Says UK

Valery Gerasimov has replaced General Sergei Surovikin as the man in charge of the invasion.
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Kyiv Dismisses Russia's Claim That It Launched A Deadly Attack On Ukrainian Troops

Meanwhile, the UK believes Moscow is "prioritising avoiding reputational damage".
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What Can Putin's Ceasefire Offer Tell Us About The Ukraine War?

It would have been the first major truce 11 months after Russia's invasion.
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More Prominent Russians Are Starting To Speak Out Against The Kremlin's War Efforts

It comes after Moscow tried to blame a recent failure on low-level Russian soldiers.
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