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Russian Strikes Kill 22 Across Ukraine

At least 22 people were killed and more than 100 injured after Russia launched a large-scale overnight missile and drone assault across Ukraine, targeting multiple cities and critical infrastructure, Ukrainian officials said on Tuesday. The deadliest strike occurred in the central city of Dnipro, where 16 people lost their lives, including two children. Rescue teams searching through the wreckage of damaged residential buildings recovered the bodies of an eight-year-old boy and several women trapped beneath the rubble. In the capital, Kyiv, six people were reported killed as explosions rocked the city during the early hours of the morning. Residential buildings, energy facilities, and other civilian infrastructure suffered significant damage. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Russia launched 656 drones and 73 missiles, including ballistic and cruise missiles, in what he described as one of the largest attacks in recent months. He […]

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Trump’s Ukraine Aid Cuts Undermine Justice for Russian War Crimes

Investigations into alleged Russian war crimes in Ukraine are facing severe strain after the Trump administration slashed millions in U.S. funding for war-crimes accountability initiatives, jeopardizing efforts to document atrocities and prosecute perpetrators. The U.S. once championed accountability for some of the world's worst atrocities, but the Trump administration has cut tens of millions of dollars in funding for these initiatives as part of a broader strategy to prioritize domestic interests under its "America First" agenda. Since 2022, Reuters has tracked over $283 million in U.S. funding designated for war-crimes initiatives in Ukraine. Roksolana Makar, who leads the organization Truth Hounds and braved icy roads and drone strikes to interview torture survivors in Izium, expressed grave concern over diminishing prospects for accountability. The U.S. cessation of funding has left her organization and many others struggling to continue documenting crucial evidence […]

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Ukraine’s Capital Kyiv Hit by Massive Missile Drone Attack

Ukraine's capital Kyiv was hit by a massive Russian missile and drone attack early Sunday, killing at least four people and injuring dozens more across the city. Russia launched over 670 attack drones and 56 missiles against Ukraine overnight, including ballistic, aeroballistic and cruise missiles, with Kyiv remaining the primary target. Explosions reverberated through the city shortly after 1 a.m. local time, shortly after Ukraine's air force warned that Russia might deploy its feared Oreshnik hypersonic ballistic missile. Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko said at least three people were injured and several residential buildings were damaged across the city, with debris on fire at a school in the city center. Damage was recorded at more than 40 locations across Kyiv, including residential buildings, a dormitory, garages, a business center, Ukrposhta's main office on Maidan, a market, a shopping mall, and the […]

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UK allows diesel and jet fuel refined from Russian oil

The UK government has issued a licence allowing imports of diesel and jet fuel that were refined from Russian crude in third countries, officials said. The move responds to rising fuel prices and supply concerns after disruptions linked to the conflict in the Middle East and a closure of the Strait of Hormuz. The licence, published on Tuesday and effective immediately, covers diesel and jet fuel refined abroad — notably in countries such as India and Turkey — while other oil product restrictions remain in place. Companies bringing these fuels into the UK must keep required records and follow conditions set by the licence. Government ministers said the change is needed to protect supply chains and ease cost‑of‑living pressures for households and businesses, while saying overall sanctions pressure on Russia will continue. The licence is indefinite but will be reviewed […]

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Deadly Russian Strikes Hit Kyiv Again

At least eight people, including a 12-year-old girl, were killed in Kyiv after Russia launched one of its largest overnight drone and missile attacks on Ukraine since the beginning of the war in 2022. Ukrainian emergency services said the victims were found under the rubble of a heavily damaged apartment building in the capital. Rescue teams are still searching for at least 20 people believed to be trapped beneath the debris. Authorities confirmed that 45 people were injured in the strikes, including two children. Kyiv officials also declared Friday a day of mourning following the deadly attack. According to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, Russia fired more than 670 drones and 56 missiles across the country overnight. The attacks reportedly targeted over 180 locations throughout Ukraine, including more than 50 residential buildings and several civilian facilities. Zelensky said Russia had launched […]

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Ukraine blasts Israel over grain ‘stolen’ by Russia

Ukraine has sharply criticised Israel over shipments of grain that Kyiv says were stolen by Russia from occupied Ukrainian territories and delivered to Israeli ports. Ukrainian officials accuse Israel of ignoring repeated warnings and allowing vessels carrying the disputed cargo to dock and unload. Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha said Ukraine had summoned the Israeli ambassador to Kyiv to deliver a formal protest note. He warned that Israel’s actions risk damaging bilateral ties and could trigger diplomatic and legal steps if the latest ship is allowed to offload its cargo. According to Ukrainian and international media reports, at least one Russian bulk carrier previously docked in the Israeli port of Haifa with nearly 44,000 tonnes of wheat that Ukraine says was taken from Russian occupied regions. Investigations by journalists have suggested that several shipments of grain from occupied areas have already […]

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Iran foreign minister blames US for failed talks in Pakistan

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has blamed the United States for the collapse of recent peace talks held in Pakistan.He made the remarks after landing in Russia, where he is expected to brief President Vladimir Putin on the failed negotiations and discuss next steps. Araghchi said the US approach and what he called excessive demands caused the talks to fall short, despite what he described as real progress during the negotiations.According to Iranian state media, he argued that Washington’s position prevented the discussions from reaching their goals. The talks in Pakistan were aimed at easing tensions and preventing a wider conflict, following weeks of rising fears over possible escalation in the region.Iran maintains that it engaged in the process in good faith, but was confronted with shifting expectations and pressure from the US side. In earlier comments, Araghchi had said […]

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Ukraine restarts Russian oil pipeline to Europe

Ukraine has resumed pumping Russian oil to Hungary and Slovakia through the Druzhba pipeline after completing repairs on a section damaged in a Russian attack in January. The Soviet era pipeline has been at the centre of a standoff between Ukraine and the European Union on one side and Hungary and Slovakia on the other, as both EU members continue to import Russian crude via the route despite the ongoing war. Kyiv hopes that restoring flows will clear the final obstacle to unlocking tens of billions of euros in EU financial support that had been held up by Hungary’s outgoing nationalist leader Viktor Orban. An energy industry source in Ukraine told AFP that “oil transit was launched and pumping began” on Wednesday. Hungarian energy company MOL said it expects the first shipments to arrive in Hungary and Slovakia by Thursday […]

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Russia and Ukraine agree 32 hour Easter ceasefire

Russia and Ukraine have agreed to observe a 32 hour ceasefire over Orthodox Easter this weekend. The Kremlin said the truce will begin at 4 pm 1300 GMT on Saturday and last until the end of Sunday, describing it as a humanitarian pause. Russian Defence Minister Andrei Belousov and army chief Valery Gerasimov have been ordered to halt hostilities in all directions during this period. Moscow said it expects Ukraine to follow its example. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky responded that Kyiv had repeatedly called for an Easter truce and would act accordingly. The agreement comes amid stalled diplomatic efforts led by the United States to end the four year war. Washington has been mediating talks between Russia and Ukraine in Abu Dhabi and Geneva, but negotiations have largely been frozen since the US launched its war with Iran. Russia announced […]

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Russia Expels UK Diplomat Over Spying Allegations

Russia has expelled a British diplomat after accusing him of working as an undercover intelligence officer for the United Kingdom. The Russian Foreign Ministry said the official’s accreditation had been revoked and ordered him to leave the country within two weeks. In a statement, the ministry said Britain’s charge d’affaires in Moscow was summoned and given a formal protest. Russian authorities claimed they had received information from security agencies that the embassy staff member belonged to the UK’s intelligence services and was involved in activities that threatened Russia’s security. Russia’s Federal Security Service, FSB, alleged that the diplomat was effectively an undeclared spy, but did not provide public evidence to support the claim. Officials insisted the decision complied with the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, which allows a host country to declare diplomats persona non grata. The British government has […]

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