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UN nuclear watchdog head Rafael Grossi kicked off a visit Tuesday to "independently assess" conditions at Russia's Kursk nuclear plant following Ukraine's unprecedented cross-border offensive into the Russian region.

President Vladimir Putin said Monday that Moscow will intensify strikes on military targets in Ukraine after an unprecedented attack over the weekend on the Russian city of Belgorod.

Russia launched a massive air attack over Ukraine on Friday, killing at least 30 people and wounding over a hundred across the country in the fiercest assault since the first days of the war nearly two years ago.

Ukraine said Friday that thousands of people living in towns and villages near the frontline had been left without electricity by recent Russian strikes on energy facilities.

Russia News: Yevgeny Prigozhin, the leader of the Wagner Group, staged a revolt against Russia after claiming the Russian army deliberately attacked his forces. Prigozhin demanded justice and that took the form of an armed insurrection.

Russia Wagner Group: Russia accused the head of the powerful mercenary group Wagner of mounting an armed uprising and ordered his arrest as the growing animosity between rival Kremlin camps over the war in Ukraine spilled into open conflict.

Discussing his good relationship with the Russian President, Donald Trump said that the conflict would not have happened if he was re-elected to office in 2020.

The stamp showcases a man resembling Russian President Vladimir Putin, who is a black belt in judo, being flipped in a match with a little boy representing Ukraine.

Ukraine War: Thousands of Russians mobilised for military service in Ukraine have been sent home and the military commissar in Russia's Khabarovsk region removed in the latest setback to President Vladimir Putin's chaotic conscription of 300,000 serv

Russia Ukraine war: Ukraine has encircled Russia's forces around a bastion that is critical for Moscow at the eastern town of Lyman.

As Putin announced "mobilisation" amid Russia's possible move towards martial law, citizens fear those of fighting age won't be allowed to leave

Russia's opposition on Wednesday called for protests against President Vladimir Putin after he ordered the mobilisation of 300,000 reservists for what Kremlin foe Alexei Navalny said was a failing criminal war.

The partial mobilisation ordered by President Vladimir Putin is a sign of "weakness", the US ambassador in Ukraine said on Wednesday.

It has been six months since Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine. However, there was once a time when Russian President Vladimir Putin congratulated Ukraine on its independence and spoke of "friendly" relations between the two nations.

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday stated that it was "impossible" to cut Russia from the rest of the world and that Western sanctions would not reverse Moscow's decades of progress.

UN nuclear watchdog head Rafael Grossi kicked off a visit Tuesday to "independently assess" conditions at Russia's Kursk nuclear plant following Ukraine's unprecedented cross-border offensive into the Russian region.

President Vladimir Putin said Monday that Moscow will intensify strikes on military targets in Ukraine after an unprecedented attack over the weekend on the Russian city of Belgorod.

Russia launched a massive air attack over Ukraine on Friday, killing at least 30 people and wounding over a hundred across the country in the fiercest assault since the first days of the war nearly two years ago.

Ukraine said Friday that thousands of people living in towns and villages near the frontline had been left without electricity by recent Russian strikes on energy facilities.

Russia News: Yevgeny Prigozhin, the leader of the Wagner Group, staged a revolt against Russia after claiming the Russian army deliberately attacked his forces. Prigozhin demanded justice and that took the form of an armed insurrection.

Russia Wagner Group: Russia accused the head of the powerful mercenary group Wagner of mounting an armed uprising and ordered his arrest as the growing animosity between rival Kremlin camps over the war in Ukraine spilled into open conflict.

Discussing his good relationship with the Russian President, Donald Trump said that the conflict would not have happened if he was re-elected to office in 2020.

The stamp showcases a man resembling Russian President Vladimir Putin, who is a black belt in judo, being flipped in a match with a little boy representing Ukraine.

Ukraine War: Thousands of Russians mobilised for military service in Ukraine have been sent home and the military commissar in Russia's Khabarovsk region removed in the latest setback to President Vladimir Putin's chaotic conscription of 300,000 serv

Russia Ukraine war: Ukraine has encircled Russia's forces around a bastion that is critical for Moscow at the eastern town of Lyman.

As Putin announced "mobilisation" amid Russia's possible move towards martial law, citizens fear those of fighting age won't be allowed to leave

Russia's opposition on Wednesday called for protests against President Vladimir Putin after he ordered the mobilisation of 300,000 reservists for what Kremlin foe Alexei Navalny said was a failing criminal war.

The partial mobilisation ordered by President Vladimir Putin is a sign of "weakness", the US ambassador in Ukraine said on Wednesday.

It has been six months since Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine. However, there was once a time when Russian President Vladimir Putin congratulated Ukraine on its independence and spoke of "friendly" relations between the two nations.

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday stated that it was "impossible" to cut Russia from the rest of the world and that Western sanctions would not reverse Moscow's decades of progress.