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Aerial attacks resume in Russia-Ukraine conflict, targeting critical infrastructure. Both sides suffer casualties and damage, escalating tensions.

Russia has resumed its aerial attacks on Ukraine’s power grid and Kyiv’s forces again targeted Russian oil storage depots with drone strikes across the border

More than 120 million people have been forcibly displaced by war, violence and persecution – a number the UN's refugee agency describes as a "terrible indictment on the state of the world". More than 6.5 million people have been displaced in Ukraine alone, the UNHCR reported on Thursday, World Refugee…

Dutch politician has long been considered to be frontrunner for role

The targeted aerial barrages over recent months have crippled Ukrainian electricity generation capacity and forced officials to impose rolling blackouts and import supplies from neighboring EU states.

When invading Russian troops advanced towards Kyiv and the first explosions rang out in the suburbs, Daria Zymenko took refuge in Gavronshchyna, her parents' village near the Ukrainian capital.

It took a year for Russia to obliterate Bakhmut, where the bombs were first used

Among the many sayings attributed to Winston Churchill is, “Those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it.”

After delays in delivery and training pilots and ground staff, Netherlands says Ukraine should get first planes in summer