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"Putin's chef" is known for cooking his way into the Russian president's inner circle, but a very public snub has experts suspecting the relationship may have come undone.

The latest dispatches from the Institute for the Study of War make for sobering reading. After a few months in which the initiative on the battlefield was generally considered to be firmly with Ukraine, the pendulum appears as if it could be swinging gradually back Russia’s way.

Ukraine’s allies rush to deliver weapons as Moscow intensifies its war in the east.

Ukraine strike by US-supplied HIMARS rocket hit a medical facility in a Russian-held settlement, defence ministry says.

The war is poised to escalate as Russia has planned new conscription and Ukraine’s allies have lifted weapons bans.

VLADIMIR Putin’s forces are continuing to struggle with “extremely low morale” on the battlefield in Ukraine, US military experts said on Thursday.

Putin and Lukashenko announce more joint manouevres as Kyiv warns of potential new invasion from north

In today’s newsletter: Power and water supplies are already compromised. Now Ukraine will be more dependent on support from the west than ever

Snow fell in the Ukrainian capital Kyiv Sunday, while the electricity supply was still disrupted due to recent air strikes carried out by Russia, guaranteeing a difficult winter for the city's inhabitants. Meanwhile, Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky warned of fresh strikes from Moscow. Read our live blog to review all…

Any attempt at calling a ceasefire would currently ‘overwhelmingly’ favour Russia, says a new report from the Institute for the Study of War

Russian president is attempting to tighten his grip on four annexed Ukrainian regions amid military setbacks.