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Friedrich Merz, from Kiev, calls on Vladimir Putin to "end the senseless war"

The war in Ukraine is once again targeting civil and cultural infrastructure. The Ukrainian National Academy of Sciences in Kiev was recently hit by a Russian attack that left victims and significant damage. During a visit to the site, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz asked Moscow to stop the attacks and move towards the end of the war. However, the bombing continues, including further attacks on strategic infrastructure. From Kiev, President Volodímir Zelenski described Russia as a "barbarian" country, although he highlighted the support of "out allies

EU refuses to withdraw its diplomats from Kiev following Putin's latest threats

Kremlin claims to continue its offensive on the capital and urges the community delegation to leave Ukraine

Students recruited by Telegram, amateur saboteurs and hitmen: thus externalizes Russia's operations in Europe

The Kremlin, which lost a large part of its agents with the expulsions after the Ukrainian war, seeks to rebuild its tentacles to heat the hybrid war

Latvia: Prime Minister Kulbergs's pro-Ukraine Party Proclaims Election Winner · Global Voices

According to the ballot polls, the pro-Ukraine and pro-Europe party of Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs was going to win the elections on Saturday, October 3, by an unexpectedly wide margin, even when the results projections for other formations suggested that the centrist government would have to form a new coalition of government.

Russia urges diplomats and foreigners to leave Ukraine in the midst of massive attacks

The Russian Government is increasing its attacks on Ukrainian civilian and military infrastructure, while warning diplomatic personnel to leave Kiev in the face of a massive attack. Ukrainian air defences shot down dozens of Russian drones, but this has not stopped the new Russian attacks, with increasingly powerful and fast drones, including reaction models that are more difficult to intercept.

Svetlana Tijanovskaya: "If we let Ukraine lose the war, the question will be who is next"

The leader of the democratic opposition of Belarus claims in A Toxa that his country's future is linked to Kiev's success and that Russia is weakened

Russia Bombs Key Bridges in Kiev and Urges Diplomats to Leave the City

The Kremlin states that it will continue its offensive in the Ukrainian capital, which lives in a "dramatic" situation, according to local authorities

Kaliningrad, the former Russian militarized key embedded in NATO that unleashed Putin's nuclear threat

The only skillful Russian port in winter is both a bounce and a vulnerability to the Kremlin

Zelenski's exclusive video statements to El País

Ukrainian President warns of an increase in Russia's attacks and Putin's help from China or India to dodge economic sanctions

Screen societies, companies in Kyrgyzstan and cryptomonedas: the Kremlin's ghost fabric to evade sanctions

The Moldovan fugitive Ilan Shor is behind A7, a parallel financial structure that allows Russia to overcome its isolation

Zelenski to EL PAIS, in the face of the new Russian offensive against Kiev: "Putin is not afraid of Europeans"

In a conversation at a newly bombed school this Thursday, the president claims that Moscow seeks "for Ukrainians to leave the capital"

Ukraine launches its FP-7 ballistic missile in combat: What can change in the war against Russia?

Russia and Ukraine exchange new attacks with drones; Moscow negotiates with Washington

Several Ukrainian cities were the target of new Russian attacks, which impacted civilian buildings such as homes and shopping centres. On the other hand, Kiev also launched drones into Russian territory, also impacting on civilian infrastructure. The peace negotiations remain stalled, while Moscow is negotiating directly with the United States, but it regrets that Washington is making proposals conditional on the war in Ukraine.

Illa's five ads in the General Policy Debate: to buy floors to avoid evictions to an international alliance for democracy

President of the Generalitat announces three new housing measures and seeks to place Catalonia at the heart of European debate and decisions

Zelenski denounces new shipments of North Korean troops to Russia and satellite support from Moscow to Iran: these are the details

Ukraine's President, Volodímir Zelenski, warned that more than 8,000 North Korean military personnel are currently on Russian territory and that an additional 10,000 are being selected and prepared for possible deployment, citing new data from Kiev's intelligence services. He also accused Moscow of providing North Korea with military training and combat experience, and of transferring satellite-based images to Iran that, according to Kiev, are monitoring United States military facilities and Persian Gulf countries.

Russia Hats Kiev with Missiles and Drones at an Unparalleled Chance in War

The Russian offensive has caused fatalities almost every day of September. The attack at the National Academy of Sciences provokes international condemnation

Russia mortals its economic future by war: defense, security and espionage already account for almost half of public spending

Putin increases military spending by one third for his sixth year of invasion of Ukraine, an unpublished figure from the USSR. Ukrainian shelling of refineries penalize oil revenues despite strong price increases

Russia is increasingly facing war

The dissertation in costing their war and paying debt interest exceeds 50 per cent of total budget expenditure. Real inflation could triple official data

Oleshki, the people in Ukraine starved by Russian occupation

About 2,000 people, including 50 children, live without food, gas, electricity and drinking water.

Zelenski unleashes tension with Seoul by revealing the transfer of North Korean prisoners

Ukraine revealed to the UN General Assembly the transfer to South Korea of two North Korean soldiers captured during the war with Russia, a decision announced by President Volodímir Zelenski that unleashed a diplomatic dispute between Kiev and Seoul. The South Korean authorities accused Ukraine of making public an operation which they claim was subject to a confidentiality agreement.