Cristian Segura

Ukraine is fiercely defending the besieged town and making Wagner’s Russian mercenaries pay a bloody price

Ukraine’s officials have expressed mistrust of Moscow’s proposal for a 36-hour cessation of hostilities, but not observing a truce could play against the country in international public opinion

Kyiv is using less expensive mobile units – rather than surface-to-air missile systems – in order to stop the bombardment by Russia’s unmanned devices

Estimates of the number of Russian fatalities range from 63 to 400. Reports suggest the HIMARS attack targeted a concentration of cellphone signals at a temporary barracks

Russian attacks on the country’s power grid have left six million people without electricity. With a ‘life-threatening’ winter fast approaching, many are concerned about how they will get through the bleak cold months

The resolution was overwhelmingly approved as Ukrainian authorities began evacuating the most vulnerable citizens from Kherson, where critical infrastructure has been damaged by retreating Russian forces

The UN has confirmed it will probe the incident, in which 10 Kremlin troops were killed, and has called on Kyiv to do likewise after field report cites possible war crimes on both sides

Kyiv’s special forces are intensifying amphibious assaults in the Kinburn estuary at the mouth of the Black Sea, a possible diversionary tactic or preparation for a full-scale landing

Senior commanders like Valeriy Zaluzhny and Oleksandr Syrskyi have masterminded victories over the Kremlin’s troops by turning some of the invader’s tactics against them

In an interview with EL PAÍS, the Ukrainian president says that negotiation with Moscow is only possible if Putin withdraws all his forces and admits the invasion was a mistake

The latest attacks left 350,000 apartments in the capital without power and 80% of the city’s population with no access to water

Moscow has ordered the decree to ‘meet the needs of the armed forces and other state security bodies’ as Kyiv’s troops close in on strategic city

At least three people were killed and 20 more injured, according to local authorities. as Moscow continued to target residential areas and critical energy infrastructure

Moscow has carried out an intensive wave of bombing on energy supply infrastructure with the main objective of causing suffering for the civilian population as the cold sets in

Drones prove more effective as conventional Russian aircraft fail to penetrate Ukrainian air defenses

Moscow’s bombing campaign continues to target civilians and critical infrastructure as Kyiv’s counter-offensive seeks to surround the occupied area

Kyiv’s successful counter-offensive combines battlefield experience, use of NATO tactics, higher motivation and better conditions than Russian forces

Iran is supplying hundreds of unmanned combat vehicles to Moscow, which lacks such technology and has severely depleted its cruise missile arsenal

The crossing was badly damaged by the blast, which set fire to several fuel tanker wagons. Ukraine has not claimed responsibility for the attack, but said it was just ‘the beginning’

The Committee recognized Ales Bialiatski and the organizations Memorial and Ukrainian Center for Civil Liberties for their ‘outstanding effort to document war crimes, human right abuses and the abuse of power’

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy called for the country’s territorial integrity to be respected, a point backed by Turkish leader Tayyip Erdoğan and UN Secretary General António Guterres

The Russian Army is storing weapons at the Ukrainian facility in Zaporizhia and preparing a plan to connect it to its own electricity grid

In the second-largest city in Ukraine, people take refuge in basements and subway stations, as they put into practice the survival skills they have learned since the start of the Russian invasion

Tens of thousands flee a devastated Mariupol, the coastal city under siege by Putin since February. Many are sheltering here in Zaporizhia

Members who have joined the Ukrainian territorial defense forces are familiar with the history of their ancestors, who suffered a pogrom in 1905

Several families have been staying in an establishment in Berdichev, a hundred kilometers from Kyiv, as they wait for the conflict to stop

Children are being forced into exile with their mothers, leaving behind their country, homes, schools and lives due to a conflict that they don’t understand