Russia annexes Ukrainian territories, escalating rhetoric against the West
At least 25 people are dead and around 50 wounded after a missile attack killed civilians in Zaporizhia earlier on Friday
At least 25 people are dead and around 50 wounded after a missile attack killed civilians in Zaporizhia earlier on Friday
Thousands of families have fled occupied areas amid Moscow’s annexation plans and mandatory enlistment of Ukrainians to fight their own country
Lieutenant Ilia Samoilenko served at Mariupol with the Azov Regiment and was taken prisoner after the city’s fall, but has now been released.
EL PAÍS joined investigators as they exhumed bodies from a wooded area of the town. Many of the victims were shot, while others were found with rope tied around their necks
First exhumations show victims were killed by gunshot, artillery fire and mines. President Zelenskiy said there were children and families among the dead
To restore infrastructure damaged by the Russian invasion, experts from Ukrainian Railways have entered the newly-liberated territory
Ukrainian forces have retaken dozens of towns and villages near the border and caused Russian troops to retreat
The Taliban, who financed their insurgency with opium trafficking, now face the problem of more than three million drug addicts in Afghanistan
The US-led war on international terrorism has failed to break the historic pact between Bin Laden and Mullah Omar
The Taliban accuse the US of breaking the Doha agreement by killing the leader of Al Qaeda, while Washington suggests it is Afghanistan that violated the deal by sheltering terrorists
A morgue on the outskirts of Kyiv became the frontline of the war for a pacifist volunteer
Missiles shake two areas of capital causing no civilian victims but significant material damage, a reminder that the entire country remains under threat
A ride with trains chief Oleksandr Kamishin reveals the fight to transport evacuees, aid, returnees and grain exports while under constant Russian attack
The March 27 attack against Moscow forces in a forest camp near Bucha destroyed nearly everything within a 300-meter radius. Two months later, the wreckage is still visible
Now that a return of the enemy has been ruled out, the outskirts of the Ukrainian capital are focusing on reconstruction, reopening businesses and restoring utilities
Residents in the Ukrainian capital are trying to carry on with their lives as best as possible without forgetting that their city remains one of Russia’s targets
Ukrainians evacuated from villages controlled by Russian troops recount scenes of violence and abuse: ‘They stole all the men’s clothes and the women’s as well’
From retired colonels leading neighborhood watches to cooks preparing sandbags, thousands of people are doing their best to hold off the Russian tanks
As Putin vows only to halt his offensive if Ukraine lays down its arms and meets his terms, the situation on the ground in Mariupol is “unfit for human life”
With roads unstable and gasoline in short supply, rail has become one of the few options for those escaping the conflict in Ukraine. Women and children are fleeing, while men must stay and defend their country
President Zelenskyy urges citizens to ignore rumors of surrender as civilians join the army in the battle for the Ukrainian capital
Russian troops have advanced into Kyiv, where fighting is taking place just two miles from the parliament. At least 137 people have been reported dead since the offensive began on Thursday
Thousands of residents of the capital, Kyiv, sought shelter from Russian air strikes, in scenes reminiscent of days long gone
Thousands of people are fleeing the Ukrainian capital, heading as far as possible from the border with Russia
The decision to repatriate 740 youngsters who crossed into the Spanish exclave in May is facing growing opposition, with the United Nations also criticizing the move
Spain’s top judges have struck down an appeal to save the anti-pollution plan, which the current mayor wants to replace with a new system. Until then, it is unclear whether fines will continue to be enforced
EL PAÍS travels to the so-called “red belt” of the region to find out why so many voters cast their ballot for victorious candidate Isabel Díaz Ayuso rather than the socialist parties