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Local troops in Dvorichna withstand the pressure of the invaders, but demand the necessary weapons to push them back

Residents have been ordered to evacuate as Kremlin forces attempt to retake the strategic city but many have chosen to stay: ‘We are unbreakable’

A volunteer who fought in Ukraine’s southern counteroffensive last year returned home for the birth of his son before rejoining the fight in Donetsk Oblast

The deputy PM and minister for the Reintegration of Temporarily Occupied Territories has denounced Russian attacks on the evacuation of residents from Bakhmut. She believes that Ukraine must continue fighting, assuring EL PAÍS that the country doesn’t lack soldiers – only weapons and ammunition

The occupied city’s de jure leader puts the civilian death toll from the siege at 22,000 and says they were not prepared for the scale of the assault: ‘We did not know the Russians were advancing towards us’

The testimony of a neighbor led to the bodies and personal belongings of three men who died in Borodianka and that he himself buried before fleeing the war

A mayor, a doctor, the mother of a dead policeman, a health worker and a priest recall the days when the town of Irpin became the wall that stopped the Kremlin’s troops from entering the capital of Ukraine

The US president made an unannounced trip to Kyiv to meet with Volodymyr Zelenskiy in a gesture of solidarity days before the anniversary of Moscow’s invasion

More than half of the children in the country have been displaced by the conflict with Russia. This photo essay highlights how the war has disrupted students’ education

A Ukrainian soldier – protecting a power station that supplies Kyiv – used the limited means at his disposal to shoot down one of the Kremlin’s devastating projectiles

The Kremlin has flatly refused any discussion of a truce after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy called on Moscow to withdraw its troops at a G7 conference

Representatives of the invaded country on Wednesday accepted the European Parliament’s highest honorary award in the name of citizens ‘who are not just fighting a war of independence but fighting a war of values’

Air defense systems around the capital shot down over a dozen Shahed unmanned vehicles as Western allies pledged €1 billion in aid to patch up Ukraine’s power grid

An investigation has confirmed the deaths of 441 civilians in three regions occupied by Russian forces early in the invasion, but investigators believe there are many more

Russian shelling wiped out much of the livestock on a large farm in the Kharkiv region early in the invasion. Kyiv’s agriculture sector has suffered losses of $40 billion due to the war

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

Over two million people need humanitarian aid in a country where poverty has skyrocketed and staple items are 35% more expensive than a year ago

According to President Zelenskiy, more than 10 million of his citizens are living without electricity after the most recent wave of Russian bombardments

A Kyiv priest who is expecting his 10th child and has taken in 34 refugees is now focused on improving conditions for the military during winter with homemade heating and cooking devices

The Russian Defense Ministry says withdrawal from key port city is ‘in strict accordance with the approved plan’ while NATO heralds ‘another victory for Ukraine’

Residents of Irpin – a Ukrainian city only 17 miles west from the capital Kyiv – are winter-proofing bomb shelters as temperatures drop

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

Three civilians were killed and a dozen wounded in a missile attack against residential buildings in Zaporizhzhia, local authorities said. Moscow is claiming control of the city’s nuclear plant

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