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Articles by Joshua Melvin for AFP
Three-day pause
Moscow Says Western Aid Cannot Prevent Russian Victory in Ukraine
The comments came as conflicting reports emerged about efforts to rescue civilians from a besieged steel plant in Mariupol.
Assault on Azovstal
Civilians Reach Safety as Russia Renews Assault on Mariupol Plant
Russian forces on Tuesday resumed attacks on the Azovstal steel plant, where the Ukrainian fighters are making their last stand in Mariupol.
rare exit
Dozens of Civilians Evacuated From Mariupol Steel Plant
The apparent ceasefire in Mariupol took place as Russian attacks continued unabated across Ukraine.
renewed attack
Russia Strikes Kyiv During UN Chief’s Visit, Biden Asks for $33Bln for Ukraine
The strikes on the Ukrainian capital were the first seen in weeks.
War of Attrition
U.S. Sees Ukraine Beating Russia With 'Right Equipment'
The United States believes Kyiv can win the war against Russia if it has the "right equipment," Pentagon chief Lloyd Austin said Monday.
‘Friendship and partnership’
Top U.S. Officials Visit Kyiv as War Casts Pall Over Orthodox Easter
Blinken and Austin’s trip comes as the war enters its third month.
Underscoring support
Kyiv Readies for Top U.S. Official Visit, Odesa Attack Kills 8
Zelensky issued a new call for a meeting with Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin "to end the war."
still fighting
UN Documents ‘Unlawful’ Killings in Ukraine as Russia Vows Bigger Campaign
Ukraine says the battle for Mariupol continued despite Russian claims that it has "liberated" the besieged port city.
Mariupol agony
Russia Claims Mariupol ‘Liberated’ as U.S. Rushes New Aid for Ukraine
The fate of the besieged port has become totemic as Russia battles to complete a land bridge between Crimea and the Donbas.
news
Complex Questions as Face Recognition Tech Joins Ukraine War
Ukraine is employing face recognition technology to identify invading Russian troops killed on its soil, experts said Thursday
MEDIA CRACKDOWN
'Pick a Side': Russia Invasion Dilemma for U.S. Big Tech
U.S. tech giants were under intense pressure to pick a side regarding Ukraine's invasion, possible triggering Kremlin retribution.