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Yandex Market Limits Liability for Drone Attacks After Wildberries Strikes

The changes make Yandex Market the latest major Russian marketplace to shift more of the financial risk from wartime disruptions onto merchants.

Russia Says It Struck Ukrainian Ports and Ships

The Defense Ministry said it struck port infrastructure and vessels in the cities of Odesa and Chornomorsk that it said were supporting the Ukrainian military...

Ukrainian Drones Strike Wildberries Logistics Hubs in Southern Russia

The founder of the online retailer said overnight attacks hit two distribution centers in the Krasnodar and Stavropol regions.

Should Russia Brace for a New Mobilization?

Questions are once again mounting over whether the Kremlin could resort to a politically costly mobilization to boost its manpower.

What We Know About the Aftermath of Ukraine’s Wildberries Drone Strikes

The strikes, one of the costliest attacks on Russia’s commercial infrastructure since the start of the war, hit small businesses especially hard.

5 Killed in Drone Attack on Bus Near Ukrainian Border, Belgorod Governor Says

Acting Belgorod region Governor Alexander Shuvayev said 23 people in total were injured in the daytime strike.

Russian Army Restored Control Over Key Supply Highway to Crimea, Official Claims

Kyiv has vowed to “isolate” Crimea from mainland Russia by taking control of the R-280 highway in occupied southern Ukraine.

Overnight Ukrainian Attacks Across Russia Kill At Least 4

Russia’s Defense Ministry said it intercepted nearly 400 Ukrainian drones between Sunday night and Monday morning.

Russia Hits Ukraine With Largest Number of Ballistic Missiles, Kyiv Says

Russian forces have stepped up ballistic missile strikes on Kyiv and other cities in recent weeks.

Ukrainian Drone Attacks Kill 7 Warehouse Workers in Russia

A wave of Ukrainian drones struck two warehouses belonging to the online retailer Wildberries, as well as an oil refinery in the Moscow region.

‘My Sweet Child’: Filmmaker Reconstructs the Life of the Mother He Lost in the MH17 Disaster

Ahead of the anniversary of MH17, Maarten de Schutter reflected on turning his family archives into cinema and confronting grief through filmmaking.

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Even If Ukraine Doesn't Recapture Crimea, Kyiv Has Damaged Russia's Credibility

The annexation of Crimea was integral to the myth of strength Putin created. But recent months show how fragile that propaganda was.

‘Things Should Get Easier Now’: Russian Military Bloggers Cheer Ukraine’s Defense Minister Shake-Up

Pro-Kremlin military bloggers called Mykhailo Fedorov “far too smart and effective an enemy.”

Russia and Ukraine Exchange Bodies of Over 530 Fallen Soldiers

Ukraine received 501 bodies of its soldiers while handing Russia the remains of 31 soldiers, Shamsail Saraliyev, a State Duma lawmaker, told RBC.

Ukrainian Drone Attack Killed Chief Engineer at Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant, Russia Says

Russian authorities said a Ukrainian drone had struck a service car between the plant's site and the town of Enerhodar, killing the engineer, Alexander...

At Least 3 Killed in Ukrainian Attacks Across Russia

The Defense Ministry said it intercepted 375 Ukrainian drones across Russia and Crimea between Wednesday night and Thursday morning.

Russian Attack on Odesa Kills 3 as Ukraine Strikes Ships in Black Sea

Ukraine's top drone commander said Wednesday that Kyiv hit 20 Russian vessels in the Black Sea overnight.

Ukraine Hits Oil Refineries in Krasnodar and Bashkortostan

Ukraine has struck most of Russia’s oil refineries in recent months, leading to acute fuel shortages in some parts of the country.

Russia Summons German Ambassador, Accuses Berlin of Supporting Ukrainian Attacks

The Russian Foreign Ministry also criticized Germany's stance toward third countries' relations with Russia, including Russia-China ties.

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