Mariupol

Mikhail Mizintsev was sanctioned by the U.K. government last year for "reprehensible" actions in Ukraine.

Google Earth images show the destruction of the Ukrainian port city that was besieged by Russian forces.

I've witnessed first-hand that women in war zones are absolutely vulnerable.

"My arms and my legs were in pieces," a soldier from the Azov regiment who survived the Olenivka prison massacre has told Newsweek.

Moscow has accused Kyiv of carrying out targeted strikes against Russian-appointed officials who have been working with the Kremlin amid the conflict.

Russian President Vladimir Putin'sVla troops have long been separating families and detaining anyone in the occupied territories suspected of pro-Ukrainian sentiments.

There have been rumors that the Russian president uses body doubles and footage of his visit to Mariupol has prompted further speculation.

"It was done to increase support and rally people inside of Russia around this war, and to distract from the ICC warrant," an expert told Newsweek.

A resident appeared to scream at the Russian president as he spoke to a crowd, prompting his security to look for the source.

Former Russian commander Igor Girkin said that doubles of the Russian president are used when he meets crowds.

New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu has sought to differentiate himself from top GOP presidential contenders about supporting Ukraine.

The Russian leader visited Mariupol on Saturday, a day after the International Criminal Court issued a warrant for his arrest over alleged war crimes.

"It's absolutely more intense now," the president of the American Foreign Policy Council, who recently returned from Ukraine, told Newsweek.

This is the same city that, in 2022, Boychenko called "one of the worst genocides of civilians in modern history."

Russian forces are conducting an offensive in Ukraine's Donbas region as part of a mission with potential long-term implications.

Survivors of Russia's siege of Mariupol told Newsweek how they were forcibly relocated to Russia, and how some eventually escaped westwards.

The exorcism comes as Moscow has increasingly referred to its invasion of Ukraine as a fight against "Satan."

The crash resulted in a fiery explosion that eventually engulfed every floor of the building in flames.

Colonel-General Mikhail Mizintsev has been appointed as the country's new deputy defense minister.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has claimed his troops have captured about 2,400 square miles of territory since the beginning of September.

The triangular sign from the fantasy novel and film series represents the three powerful artifacts needed to create the "Master of Death."

"The result is one occupier minus a leg and a hospital in Donetsk. One occupier sings with Kobzon," a Mariupol official said.

"It is one thing to fight against criminals," Ukraine's cyber chief said, "and another to defend one's country against the cyber attacks of an aggressor."

"When you beat someone half to death, took everything that was, and then you proudly tell everyone how you gave candy," anti-Russian account writes.

Russia is reportedly paying Russian families to adopt Ukrainian children, a now-deleted government post reveals.

"We are already coming to you to repay your 'kindness and generosity' a hundredfold," Ukraine's military intelligence service said.

The event will allegedly take place in Mariupol, where a building is being "urgently remodeled" in preparation for the August 24 display.

Panelist on Vremya Pokazhet (Time Will Tell) Yuri Kot said missiles could hit Washington or London, as fears about a possible nuclear escalation grow.

Mariupol City Council members have publicly accused Russia of mimicking the looting of art by the Nazis during World War II.

A separatist group in Ukraine has "nationalized" two shipping vessels as part of a previously stated plan to create its own fleet.