Russia-Ukraine War

It's time for G7 leaders to return to the spirit of solidarity that led to the Paris climate agreement.

The servicemen were locked up after they refused to continue to participate in the invasion of Ukraine and tried to terminate their contracts, their lawyer said.

With Russia humiliated, isolated, and likely stalemated in Ukraine, an enhanced U.S. posture in Europe is a strategic delayed reaction.

Snake Island, also known as Zmiinyi Island, was recaptured from Russian forces after heavy shelling by Ukraine.

"This war is not Iraq, it's not Afghanistan, it's not Syria. It is a meat grinder," a U.S. Army vet fighting with Ukrainian forces told Newsweek.

The speaker of the Russian State Duma recently suggested his country could "claim back" Alaska amid ongoing U.S. economic sanctions.

"First batch of your drones has arrived to the frontline," said the Ukrainian Minister of Digital Transformation. "Every such 'dronation' saves lives."

The Ukrainian president again said he wouldn't agree to give up land to Russia. Instead, he said, there are areas of Ukraine that can be retaken.

One day after a Russian official suggested they could "take back" the state, multiple billboards spotted in Krasnoyarsk, Russia, proclaimed, "Alaska Is Ours!"

Vladimir Putin has said "unprecedented sanctions" and "political pressure from the collective West" have pushed Russia and Belarus toward unification.

The Russian president dismissed Western opposition to this Internationally condemned invasion.

The governor of Ukraine's Donetsk region said that six buildings, including a residential high-rise, were damaged in "a deliberate attack on civilians."

"These rats are wanted. We have been looking for them for a long time," said Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov.

67-year-old Victor Medvedchuk is a pro-Russian Ukrainian oligarch who was sanctioned by the United States earlier this year.

The clip shows the moment the S-300 missile launcher explodes upon impact, sending fireballs toward the Russian soldier.

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

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the British prime minister "doesn't like us very much, we don't like him either."

Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky said that the Western-supplied artillery was working "powerfully."

The G20 meetings in Bali are expected to be dominated by tensions sparked by Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Douglas Macgregor believes that the longer it takes to reach a territorial arrangement in Ukraine, the higher the probability of a wider, regional war.

Singer of Russian group Little Big, Ilya Prusikin, told Newsweek about their anti-war stance that forced them to leave their country.

Russia has claimed a key war goal, but one Ukrainian officer told Newsweek Russia is about to find it "10 times more difficult."

"Finally it is felt that the Western artillery—the weapons we received from our partners—started working very powerfully," Zelensky said on Wednesday night.

An eastern Ukrainian city has fallen to Russia. Ukraine's deputy prime minister says remaining civilians will be taken to "filtration camps."

Russia's Ministry of Defense said it also destroyed several U.S.-provided weapons and equipment.

Russian politician Vyacheslav Volodin said U.S. lawmakers "should be aware that we also have something to claim back" in a reference to Alaska.

Russia Releases Images Showing Off Its Iskander Missile System

The Mariupol City Council said preliminary estimates indicate reconstruction efforts could cost $10 billion for that city alone.

Russia's actions have shown that nuclear disarmament is not some idealistic goal to be pursued in a distant time of peace and plenty, but a pressing and immediate security imperative.

"The U.S. dominance is no longer an absolute one," Venezuelan Foreign Minister Carlos Faria said.