Ukraine-Russian Border

A dramatic fire broke out at an oil depot near a key Russian naval base on Saturday, amid plans for a Ukrainian counteroffensive in the coming weeks.

The fire occurred at the only plant within Russia that produces the weapons, which was sanctioned by the European Union last year.

Ukrainian shelling reportedly knocked out power in a Russian region that has been hit with numerous strikes over the course of the conflict.

Crimea is the cornerstone of Putin's revanchist regime. Losing it might prove a fatal blow for the Russian system.

The strike reportedly targeted a pumping station for one of the largest pipelines in the world.

A NATO minnow on the front line with Russia is urging allies to adopt an uncompromising strategy to strategically defeat Moscow.

Retired Admiral James G. Stavridis said that Russia's casualty rate in Ukraine is "unimaginable from a military perspective."

As Dnipro suffered Russian shelling, news emerged that attack choppers were being sent to Ukraine.

Moscow has reportedly been shoring up its political partnership with China, with Vladimir Putin pressing the ally nation for military support as well.

Igor Girkin formerly commanded separatist forces in Ukraine and now writes military news blogs in which he is harshly critical of Russia's strategic competence.

Russia has reportedly lost more than 100,000 soldiers to injury and death, and is losing a further 100 men each day during the conflict in Bakhmut, Ukraine.

Russia's recent wave of attacks on the Eastern European country has damaged vital energy infrastructure as winter approaches.

Former Donbas military leader Igor Girkin previously predicted that Russia's campaign in Ukraine will inevitably end in failure.

The host also admitted that military aid from Western allies to the Eastern European country has been effective in turning the tide of the invasion.

Ukraine has not officially taken credit for the blast, but several officials took to social media to celebrate the destruction wrought against the bridge.

Our national interest in the Ukrainian theater is not coterminous with Zelensky's absolutist stance; our interest is for de-escalation, detente, and peace.

A similar timeframe was implemented by Russia for Crimean residents in 2014.

The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense denounced the promotion of Mikhail Mizintsev, and mentioned his infamous roles in Russian operations in Syria and Mariupol.

Russia claims to have "destroyed" Ukrainian special forces team near Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant.

Footage of actor Steven Seagal filming in a Donetsk prison has reaffirmed his ties with Russia. Newsweek Fact Check traces the timeline of this relationship.

Russell Brand's Under The Skin podcast hosted some of Chomsky's most startling views on the USSR and Russia yet, with comparisons unfavourable to the U.S.

Photos of Ukrainians using beaches in Kyiv and Mariupol have led to conspiratorial claims about the country's conflict with Russia.

President Joe Biden blamed Russian President Vladmir Putin for the country's record rises in inflation.

In recent weeks, multiple Russian regions close to Ukraine's border have reported unexplained explosions at military and industrial sites.

Newsweek's Fact Check team analyzes some of the stories claiming Putin has undergone cancer surgery alongside other "poor health" speculation.

Photos shared on Twitter drew parallels between the ideology of Buffalo shooter suspect Payton Gendron to Ukrainian army, with some implying a deeper link.

Images and footage on social media showed plumes of white smoke falling over the Azovstal steel plant in Mariupol, Ukraine.

The blaze broke out near the Siberian city of Novosibirsk on Tuesday.

The programme's guest claimed that Ukraine President Zelensky posted a photo on Russia's Victory Day of a Ukrainian soldier wearing a Nazi symbol.

In recent days Russia has accused Ukrainian forces of ramping up attacks in Belgorod and other regions bordering Ukraine.