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Ukraine is facing a dire shortage of artillery and ammunition in its war against Russia, with officials telling The Post they "are forced to switch to a defense operation."

KYIV (Reuters) -Russian drones attacked Ukraine’s Black Sea port of Odesa on Friday for the second night running, hitting a residential building, killing one person and injuring three, the regional governor said. In all, six people died and 12 were injured in various Ukrainian regions over 24 hours. Odesa regional governor Oleh Kiper, writing on…

Glasgow has announced a twinning with the Ukrainian city of Mykolaiv

UN General Assembly President Dennis Francis urged countries to stand with the people of Ukraine “in their quest for justice and peace” during a meeting on Friday to mark two years of Russia’s full-scale invasion of the country.

The fall of Avdiivka marked the first significant Russian victory in nearly a year, handing Russian President Vladimir Putin a boost ahead of the presidential elections in March

Russia launched the invasion with air strikes on major Ukrainian cities and a three-pronged ground invasion from the south, east, and north. In mid-March, Russian forces encountered stubborn resistance around Kyiv; March saw the highest civilian casualties of the war.

Two years after Vladimir Putin ordered his forces to invade Ukraine, and after a series of embarrassing battlefield setbacks, the tide my be starting to turn in his favour. But is he actually winning?

If one man’s story encompassed all two years of Ukraine’s war you might expect it to have ended abruptly long ago.

The top UN aid official in Ukraine deplored new attacks on the cities of Odesa and Dnipro on Friday, as the full-scale Russian invasion of the country enters a third year. The latest strikes in the centre and south occurred on the eve of the solemn ...

Humza Yousaf has reaffirmed Scotland's steadfast support of Ukraine ahead of a service in Edinburgh.