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Russia has already lost 7,000 troops – that's more than the number of American troops lost in either Afghanistan or Iraq.

Ukrainians have exposed the deep flaws in Russia's military. As it nears major cities, Putin's options for victory are narrowing.

Putin has to face a response in his "own language," one Polish MP told Insider, which in this case should be "economic violence."

Fires and a column of armored vehicles could be seen in a live stream from the plant outside Enerhodar, Ukraine.

Ukraine has a total 15 active nuclear reactors, six at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant which was captured in the early hours of Friday.

Just 44 members of Congress listed a student loan on their financial disclosure forms, and half are in relation to spouses or dependents.

Ukrainian officials said several hundred volunteers are already in the country, with hundreds more awaiting approval.

NATO employs an "open door policy" for aspiring European members, but nations have to meet certain political, economic, and military standards.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has pressed for NATO to impose a "no-fly zone" but US officials say it could lead to a direct fight with Russia.

Embattled Attorney General Ken Paxton and one of the most conservative House Democrats are both facing high-profile primary challengers on Tuesday.