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Dispatches from Ukraine. Day 791

US President Joe Biden announced on April 24 that the US will begin sending military equipment to Ukraine “a few hours” after signing a bill that will provide roughly $60 billion of assistance to Ukraine. The United States reportedly provided an uns

Italy has announced the signing of an agreement with Ukraine and the UN cultural agency UNESCO on the reconstruction of Odesa, in particular, the reconstruction of the Transfiguration Cathedral, which was damaged by a Russian missile strike.

As the war enters its 791st day, these are the main developments.

The UN acknowledges assurances from the South Sudanese government that the recent imposition of taxes on fuel and supply trucks does not apply to the Organization.

Russia is using fake news to promote a narrative about alleged support for Russian occupation in Ukraine — Ukrinform.

In an interview, the Greek Prime Minister lays out his vision for a different brand of conservatism—and for a more modern Greece.

Immediately after President Joe Biden signed the foreign security aid package Bill into law, the Defense Department announced a hefty new package of weapons and equipment worth $1 billion to support Ukrainian forces with urgently needed capabilities in its fight against Russia.

The mayor of Odesa, Hennadiy Trukhanov, honored Darth Vader with an award in a ceremony at the city council building.

A selection of our coverage of the conflict from the past fortnight.