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In ukraine i spoke to michael bociurkiw — a senior fellow at the atlantic councils eurasia centre. michael, you were recently in ukraine, where you were based in odesa. we have seen this wave of russian attacks, ukraine losing its positions on the front lines in terms of the battlefield — what is the feeling right now on the ground in ukraine? good to be with you — not very good at all. there is basically three frontliness happening right now, one is the physical one which stretches throug...

Russian troops launched a ballistic strike from the temporarily occupied Crimea on Odesa, resulting in damage to an infrastructure facility.

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Unconfirmed social media footage showed a warplane with its tail on fire spiralling towards the ground.

KYIV — Ukraine shot down a Russian strategic bomber on Friday (April 19) after the warplane took part in a long-range airstrike that killed eight people including two children in the central Dnipropetrovsk region, Kyiv said. Missiles rained down on the city of Dnipro and the surrounding region in the early hours, damaging residential buildings and the main train station....

Aleksey Botvinov holds two world records: the only pianist to have performed Bach’s “Goldberg Variations” on stage more than 300 times, and the first Ukrainian musician to play for the war effort.

Ukrainian defenders have confirmed the aftermath of Russia's attacks on the night of 19-20 April and said the Russians had targeted Zaporizhzhia's industrial infrastructure with ballistic missiles and hit an infrastructure facility in Odesa.

Ukraine launched a barrage of drones across Russia overnight, Moscow's Defense Ministry said, in apparent attacks on energy infrastructure.

The supersonic bomber is designed to take out sea- and ground-based targets using guided missiles and aerial bombs.

Russian forces hit a residential area in Odesa with a missile attack, wounding three people, including a three-year-old child, Odesa Oblast Governor Oleh Kiper reported on April 20.