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The visit, during which Ukraine signed a 10-year bilateral security deal with Latvia, comes after Moscow launched a barrage of aerial attacks, targeting energy facilities across Ukraine.

Russian forces attacked border settlements and critical infrastructure in Sumy Oblast, injuring four people, including a child, the Sumy Oblast Prosecutor's Office reported on April 11.

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Russia has launched a massive aerial attack on Ukrainian power facilities across five regions.

A sweeping Russian missile attack on Ukraine destroyed the largest power generating plant in the Kyiv region as Vladimir Putin’s forces exploit gaps in the war-battered nation’s air defense as part of a renewed offensive.

Occupied Palestinian Territory An assessment was conducted by a UN team in Khan Younis yesterday following the withdrawal of Israeli troops.

The world in focus, as seen by a Canadian leading global affairs analyst, writer and speaker, in his review of international media.

Ukraine’s parliament passed a controversial law Thursday that will govern how the country recruits new soldiers to replenish depleted forces who are increasingly struggling to fend off Russian troops.

The authorities of the city of Odesa and Odesa Oblast have declared 12 April a day of mourning for the people killed in a Russian missile strike on the Odesa district. Source: Oleh Kiper, Head of Odesa Oblast Military Administration, on Telegram Quote: "In connection with the death of five people as a result of a Russian missile attack on the Odesa district, a day of mourning has been declared tomorrow (12 April - ed.

As Russia’s wider war on Ukraine grinds into its third year, three main dynamics are shaping the battlefield.