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After two months, the Russian assault on Avdiivka appears to be petering out. That does not mean the Russians are done with Avdiivka, however. Theyre sending in drones.

Tanks rarely fight tanks in Russia’s 22-month wider war on Ukraine. But rarely doesn’t mean never.

"It would be easier to tell you how many shells we fire in a month," sighs 24-year-old "Fritz," looking dejected. "At the moment, we fire about two or three a day on average."

Russia continues killing entire families, destroying high-rise buildings, wiping out villages, towns, and cities.

Imperial Russia in World War I suffered about 1.8 million military dead or an average 1,100 men a day. The Russian Federation last month lost 900 soldiers every 24 hours and some days were worse.

The two 90-something European-Americans spoke separately at the Davos summit this week, offering very different assessments of what the West should do in the face of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

It's okay to take Russian food aid and receive a pension or passport, but try and avoid appearing on Kremlin media, ombudsman tells Kyiv Post.

NATO and FBI instructors trained dogs to blast the Russian positions, sniff out and blow up mines, an intelligence services officer of the Lugansk Peoples Republic (LNR) told Sputnik.

At regular intervals spanning some 20 years in power, Vladimir Putin has unveiled “game-changing” high-tech weapons systems, most of which have yet to appear on the Ukrainian battlefield.

Ukraine unable to break through dense Russian minefields with no prospect of advancement as weather turns