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EL PAÍS has been traveling to the area controlled by Russian troops for more than a year. The few remaining inhabitants have tried to resume their lives, amidst the constant noise of artillery from the front

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky emphasized that the war in Ukraine is not a “stalemate” in a comment to the media about Ukrainian ...

Last winter Russian naval infantry brigades repeatedly tried, and repeatedly failed, to capture Vuhledar, a Ukrainian stronghold. Nearly a year later, they tried again.

From defending Moschun outside Kyiv to sabotage on enemy territory – NV describes the combat path of a Ukrainian Defense Intelligence (HUR) special unit.

From soldiers headed for the front to civilians rebuilding their communities, Ukrainians depend on their national railway – the nation’s biggest employer – even as war make the journeys more dangerous

Christopher ‘Pezz’ Perryman, an ex-British Army sniper, was killed on a mission this week after first travelling to fight against Russia shortly after war broke out last year

The Avdiivka spoil tip, which the Russians were so eager to access, is not a mine but a waste dump. It has a flat surface, a rolled top. Trucks brought loads of mining waste there one at a time. It is a giant landfill, I would call it that. But it is still growing into a real waste heap. It is located to the north of Avdiivka coke plant.

Russia is doing all it can to capture Ukraine’s eastern stronghold Avdiivka, disregarding the heavy losses it has suffered thus far.

Pretty much every source except official Kremlin ones say the Russian army is taking something between serious and horrific losses right now. Kyiv Post deep dives into some of the evidence.

Over the past three weeks, Russia has thrown away something like two to four brigades of trained, regular army troops, against the very strongest Ukrainian fortifications, in the area of Avdiivka.