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In its fight against Russia, Ukraine has managed to establish a modest but significant bridgehead on the left bank of the Dnipro River near the village of Krynky. But Ukraine’s top general says his country needs more help from the West, particularly advanced technology, to cement gains.

Russian mobilised soldiers have beaten the deputy commander of their regiment to death in the city of Simferopol in occupied Crimea. Source: press service of the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine Details: The incident occurred on 1 November.

MOSCOW - Russias arrest of Igor Girkin, the former security agent who was convicted this year in absentia by a Dutch court in the 2014 downing of a passenger jet

The Russian-occupied Ukrainian territory of Crimea was attacked by drones overnight on Nov. 2, the Russian Defense Ministry has said.

Nariman Dzhelyal, first Deputy Head of the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatars, has won a prize The Story of Injustice. A renowned Czech human rights organisation, People in Need, awards this prize. Source: Refat Chubarov, head of Mejlis, and Jan Lipavský, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Czechia Quote: "On behalf of the relatives of Nariman Dzhelyal who had been imprisoned by the Russian occupiers for 17 years and transferred to Siberia, the prize awarded by Šimon Pánek, the head of...

Chechen Republic Head Ramzan Kadyrov's response to the October 29 antisemitic riots in the Republic of Dagestan suggests that Russian officials may be increasingly concerned about the weakening of authoritarian control in regions on the periphery of the

Kremlin claims that Ukraine’s attack against Crimea on Monday failed with all incoming missiles shot down have been contradicted by Kyiv and other commentators.

A fire broke out near the airfield of occupied Simferopol on Oct. 31, according to the Crimean Wind monitoring group.

A major fire broke out in occupied Donetsk, RFE/RL reported on Oct. 31, citing local eyewitness accounts and video footage.

With “Google Translate-level Ukrainian” and Rashist slurs, many Ukrainians are questioning who’s really running certain social media channels welcoming refugees to North America.