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Roughly 90% of Ukrainian prisoners of war have been subjected to torture, rape, threats of sexual violence or other forms of cruel and inhumane treatment, according to recent estimates, Ukraine’s Prosecutor General Andrii Kostin said Thursday.

Russian President Vladimir Putin blamed the West for the collapse of the Black Sea grain deal and said, even after Moscow pulled out, there has been no shortage of food in the global market. His remarks come after several hours of talks with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Monday.

Recently the armed forces of Ukraine have come under criticism from their Western military partners for carrying out operations in support of the ongoing counteroffensive in a manner which deviates from the operational theory of combined arms warfare.

While Ukraine has basked a lingering heat wave at the end of summer, meteorologist Natalia Holenya warned in an interview with NV on Aug. 29 that temperatures are set to take a decisive downward turn in the coming days.

Calea Europeană (caleaeuropeana.ro), in partnership with the National Institute for Scientific Research in Labour and Social Protection (INCSMPS), organizes the multiplier event of the results of the European strategic partnership project in the field of adult education - Team2Share - Integrated Training & Teaching for Learning further aiming Knowledge Sharing Across Generations - on Thursday,

As the war enters its 551st day, these are the main developments.

On August 24, 1991, two days after the collapse of the anti-Gorbachev coup plot by communist hardliners in Moscow, Ukraine’s Supreme Soviet declared... 24.08.2023, Sputnik International

Pressure for a ‘Hollywood-style’ breakthough against Russia’s forces is unrealistic, war analysts tell The Independent

The White House has approached Congress for the next tranche of U.S. assistance to Ukraine, proposing $24 billion in military, economic, and humanitarian

While Ukraine continues to occupy a regular spot in news reporting, western outlets and politicians still overlook the m...