Timeline: Week three of Russia's invasion of Ukraine | Russia-Ukraine war News
Intensified bombardment of several cities, tighter sanctions and some evacuations mark the third week of war in Ukraine.
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Intensified bombardment of several cities, tighter sanctions and some evacuations mark the third week of war in Ukraine.
Historian says that Berlin's focus on invoking responsibility for WWII may have prevented important self-criticism over ties with Putin
Berlin - Up to 30,000 men, women and children joined an anti-war demonstration in central Berlin on Sunday, with many waving Ukrainian flags or holding
Berlin - Up to 30,000 men, women and children joined an anti-war demonstration in central Berlin on Sunday, with many waving Ukrainian flags or holding
LONDON (Reuters) -One of President Vladimir Putin's closest allies said that Russia's military operation in Ukraine had not all gone as quickly as the Kremlin had wanted, the strongest acknowledgement yet from Moscow that its invasion is not going to plan. Viktor Zolotov, chief of Russia's national guard and a member of Putin's security council, said progress had been slower than expected, blaming what he called far-right Ukrainian forces hiding behind civilians.