Infuriated Russian mothers accused President Vladimir Putin of using their sons as “cannon fodder” for his invasion of Ukraine, according to video during which they shouted down a regional governor.
As the Russian invasion of Ukraine dragged into its second week, photos have emerged of Russian tanks and uniforms emblazoned with various symbols, including “Z” and “V,” leading to speculation about their precise meaning and origins.
Last week following the Russian attack on the Ukrainian nuclear station U.K. Prime Minister Johnson immediately called for a UN Security Council meeting on the attack.
As Russian forces lay siege to Ukrainian cities and shell sites throughout the country, Russians to the north are largely unaware of how severe the war has become due to rampant censorship and misinformation, according to a Russian-born U.S. citizen who now lives in Texas.
A Russian diplomat taking part in renewed talks with Iran said Tehran got much more than anyone expected as it negotiated with other nations to revive the 2015 nuclear deal.
A Russian military commander and prisoner of war said he and his forces were led to believe they were invading the country because "nationalists, Nazis have seized power."
An estimated 5,138 people in 72 Russian cities were arrested Sunday, according to OVD-Info. Demonstrators risk long prison sentences for protesting Russia and Putin.
Although 1.5 million Ukrainians have fled the country amid the Russian invasion, more than 100,000 Ukrainians and others have flocked to Ukraine in order to fight Russian President Vladimir Putin's forces, according to Ukraine Defense Minister Oleksiy Reznikov.
As the International Criminal Court opened an investigation into potential war crimes in Ukraine after Russian President Vladimir Putin approved a "special military operation" in Ukraine Feb. 24, what war crimes have been committed over the last century?
Pope Francis condemned the Russia-Ukraine conflict in his strongest language yet during his weekly address in St. Peter's Square at the Vatican on Sunday.
NATO members have a "green light" to send fighter jets as part of their military aid to support Ukraine against the Russian invasion, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Sunday.
Russian forces have now put staff at Europe's largest nuclear plant under their command and cut off their ability to communicate with Ukraine's nuclear regulator, the UN's International Atomic Energy Agency said Sunday.
