Russia's war against Ukraine
The Russia–Ukraine war is an armed conflict between Russia and Ukraine that began in 2014 and escalated into a full-scale invasion in 2022. This page brings together news and analysis on the course of the war, its political, economic and humanitarian consequences, and the reactions of international partners.
Zelensky Reports Russian Rotation and Extra Forces in Oleshky
General Staff: Russian losses for 1–7 November total 16,130 troops
Defense Forces Strike Four Russian Drone Control Points in Past Day, Including in Berdiansk
Britain Threatens Sanctions on Kremlin-Linked People; Poland Ready to Hand Ukraine Ammunition
Russia says it has completed "planned exercises" in the Black Sea
Berlin Holds Protest Against War in Ukraine; EU Prepares for Possible Russian Halt of Gas Supplies
Russia Once Again Claims to 'Withdraw' Troops From Ukraine Border
Poland Expects Up to One Million Refugees in Case of Russian War Against Ukraine. Polish Prime Minister to Visit Ukraine on February 2
Zelensky Holds Briefing for Foreign Media: Misunderstandings with Biden, Ukraine's Economy and Diplomat Evacuation
US Prepares New Military Aid Package for Ukraine and Convenes UN Security Council Over Russian Invasion Threat
Reznikov says Russia has amassed troops near Ukraine border; Branson calls on global business leaders to unite against Russia
Most Germans Support Government's Refusal to Arm Ukraine
