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Russia facing 60-mile Ukrainian offensive

How far will Western countries empty their own weapons lockers to help someone else?

Ukrainians who fought for Russia and other Ukrainian news

the Ukrainians who fought for Russia The Telegraph has been granted access to speak with two Ukrainian-born prisoners of war, who were recently captured by the Armed Forces of Ukraine as they were fighting in separatist units of the Russian military. In an exclusive report, with video, by our Defence Editor Danielle Sheridan, we askContinue reading “Ukrainians who fought for Russia and other Ukrainian news”

What we know on day 397 of the Russian invasion

Putin suggested a nuclear announcement was on the way earlier in the week, saying Russia would respond to Britain’s decision to supply armour-piercing shells to Ukraine made of depleted uranium.

A look at Ukraine on 2023 March 02

Putin’s army stuck in mud like Hitler’s Russia’s faltering offensive is getting bogged down in the mud as the “rasputitsa” spring thaw comes early to Ukraine. Once frozen battlefields and snow-covered forests have transformed into impenetrable quagmires of thick sinking sludge as a result of the suddenly warmer weather. The scenes around the Donetsk cityContinue reading “A look at Ukraine on 2023 March 02”

Russia must not be treated like Germany after the First World War the Archbishop of Canterbury has said

By Sam Hall One year on from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the Archbishop of Canterbury has said Moscow “cannot end up like Germany after 1919” when the conflict ends. Justin Welby: Russia must not be humiliated Russia must not be treated like Germany after the First World War and should be allowed to recover whenContinue reading “Russia must not be treated like Germany after the First World War the Archbishop of Canterbury has said”

A year of courage, caring, pain, hope, endurance and above all a year of unity (1)

Looking back at those 12 months that brought the Ukrainian people full misery in “The furious year of invincibility.”

No one, not even Putin, knows how this war will end

No one, not even Putin, knows how this war will end.

2023 Wednesday morning briefing January 04

January 4, 2023 By Natasha Frost Writer, Briefings Good morning. We’re covering the high price for Ukraine of responding to Russia’s drone attacks, and a provocative visit by a new Israeli minister. Ukraine has begun using searchlights to spot drones. Gleb Garanich/Reuters The costs of Ukraine’s defense Over the New Year’s weekend, Russia sent aboutContinue reading “2023 Wednesday morning briefing January 04”

The Telegraph looking at the world 2022 December 29

Good morning. A landmark review by William Shawcross, pictured above, into the Government’s flagship Prevent programme has found that taxpayers’ money has been handed to groups promoting Islamist extremism. Meanwhile, teachers’ unions fear that ballots for national strike action in 2023 have been put at risk by postal strikes.   Headlines: Today’s essential news ChinaContinue reading “The Telegraph looking at the world 2022 December 29”

The Telegraph Frontpage for Saturday evening 2022 December 10

By Danny Boyle Good evening. As the cold snap bites, southern England could get four inches of snow this weekend (after areas including County Durham, above, got a covering today). We have the latest weather warnings – and the fallout from the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s Netflix show. Evening briefing: Today’s essential headlines UKContinue reading “The Telegraph Frontpage for Saturday evening 2022 December 10”