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Sean discusses the latest Russian claims about military actions in Ukraine's Donets region.
Sir Marshall Sean Bell reveals Iran's admission of supplying drones to Russia amid the Ukraine conflict.
Air Vice Marshall Sean Bell discusses Ukraine's challenges and the West's hopes for spring advances.
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky reports intensified Russian offensives in Eastern Donetsk.
Leah and Professor Michael Clarke discuss recent Russian actions in Kiev and Mariupol.
Michael highlights the importance of Britain's Challenger tanks for Ukraine against Russia.
Ukraine's president warns Russian pilots after missile strikes hit Kyiv, killing one and injuring others.
Philip Ingram discusses the ongoing battle for Bakhmut and Russian military challenges.
Air Vice Marshall Sean Bell highlights Ukraine's critical ammunition shortages amid the war.
The situation in Ukraine remains tense as Russian mobilization struggles continue amid quiet fronts.
Israel condemns Lavrov's remarks, claiming that they distort historical truth.
Joe Biden condemns Putin and assures continued support for Ukraine during his Poland visit.
A journalist protests on Russian state TV, facing fines and highlighting the Ukraine war's impact.
A soldier describes how their tank's turret stopped working, leaving them vulnerable to advancing Russian tanks before they narrowly escaped.
Alex Crawford reports on a residential area in Kiev hit by Russian artillery this morning.
Vice Marshall Sure Bell reports on Ukraine's counter-offensive and recent territorial gains.
Kyiv faces artillery noises and a strict curfew amid fears of Russian saboteurs.
Kyiv's Mayor Klitschko reports civilian deaths from bombing and urges defense against attacks.
Ukrainian forces advance in Kharkiv and Donetsk amid ongoing conflict with Russia.
Mariupol faces devastation as Russia denies invading Ukraine amid failed peace talks in Turkey.
Many Russians, including Tania Simekova, flee persecution amid a mass exodus from Russia.
Two missiles struck a fuel depot in Lviv, Ukraine, marking the first attack on a civilian area in a city that has served as a refuge for many.
Lysychansk faces bombardment as Russia aims to consolidate control in Luhansk region.
A speaker urges dialogue with President Putin to stop Russia's war in Ukraine without escalation.
Mariupol is likely to fall to Russian forces within hours, according to military analysts.
More than 21,000 people have been killed in Mariupol since the Russian invasion, according to the city's mayor.
Ukrainians resist occupation as Russian advance remains slow and Mariupol faces dire conditions.
Sir Richard Moore, head of MI6, calls for Russians disillusioned by the war in Ukraine to approach British intelligence as potential informants.
The Kremlin claims the war is on track, but Russians face unexpected challenges since February.
Sean Bell reports on Russia's largest missile attack on Ukraine since the war began.
Missiles have struck Odesa shortly after a grain export deal between Ukraine and Russia.
More than 200 Ukrainian soldiers are evacuated from the Azovstal steel plant in Mariupol.
Stuart Ray discusses Biden's openness to negotiate with Moscow amid ongoing tensions.
Aiden Aslin surrenders in Mariupol, prompting his family to seek help for his release.
The war in Ukraine claims the lives of two friends from a small village outside Kiev.
Drone strikes hit Moscow and Kyiv, marking a significant escalation in the Ukraine conflict.
Michael and Jane report on the Hessian region's conflict amid a news blackout from Kiev.
Professor Michael Clark discusses the impact of Iranian drones in the Ukraine conflict.
The White House warns of advancing arms talks between North Korea and Russia.
Kyiv's forces capture territory twice the size of greater London, says British Ministry of Defence.
Defense minister Alexi Reznikovko plans to form a one million strong force against Russia.
Sky News covers protests in Moscow and Dagestan against Putin's mobilization order.
Justin Crump discusses Russian strikes in Chernihiv and Ukraine's counter-offensive efforts.
Two men murder a family in Ukraine after returning from fighting in the war.
Sean Bell highlights Ukraine's urgent need for military aid from President Biden amid conflict.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy receives one of Poland's highest awards during his visit, where he expresses gratitude for Poland's support against Russian aggression.
Zelenskyy asserts Ukraine fights against Russian troops using mortars that destroy lives and cities.
The Prime Minister asserts that Putin will fail in his Venture in Ukraine amid growing Western Unity.
