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On February 27, paramedic Yulia Payevska films the aftermath of a shooting in Mariupol, where a brother and sister arrive injured and their parents are already dead.
Five dead Russian servicemen are arranged in a 'Z' formation, a symbol of Russian military vehicles, as the Ukrainian Army halts their advance near Kharkiv.
Vadim, a professional soldier, leads a team that has recovered 80 Russian soldiers and 20 civilians in northeastern Ukraine.
Professor Michael Clarke outlines China's 12-point peace plan and its implications for Russia and Ukraine.
Vladimir Putin acknowledges China's concerns over the Ukraine war during a summit in Uzbekistan.
A volunteer driver risks his life to evacuate families from Kherson as Ukrainian missiles target bridges to disrupt Russian supply lines.
Air Vice Marshall Sean Bell predicts a more intense Russian offensive in Ukraine this spring.
Wagner's activities in Belarus raise concerns amid Ukraine's slow counteroffensive progress.
Sean Bell discusses Britain's military aid to Ukraine and Ben Wallace's recent announcement.
Bucha faces rising body counts as the paperwork police list victims of Russian violence.
On February 24th, the Ukrainian president felt assured that his country would not face its enemy alone, expressing gratitude for Poland's support during the war.
Over three and a half million people viewed a manipulated video that falsely claimed to show a Ukrainian corpse moving, but it originated from Austria.
Zelenskyy replaces defense minister Reznikov amid corruption allegations in Ukraine.
A military camp near Minsk raises questions about Wagner's future in Belarus after June's mutiny.
Professor Michael Clark discusses a missile incident involving a British plane over the Black Sea.
Footage from Bucha shows bodies after the Russian withdrawal from northern Ukraine.
Residents of Donetsk struggle to escape to safety as Russian forces advance eastward.
Professor Michael Clark discusses a drone attack on a refinery in Krasnadar, Russia.
Russia strikes President Zelenski's hometown, causing casualties and sparking anger at Elon Musk.
Professor Michael Clarke reports on the withdrawal of Ukrainian troops from Bakhmut amid Wagner claims.
Philip Ingram discusses Ukraine's EU membership bid and its impact on military morale.
Systematic killings of civilians by Russian forces are reported near Kyiv, with over 130 bodies found.
Ukrainian President Voldymyr Zelenskyy reports casualties from strikes in Kyiv.
The Kremlin takes measures at Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant amid Ukrainian accusations of explosives.
Fighting in Ukraine persists despite a proposed ceasefire during Orthodox Christmas.
Fighting in Bakhmut escalates as winter nears, straining Russian military resources and morale.
Finland's ex-PM states a ceasefire in Ukraine is unlikely as Putin seeks a major victory.
The UK leads efforts to address atrocities in Ukraine and increase support against Russia.
Mikhail Casiano reveals growing skepticism among Russians about Putin's war narrative.
Andrew Wood discusses the ongoing Ukraine war and its effects on Russian citizens' perceptions.
Pierre Zakajewski has been killed in Ukraine after being struck by incoming fire near Kiev.
General David Petraeus states the West will inevitably send jets to Ukraine amid ongoing conflict.
Germany sends Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine, signaling a shift in military involvement.
Philip Ingram reports on Russian claims of killing 600 Ukrainian troops in Kramatorsk.
Stuart Ray analyzes Ukraine's military situation and the impact of supply lines on Russian forces.
President Zelensky has shifted Ukraine's request for military aid from general weapons to heavy weapons, including 78 additional 155-millimeter howitzers from the U.S.
A Ukrainian military unit in the woods uses T-84 tanks to combat Russian forces near the front line.
Valerie reflects on his detention in a Kherson prison while Larry shares his arrest after resisting the Russian soldiers who stole from his factory.
Air Vice Marshall Sean Bell reports on Russian strikes affecting Ukraine's energy supply in Kiev.
President Putin retaliates with missile strikes on Ukraine after the Kirch Bridge attack.
Ukraine faces a serious threat from the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant amid ongoing conflict.
Philip Ingram discusses Ukraine's potential acquisition of North Korean weapons amid ongoing conflict.
More than 2,000 tons of highly radioactive spent nuclear fuel are stored at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, raising safety concerns amid the conflict.
China maintains a neutral stance on Ukraine while promoting a one-sided narrative in media.
Professor Michael Clarke outlines Xi Jinping's cautious support for Vladimir Putin amid the Ukraine conflict.
Michael highlights preparations by Russians and Ukrainians for a new phase in the war.
President Vladimir Zelensky accuses Russian troops of endangering the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant.
Air Vice Marshall Sean Bell discusses Poland's defense strategy amid the Ukraine conflict.
