Politics
Ukraine's richest man says he's suing Putin for damages
"We will definitely sue Russia and demand proper compensation for all losses and lost business," Akhmetov said
Culture
Ukrainian 'MasterChef' serves free meals to refugees fleeing Russian bombs
"I understood that I'm not very good with the guns... but I know that I'm a very nice warrior with a knife," said Klopotenko. "My aim and my mission in life is to feed the people."
Politics
Putin's Chechen strongman executed 3 Russian soldiers who did not want to fight
Ukrainian intelligence found the soldiers “were ready to surrender their weapons and go home,” but fighters under Kodyrav killed three of them
Technology
INFORMATION WAR: Kremlin censors move to block Wikipedia in Russia
The editors of Wikipedia’s Russian language page received a memo on Tuesday from Russia’s communication’s regulator informing them that an article titled “Russian invasion of Ukraine (2022)” violates Russian law
Politics
Medvedev warns of nuclear dystopia as Western leaders meet in Brussels
"Is this a dystopia or some mad futuristic forecast? Is it pulp fiction? No," Medvedev said
Politics
Russia warns of nuclear deployment if Sweden and Finland join NATO
"There can be no more talk of any nuclear-free status for the Baltic - the balance must be restored,” Russia’s Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev said
Politics
Israeli Prime Minister meets with Putin, calls Zelenskyy
Bennett on Saturday became the first Western leader to sit down with Putin since he launched his invasion of Ukraine
Politics
Putin recruits Syrian mercenaries as Russian ground forces falter
These war-hardened soldiers are expected to support the Russian armed forces as the Kremlin prepares to attempt to take Kyiv, where Ukrainian armed forces and civilian fighters are expected to fall back on guerrilla-style urban warfare to push back the invading force
Immigration
Biden administration let Russian group enter U.S. after deal with Mexico
Nearly three-dozen Russian nationals who fled their homes after the start of the war were allegedly granted secret access to the U.S. after a deal was struck between Mexico City and Washington
Politics
Finland's pending NATO bid brings opposite of what Putin wanted: 'He gets more NATO,' official says
The addition of Finland and Sweden would expand NATO to include 32 member nations