Human Rights
Senate Republicans block Israel and Ukraine funding
Although some Republicans have vowed to support Israel, they have tried to pair passage of Ukraine aid to funding border security
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Desperate Ukrainian women write messages on their children's backs in case they die in an attack
"I signed it with my hands shaking a lot," said one of the mothers on social media
Politics
NATO warns Russian forces could attack Donbas within weeks
"We now see a significant movement of (Russian) troops away from Kyiv to regroup, re-arm and re-supply and shift their focus to the east," Stoltenberg told reporters
Technology
Video shows Russian helicopter split in half by new UK missile system
According to anonymous British officials, the video shows the system in action for the first time in Ukraine. The Russian Mi-28N attack helicopter was downed over the Luhansk region in eastern Ukraine
Human Rights
Hundreds of civilian bodies reportedly found outside of Kyiv as Russian forces withdraw
Russia has denied accusations that its troops have killed civilians in Bucha, Ukraine
Human Rights
Zelensky accuses Putin of genocide in Ukraine: 'Elimination of the whole nation'
He noted, "It wasn't enough just to kill for those criminals"
Politics
Russia captures critical eastern city amid hasty withdrawal from Kiev front
Izyum stood in the way of a Russian advance into northern Donetsk
Politics
Moscow says Ukrainian airstrike hit Russian city, warns attack affects peace talks
"Of course this cannot be perceived as creating comfortable conditions for continuing the talks," Peskov said
Technology
Cell service in Ukraine key to resisting Russian invasion
Internet access has helped Ukraine’s defense, allowing locals to feed the military with intelligence and helping spread images of Russian attacks on apartments, hospitals and other civilian targets
Politics
U.K. says Russian troops accidentally shot down own plane
Jeremy Fleming, head of the United Kingdom’s GCHQ spy agency, said, "We’ve seen Russian soldiers, short of weapons and morale, refusing to carry out orders, sabotaging their own equipment and even accidentally shooting down their own aircraft.”
Politics
Reports of Ukraine peace gains should be taken with 'large dose of polonium,' skepticism
Talk of possible breakthroughs during peace negotiations emerged this week, as Russian and Ukrainian teams convened in Istanbul
