A fire broke out at a Pavlohrad home-improvement supermarket, while three people were hospitalized in serious condition.

Reforms could curb cases of coercive recruitment but would not reduce the required number of people needed each month.

In brief: Russia destroyed multiple warehouses storing books for major Ukrainian publishers during an overnight attack on Aug. 28, burning thousands of books and disrupting order deliveries.

Ukraine confirmed hits on two Russian command posts in occupied Donetsk. Debris points to SCALP/Storm Shadow missiles, while ...

The serviceman was reportedly identified as 43-year-old Sergei Sechkov, who served with Russia’s 332nd Separate Guards Helicopter Regiment.

Yaroslavnefteorgsintez refinery can process up to 15 million metric tons of crude oil annually. It produces gasoline and ...

The repeated drone attacks mean that even when no strike hits the capital directly, residents can spend hours responding to ...

The Nova Poshta strike was part of a broader overnight Russian assault that repeatedly targeted logistics infrastructure ...

Ratcliffe reportedly gave Russia’s FSB chief a bleak assessment of Moscow’s battlefield and economic outlook and urged ...

Air defenses were active late Thursday after Russia spent the day targeting the capital with more than 100 jet-powered drones ...

A few dozen people had gathered outside the palace in the morning, but after the flag was lowered to half-mast hundreds began ...

Russia lashed out at London over missile technology transfers to Kyiv, but successive UK governments have continued backing ...