Russia on Saturday claimed the capture of another village in eastern Ukraine's Donetsk region where there is heavy fighting as Moscow's forces advance towards the city of Pokrovsk.

The Defense ministry said Russian troops "liberated" the village of Lozuvatske, about 24 kilometers (15 miles) east of Pokrovsk and near the Russian-occupied small town

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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov stated Saturday he does not listen to what he called Ukraine's inconsistent declarations on peace talks.Lavrov spoke after Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba visited China for talks this week. President Volodymyr Zelensky then stated Beijing sent out a clear signal it supported Ukraine's territorial

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Heavy rainfall led to the collapse of a reservoir dam in the Ural Mountains region of Chelyabinsk on Friday night, Russian authorities said, forcing residents of nearby villages to evacuate their homes.

A dam at the Kialimskoye reservoir, measuring around 500 meters long, was unable to hold back rising waters and broke, unleashing a flood torrent

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Russian politicians fighting to defend so-called “traditional” values are turning their attention to the country’s vibrant music scene, lambasting pop stars for performances and outfits deemed to be too revealing or sexual. 

Pop singer Natalya Chistyakova-Ionova, who is best known by her stage name Glukoza, became embroiled in scandal after

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The head of a research institute that supplies communication systems to the Russian military set himself ablaze on Red Square Friday, media outlets reported, citing anonymous sources.

Mash, a Telegram news channel with purported links to Russian law enforcement,said eyewitnesses saw a man douse himself with a flammable liquid and then ignite in

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Determined to Stay: The Lives of Ukrainian Civilians on the Kharkiv FrontDetermined to Stay: The Lives of Ukrainian Civilians on the Kharkiv FrontDetermined to Stay: The Lives of Ukrainian Civilians on the Kharkiv FrontDetermined to Stay: The Lives of Ukrainian Civilians on the Kharkiv FrontDetermined to Stay: The Lives of Ukrainian Civilians on the Kharkiv Front
Determined to Stay: The Lives of Ukrainian Civilians on the Kharkiv FrontDetermined to Stay: The Lives of Ukrainian Civilians on the Kharkiv Front

KHARKIV REGION, Ukraine — An old green Soviet Lada speeds along a dirt road, skidding as it races forward. Behind the car, thick black smoke billows into the July sky. A Grad missile has just struck a small village in the Kharkiv region, less than 6 miles from the front lines.

Oleksiy, 65, is cultivating his vegetable garden just a hundred meters

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