In the most recent Russian raids, which lasted more than four hours, Iranian-made Shahed kamikaze drones were used.

The mayor of Kyiv reported that 60 Iranian-made kamikaze drones had been fired by Russia at targets in Ukraine, including 36 toward the city.

A day after blaming Ukraine for the alleged attack, Putin's spokesperson said that Washington had supported it.

Ukraine raised alarms for airstrikes over the country's capital Kyiv and other areas shortly after the Kremlin statement.

The Wagner mercenary company, which has been targeting the eastern Bakhmut city, is responsible for half of the fatalities.

The capital's military administration said anti-aircraft units destroyed 11 missiles and two drones, with debris damaging a power line.

A Ukrainian journalist who was a fixer for the Italian daily La Repubblica was killed by snipers in Ukraine, while another reporter was injured.

Numerous clinics have already started providing the service for free and on their dime.

Pro-war writer Vladlen Tatarsky died on Sunday in the explosion in St. Petersburg Cafe where he was scheduled to deliver a speech.

The governor of St. Petersburg reported that 25 persons had been hurt, and 19 of them were receiving medical attention.

Under the New START treaty, the parties routinely exchange information regarding the status of their nuclear arsenals every six months.

In a joint statement released on Tuesday, China and Russia urged an "end to all steps that contribute to the escalation of tension."

Nato's secretary general cautioned that Vladimir Putin has no immediate intentions for peace in Ukraine.

Putin praised China for its readiness to "make a meaningful contribution" to ending the conflict while on a defiant weekend trip to occupied eastern Ukraine.

Vladimir Putin, the president of Russia, is believed to be visiting a recently seized Ukrainian area for the first time.

Ramzan Kadyrov, the warlord leader of Chechnya, is said to be critically ill with kidney issues, raising suspicions that he was poisoned.

A university student in Russia is charged with justifying terrorism and discrediting the Russian armed forces. She faces up to 10 years in prison.

Ex-Prime Minister Boris Johnson says that Russian leader Vladimir Putin once threatened him about a potential missile strike.

Kim Jong Un’s sister slammed the U.S. over its decision to send their main battle tanks to Ukraine.

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky welcomes the coming of tanks to help in their war against Russia but hopes they arrive fast.

Volodymyr Zelensky questioned whether Vladimir Putin was still alive as he spoke to world leaders at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic blasts mercenary group Wagner for allegedly recruiting Serbians to train, take part in the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Vladimir Putin has ordered the Russian armed forces to boost the number of troops to 1.5 million servicemen leading up to the year 2026.

An ex-commander from Wagner PMC has fled to Norway to seek asylum. 

The Kremlin has threatened it will burn the tanks Britain plans to send to Ukraine.

Russia claims to have captured Soledar, something Ukraine is rebutting. Military analysts also feel that this does not guarantee advantage on Moscow.

Some captured soldiers in Ukraine reveal that some erring recruits by Russia have been publicly executed for not wanting to be at the frontlines.

An ex-NATO commander believes that peace talks between Russia and Ukraine will happen by mid-2023.

World War III is something most are fearing especially with conflicts between several countries around the world.

Russia believes that soldiers who defied the ban on the use of cellphones were the reason behind missile attacks on New Year's Day.