Ukraine
Transnistria’s Jews find themselves caught in a Soviet time warp as Ukraine war rages next door
In Novokatovsk, Israeli farmer Or Cohen and his family face poverty and war on the Ukrainian border. Their story reveals the challenges of life in Transnistria, where Jewish life is slowly fading.
Trump still weighing 'very serious' economic sanctions on Russia
US, Russian officials discussed energy deals alongside latest Ukraine peace talks
Russia and Ukraine stage new prisoner exchange after UAE mediation
Russia's Lavrov outlines terms for Ukraine peace: Big power security guarantee, no NATO
Meanwhile, US VP JD Vance told NBC that Russia has made significant concessions towards peace deal, and Ukrainian President Zelensky thanked UAE for facilitating a prisoner exchange.
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Ukraine drone attack causes fire, capacity reduction at Russia's Kursk nuclear power plant
Ukrainian attacks on the Kursk nuclear plant create a threat to nuclear safety, Alexander Khinshtein, the regional acting governor said on Sunday.
Pentagon restricts Ukraine's use of US missiles against Russia, WSJ reports
Pentagon blocks Ukraine from striking inside Russia with US-made long-range missiles as Trump mulls new sanctions or walking away from peace talks.
Military options for Ukraine developed and will be presented to Western national security advisers
US President Donald Trump has publicly ruled out deploying US troops in Ukraine, but on Tuesday appeared to leave the door open to other US military involvement.
Putin prepared to meet Zelensky but legitimacy an issue, Russian FM says
Putin has repeatedly raised doubts about Zelensky's legitimacy as his term in office was due to expire in May 2024, but the war means no new presidential election has yet been held.
Italy arrests Ukrainian citizen over 2022 Nord Stream pipeline attacks
"The bombing of the pipelines must be investigated, including through criminal prosecution. Therefore, it is good that we are making progress in this regard," said the German Justice Minister.
Russian strikes kill one, wound 18 people in largest aerial attack of August
"This is not the first Russian attack on American businesses in Ukraine, after strikes on Boeing offices in Kyiv earlier this year and other attacks," regional governor Myroslav Biletskyi said.
Vance says Europe will have to take 'lion's share' of burden for Ukrainian security
"No matter what form this takes, the Europeans are going to have to take the lion's share of the burden," Vance told Fox News.
North Korea leader Kim praises 'heroic' troops in Russia, state media says
North Korea recently dispatched more than 10,000 troops to the frontlines of the war in Ukraine.
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