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War in Ukraine
The Ukrainian army entered the Kursk region on August 6, capturing dozens of settlements in the biggest offensive by a foreign army on Russian soil since World War II and forcing thousands to flee.
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SBU
Contrary to Russian propagandists' claims that Moscow has halted such exchanges, Lubinets confirmed that communication between Ukrainian and Russian ombudsmen is ongoing.
Aug. 15
Kremlin
In the absence of any official mechanism for locating their kids, Russian parents are inundating non-governmental humanitarian and human rights groups for help tracking them down.
Aug. 15
Putin
A captured Russian T-90M tank has been spotted being operated by Ukrainian forces near the area of the ongoing incursion into Russia’s Kursk region.
Aug. 15
War in Ukraine
Most Ukrainian men of fighting age cannot leave. Thousands have risked swimming the Tysa River to reach Romania, avoiding mobilization.
Aug. 15
Kharkiv
Ukraine’s SBU provided Kyiv Post with photographic and video evidence of the 102 Russian soldiers they captured during a special operation in Russia's Kursk region.
Aug. 15
Ukraine
The rebel group that claimed responsibility for July’s clashes with Wagner mercenaries and Malian government forces said it did not receive any assistance from foreign countries, including Ukraine.
Aug. 15
War in Ukraine
Russian authorities have said that around 120,000 people have fled or been evacuated from the area. European commentators debate how Russia will respond.
Aug. 15
Russia
In the biggest prisoner exchange since the Cold War, Warsaw freed a Russian-Spanish national suspected of spying for Moscow while posing as a freelance journalist who covered the war in Ukraine.
Aug. 15
Tanks
The name of Kursk has been synonymous with war for more than 80 years and that reputation is unlikely to be diminished after the events of the last week even if not on the same scale.
Aug. 15
War in Ukraine
Ukrainian officials have said the Kursk offensive was an act of self-defence against Russian troops, whose full-scale invasion stretches into its third year.
Aug. 15
Ukraine
Since the Kremlin launched its invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, EU countries have paid €200 billion for Russian fossil fuels, mostly oil and gas, according to an analysis by think-tank CREA.
Aug. 15
Zelensky
The report marked the first time a Ukrainian news outlet broadcast from Russian territories since the 2022 invasion began and indicated that Ukraine likely controls the town of Sudzha.
Aug. 15
War in Ukraine
Zelensky applauds advances in Kursk as “buffer zone” is created; Russian attacks in Zaporizhzhia bring more civilian casualties; NATO brass to meet in September about closer Ukraine integration.
Aug. 15