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Turkey

Erdogan Calls West 'Main Culprit' Behind Gaza 'Massacre'

The Turkish leader accused Western powers of "shedding tears" over the death of civilians in Ukraine and turning a blind eye on the death of Palestinian civilians in Gaza.

By AFP

Oct. 28, 2023

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Europe

OPINION: Europe’s Unsavory Relationship with Outlaw Sudanese Militia

Blindsided by PR campaigns and envoy missions, European nations have transferred money and resources to the Sudanese militia despite evidence of war crimes and links to the Russian Wagner Group.

By Mohamed Suliman

Oct. 28, 2023

Ukraine Says 1.3 mn Tons of Exports via Black Sea

Russian threats and attacks fail to stop Ukraine exporting grain.

By AFP

Oct. 28, 2023

Ukraine

EU Summit Conclusions: Support for Ukraine Remains Unchanged, Russia Must Bear Full Responsibility for Crimes

"Russia and its leadership must be held fully accountable for waging a war of aggression against Ukraine and other most serious crimes under international law," the UE leaders notes.

By Interfax-Ukraine

Oct. 28, 2023

War in Ukraine

UN Security Council Hears ‘Wide Range of Violations’ Committed By Russia in Ukraine

Erik Møse said Moscow’s troops were responsible for willful killings, attacks on civilians, unlawful confinement, torture, rape and sexual violence, as well as the deportation of children.

By Kyiv Post

Oct. 28, 2023

War in Ukraine

Malta Hosts Fresh Round of Ukraine-Backed Peace Talks

Participants include the United States, the EU and Britain, staunch supporters of Kyiv, as well as Turkey, which has offered itself as a mediator between Ukraine and Russia.

By AFP

Oct. 28, 2023

War in Ukraine

‘Other-Worldly Lies’ – Russia is Upset About Accusations of Executed Soldiers

The White House says the “reprehensible” Russian military is shooting its own. Russia says it’s a lie, even though there's evidence to suggest otherwise.

By Kyiv Post

Oct. 28, 2023

War in Ukraine

If Putin Does Die, Who Could Replace Him?

With the recent media frenzy over unproven reports of Vladimir Putin's death and the endless list of his supposed ailments, it’s timely to examine who might be anointed as Russia’s new Tsar.

By Kyiv Post

Oct. 28, 2023

Featured

OPINION: Russia’s Greatest Ally: Disinformed Americans

Kremlin propagandists’ disinformation echoed by far-right US pundits and politicians acting as quasi (unpaid) agents for Russia is turning a sizeable minority of Americans against Ukraine.

By David Root

Oct. 28, 2023

War in Ukraine

Kremlin Claims It Shot Down ATACMS, Other Sources Say the US Weapons Took Out Russian Anti-Missile Systems

Moscow says its “world-best” air defense systems blew up two American ATACMS ballistic missiles in airspace over Luhansk region. But evidence is piling up that it was the other way around.

By Stefan Korshak

Oct. 27, 2023

War in Ukraine

Russia Launches Anti-Spy Operation in Ukraine’s South, One Killed

One man it suspected of working for Ukrainian intelligence was killed in a gunfight during the operation, the FSB said, without providing further details.

By AFP

Oct. 27, 2023

Ukraine

EU Strives to Keep Focus on Ukraine Amid Middle East Turmoil

The discussion on Ukraine took place on the second day of the summit, after the first day was dominated by coming up with a unified European Union position on the Israel-Hamas war.

By AFP

Oct. 27, 2023

War in Ukraine

‘There’s Such a Slaughter!’ – Russian Soldier Reveals Horrific Losses Near Ivanivka

Describing futile attacks against fortified Ukrainian positions, the Russia soldier describes how when 20 men attack a position only “two or three come back.”

By Alisa Orlova

Oct. 27, 2023

War in Ukraine

Here We Go Again - Another 'Report' of Putin's Death Triggers More Media Speculation

A few days after reports that the Russian President had suffered cardiac arrest were declared fake the same "source" said this time that the dictator had died - with predictable results.

By Alisa Orlova, Steve Brown

Oct. 27, 2023