Russia captured up to 1,000 Ukrainian POWs in Avdeevka – NYT
Russian forces many have captured up to 1,000 Ukrainian troops during their retreat from Avdeevka, the New York Times claims Read Full Article at RT.com
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News24 | US vetoes another Gaza ceasefire resolution as Biden shifts rhetoric towards ‘temporary ceasefire’
US President Joe Biden spent months wanting a “pause” in the fighting between Israel and Hamas in Gaza. But with Israel preparing for a ground offensive in Rafah, his rhetoric is shifting to emphasize the need for a “temporary
Children of draft dodgers may be barred from Ukrainian universities – MP
Children of draft dodgers may be denied higher education in Ukraine, an MP has said Read Full Article at RT.com
She’s been on over 40 cruises and says AirTags are now a must-have for her travels
Alie Hubers wrote that she first brought an AirTag on a 12-night European cruise in 2022.
Starbucks launched a pork-flavored coffee in China. It costs $10 and is dividing people.
The beverage, whose name translates into "Abundant Year Savory Latte," is pictured with a slice of skewered pork perched on top of a mug.
Russia detains Los Angeles ballerina ‘on suspicion of treason’
Russian authorities have detained a ballerina from Los Angeles who they say is suspected of treason, over claims she took part in fundraising for Ukraine.
West ‘only making things worse’ for Ukraine – Russian ambassador
Moscow is ready for dialogue, but has only received unacceptable proposals from Ukraine and its backers, Russia’s envoy to the US said Read Full Article at RT.com
News24 | Russia denies US reports Moscow plans to put nuclear weapons in space
President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday that Russia was against the deployment of nuclear weapons in space, and his defence minister flatly denied U.S. claims that Russia was developing a nuclear capability for space.
‘They are struggling in every way’: The orphaned and disabled children forced to flee fighting in Sudan
The road to Kassala is infamously hard to traverse. It has seen little maintenance over the years and during these times of war, it is ungovernable.
A United flight was diverted after passengers spotted that parts of the plane wing were chipped
"I was just going to pray that we made it to the other side of the turbulence," Kevin Clarke, a passenger on board, told AP.