A new report has called for Russian President Vladimir Putin to face war crime charges following a six-month investigation into the attacks on Ukraine's grain supplies, with Russia allegedly trying to

Kherson region. Late on May 18, Russian shelling of residential areas in Ukraine’s southern oblast, or region, of Kherson, killed a woman and injured three other people; earlier the same day, a man was killed in a drone strike on the village of Vesele on the Dnieper River.

EXCLUSIVE: A shocking new report unveils a sinister plot to cripple Ukraine's grain exports, revealing a disturbing pattern of attacks on vital agricultural infrastructure.

The UK government has announced a wide range of sanctions on Russia, just days after Vladimir Putin carried out the biggest aerial onslaught of the war on Ukraine. On Saturday, Russia fired 273 drones at Ukrainian cities. A strike on a bus in the northeastern city of Sumy alone killed 9 civilians.

As the full-scale war in Ukraine rages on for its fourth year, and Moscow’s defense and security spending continues at levels not seen since the Soviet era, Russia's economy has started to cool from its peak of 4.

Russia has spent most of its National Wealth Fund in the past few years, with liquid funds potentially being depleted in 2025, one economist says.

To compensate for Western sanctions, Russia redirects energy exports to Asia, agricultural products to Africa - Anadolu Ajansı

Zelenskyy was in Tirana, Albania, on Friday with European leaders to discuss security, defence and democratic standards against the backdrop of the war. He held a phone call with French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk.

Russia has been struck with heavy Western sanctions over the war in Ukraine and its GDP growth looks to have taken a major hit.