Due to significant losses, the enemy continues to attack personnel with a small amount of heavy equipment on the Liman and Kupyansk fronts.
The Security Service of Ukraine detained an employee of Kharkiv University who was passing intelligence information to the Russians about the city's defense, including the location of Ukrainian air defense systems, fortifications, and troop movements.
The British army will focus on trench warfare tactics, focusing on the tactics of the battles between Russia and Ukraine.
After the end of the war with Russia, Ukrainian citizens will have to hand over their military weapons.
Latvia extends entry restrictions for Russian citizens for another year due to Russia's ongoing military aggression in Ukraine, which poses a threat to Latvia's internal security.
The U. S. Treasury Secretary has called on G20 financial leaders to find a way to transfer $300 billion worth of frozen Russian assets to Ukraine to strengthen its defense and rebuild after the war.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that the presence of NATO troops on the territory of Ukraine would lead to a direct conflict between the alliance and Russia.
Orban refused to honor Navalny with a minute of silence and called him a chauvinist for his past statements about Georgians.
The Israeli Defense Forces discovered a 10-kilometer network of tunnels under a hospital and university in northern Gaza that were used by Hamas militants to transport fighters and weapons between Gaza City and central camps.
In Kyiv, a truck crashes into a tram, hampering traffic on Vaclav Havel Boulevard.
Over the past day, Russian occupants fired 139 times at Luhansk region, launching 524 shells, while Ukrainian troops repelled more than 20 attacks.
Poland's foreign minister calls for arming Ukraine and deterring Putin to prevent a larger global conflict.
A drunken 60-year-old driver crashed into a bus in the village of Trebukhiv, injuring a 4-year-old boy, a 17-year-old girl and two other people with blood alcohol levels above the legal limit.
The Security Service of Ukraine exposed a prisoner of the Zhytomyr Correctional Colony who extorted money from relatives of captured or missing Ukrainian servicemen at the front, promising to assist in their search and return home.
A US Air Force serviceman who set himself on fire near the Israeli Embassy in Washington, D. C., died from his injuries.
Croatia rejects Serbia's accusations of interfering in its internal affairs because of different views on Russia's war against Ukraine.
Delegations from Azerbaijan and Armenia will meet in the coming days to continue discussions on a peace treaty between the two countries.
The Russian Finance Minister said that Russia will give a "symmetrical" response to any actions of the United States and its allies aimed at frozen assets abroad.
The Armed Forces of Ukraine have updated guidelines for journalists on working at military facilities and in combat areas under martial law.
A senior U. S. Senate staffer is under investigation for allegedly providing $30,000 worth of sniper equipment to Ukrainian troops and frequently traveling near combat zones against instructions.
The Armed Forces of Ukraine will hold military exercises in the Darnytsia district of Kyiv from February 26 to 28 to practice the defense of the capital.
The Kremlin has adopted regulations to stimulate mining in the occupied Ukrainian territories in order to obtain raw materials needed for the operation of seized metallurgical enterprises.
India has secured the release of some of its citizens who worked in "auxiliary jobs" in the Russian army, after discussing each case with the Russian authorities.
Ukrainian fencers won a gold medal in the team tournament at the European Cadet Championships in Naples, Italy, defeating Poland in the final with a score of 45:35.
Russian soldiers shot Ukrainian soldiers who surrendered in the Bakhmut district, killing at least seven.
Ukraine and the United States are negotiating a security agreement, which, according to Deputy Head of the Presidential Office Ihor Zhovkva, will be one of the strongest and will include mechanisms to ensure its validity for 10 years.
the Russian army shelled the village of Tyahynka in the Kherson region, killing two local residents in their own yard.
the Russian military fired artillery and attacked Nikopol district with drones, killing one person.
The Prime Minister of Japan called on the G7 leaders to show solidarity in maintaining sanctions against Russia and achieving a just peace for Ukraine.
The Ukrainian hacker group UA25 carried out a large-scale cyberattack on Russian servers on February 25, obtaining more than 5 terabytes of personal and corporate data.
