Articles tagged "Norway"

The Counteroffensive: Crossing the 'gray zone' from Russia into Ukraine -- New trade data reveals increased North Korean munitions transfers to Russia -- Russian forces dropped 35 glide bombs on Kharkiv Oblast over past day -- 6 more participants joined Global Peace Summit communique -- and more

Russia posts abducted Ukrainian children on government-linked adoption sites -- Lithuania to send 14 M113 armored personnel carriers for Ukraine's demining efforts -- G7 agrees on transfer of $50 billion in profits from frozen Russian assets to Ukraine -- Norway to allocate $257 million to bolster Ukraine's air defenses -- and more

Russia sets up filtration camps in Vovchansk -- NATO has 2-3 years to prepare for reconstituted Russian army, top Norwegian general says -- Russia's full-scale invasion has destroyed at least 210,000 buildings in Ukraine -- Ukraine's use of German weapons to strike Russia will not 'contribute to escalation,' Scholz says -- With all eyes on Kharkiv, Russian troops take one Donbas village after another -- and more

Moldovan Parliament declares Russia's policies toward Ukraine as genocide -- Ukraine can use Netherlands' F-16s to strike inside Russia as self-defense, Dutch minister says -- Ukraine to receive 1st tranche of frozen Russian assets revenue this summer, EU official says -- Russia blackmailing some leaders ahead of Ukraine's peace summit -- ‘We took out so many of them:’ Ukraine stabilizes Kharkiv front after brutal Russian offensive -- and more

Russian losses during Kharkiv offensive 8 times higher than Ukraine's -- At least 12 killed, 43 injured in Russian strike on Kharkiv DIY hypermarket -- Polish FM says US will strike Russian troops in Ukraine if Russia uses nuclear weapons -- Intelligence officials say Russia, North Korea planning to disrupt US elections -- and more

Ukraine downs another Russian Su-25 fighter jet in second reported shoot-down in one day -- Russia 'completely bogged down' in Vovchansk street fighting, deploys reserves -- Russia’s latest offensive into Kharkiv Oblast is stretching Ukrainian defenses -- Baltic countries to push for 2.5% of GDP defense spending during NATO summit -- and more

Russia using cluster munition against Odesa points to deliberate targeting of civilians -- Skynex: The German drone destroyer reinforcing Ukraine's air defense -- Ukraine's TV, radio-broadcasting body urges government not to use Telegram -- Ukraine allocates funds for 300,000 drones -- and more

Lithuania offers to dismantle shuttered energy stations, provide Ukraine with spare parts -- Foreign partners allocate over $700 million for demining in Ukraine -- Germany scrambles fighter jets to intercept Russian aircraft flying over Baltic Sea -- Russia lost 7 aircraft in Ukraine's April 5 attack on air base -- and more

US Treasury Secretary: Congressional inaction on Ukraine aid is 'gift' to Putin -- Russian forces intensify attacks near Robotyne in Zaporizhzhia Oblast -- US Democratic congressmen open investigation into Musk's SpaceX, Russian alleged usage of Starlink -- Allies collect required funding to purchase 800,000 shells for Ukraine -- and more

Railway bridge blown up in Russia's Samara Oblast -- Ukraine's military intelligence claims cyberattack on Russian Defense Ministry -- Ukraine plans record electricity exports to 5 countries -- Poland to ask EU to sanction Russian, Belarusian agricultural products -- SBU suspects 2 Russian generals of bombing residential buildings in Kyiv Oblast town -- and more

[video] Why did Zelensky fire Zaluzhnyi? -- Syrskyi reveals his priorities as Ukraine's new chief commander -- Ukraine facing 'critical shortage' of missiles, military hardware -- No Ukrainian POWs on crashed Russian Il-76 aircraft -- Russia builds militaristic youth camps in occupied Zaporizhzhia Oblast -- and more

European Parliament backs resolution calling for suspending Hungary's EU voting rights -- All Russian missiles have dozens of critical foreign-made parts -- Cameron compares situation in Europe to 1930s, warns against appeasement -- Ukrainians criticize historic UK security agreement as weak, but encouraging -- and more