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Nord Stream Trial Opens in Hamburg: Ukrainian Ex-Officer Faces War-Crime Accomplice Charge Over 2022 Pipeline Blasts
Four years after explosions crippled the Nord Stream gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea, a former Ukrainian army officer goes on trial in Hamburg on charges including being an accomplice to war crimes. Prosecutors allege a seven-person team acting on behalf of Ukrainian state authorities; Kyiv denies any involvement.
Ukraine Says Its North Korean POW Dispute With South Korea Is Resolved — and No Apology Is Coming
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said Monday the row with Seoul over the disclosure of two North Korean POWs transferred to South Korea is already resolved, signalling Kyiv will not issue the apology South Korea demanded.
The 'volunteers' Russia doesn't want you to question: Ukrainian POWs say they were tortured into fighting for Moscow
Russia has paraded a battalion of Ukrainian 'volunteers' as a propaganda triumph. But a DW investigation found the fighters were mostly prisoners of war who say they faced electrocution, beatings and psychological torture before 'choosing' to join.
Zelenskyy Accuses Russia of Violating Trump's Energy Ceasefire Within Hours
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy accused Russia of violating the energy ceasefire Donald Trump announced over the weekend, citing a strike on a Kharkiv thermal power plant — and urged Washington to enforce the deal as the EU approved new sanctions.
Putin Tells Trump Immediate Resumption of Ukraine Peace Talks Is 'Unlikely'
In a Friday phone call, Vladimir Putin told Donald Trump that Ukrainian drone attacks on Moscow during Russia's parliamentary elections have made an immediate resumption of trilateral Ukraine peace talks unlikely, the Kremlin said.
Ukraine Widening Its Strikes to Russia's AI Data Infrastructure
Ukrainian drones have partly disabled AI data centres operated by Russian tech giant Yandex in Kaluga and Sasovo, signalling that Kyiv's deep-strike campaign is widening from energy and weapons plants to the digital infrastructure behind Russia's AI efforts.
Pryluky Toll Rises to 22, Including Five Children, After Russian Strike Hits Apartment Block
Rescuers in the northern Ukrainian city of Pryluky searched through rubble for survivors as the death toll from a Russian missile strike on a residential building rose to 22, including five children, with 54 injured.
Massive strikes hit Kyiv overnight, fire kills at least two as attacks on the capital intensify
Kyiv came under what officials described as massive strikes overnight, with at least two people killed in a fire triggered by the attacks. The strikes continue an intensifying Russian campaign against the Ukrainian capital's infrastructure.
At least 24 killed as Russia launches massive overnight attack on Ukraine
Russia unleashed one of the war's largest overnight barrages — 130 drones plus 48 cruise and ballistic missiles — killing at least 24 people across several Ukrainian regions, including four children in the northern city of Pryluky.
Ukrainian Drones Kill Two and Hit Major Fuel Hub in One of the Biggest Attacks Yet on Moscow
Ukraine launched a massive overnight drone assault on Moscow and its region on October 6, 2026, with Moscow claiming nearly 900 drones were launched. Two people were killed, homes damaged, and a major fuel depot supplying Moscow's three airports reportedly caught fire.
Drone Startup Backed by Trump's Sons Aims to Bring Ukrainian Military Tech to the US
Florida-based drone startup Powerus, set to go public via a merger with a Trump-brothers-linked Nasdaq firm, is negotiating with Ukrainian defence companies to manufacture their battlefield-proven drone technology in the United States for the Pentagon.