Many who left their homes after Russia invaded face sad realization they will not return soon, having initially believed the fighting would end quickly

Annual celebrations fall on Wednesday, when Ukrainians also mark six months since Russia invaded their country; president says Moscow may do something 'particularly disgusting'

Darya Dugina, 30, dies as vehicle engulfed in flames; father, philosopher Alexander Dugin, believed to be intended target, said to watch in horror from roadside

Kyiv says Russian forces pressing ahead with efforts to seize cities in eastern Ukraine, keeping up strikes on communities

No reports of victims as Sevastopol governor blames Ukrainian forces for latest attack on Russian-annexed peninsula

On Israel’s coast, international gathering gives teenagers from abroad and Gaza border communities a sense of normalcy; 'When you live with war all the time, you want peace'

The Guardian: Kryvyi Rih was full of struggling men who returned from Soviet war in Afghanistan, leaving Zelensky to choose between life of crime or succeeding through other means

French president's office says Russian president 'reconsidered' demand that IAEA travel through Russia to Zaporizhzhia site as fears grow over fighting nearby

Package includes spy drones, armored transport, and armor-piercing munitions in order to help Kiev break stalemate in fighting

State-owned company says 'routine maintenance' needs to be done on Nord Stream 1, the latest in gas reductions that Germany has called a political move over Ukraine war