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Putin Repeats Unsubstantiated ‘Dirty Bomb’ Claim: Russia-Ukraine War News

President Vladimir V. Putin on Wednesday repeated Russia’s unsubstantiated warning that Ukraine was preparing to explode a so-called dirty bomb, as the Kremlin ratcheted up pressure about the possible dire consequences from the war it started in Ukraine.

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Rishi Sunak Becomes New UK Prime Minister: Live Updates

LONDON — Rishi Sunak officially became Britain’s 57th prime minister on Tuesday, vowing to fix the mistakes made by his predecessor, Liz Truss, and to regain the trust of British voters after months of political upheaval set off by the ouster of her scandal-scarred predecessor, Boris Johnson.

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Rishi Sunak Is Set to Be UK's Next Prime Minister: Live Updates

LONDON — Rishi Sunak will become Britain’s next prime minister, prevailing in a chaotic Conservative Party leadership race on Monday after his remaining rival for the position, Penny Mordaunt, withdrew. He will be Britain’s third leader in seven weeks and the first prime minister of color in its history.

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Liz Truss Resigns; UK Could See New Prime Minister in Days: Live Updates

LONDON — Prime Minister Liz Truss of Britain said on Thursday that she would resign, just days after her new finance minister reversed virtually all of her planned tax cuts, sweeping away a free-market fiscal agenda that promised a radical policy shift for Britain but instead plunged the country into weeks of economic and political turmoil.

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Putin Declares Martial Law in 4 Areas of Ukraine: Live Updates

MOSCOW — President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia declared martial law on Wednesday in four regions of Ukraine that Moscow recently annexed but that it does not fully control, a move that would allow the pro-Russian authorities to impose even tighter restrictions, including forced relocations, as Moscow fights to hold off Ukraine’s military advances.

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Russian Strikes Knock Out Power Stations in Ukraine: Live Updates

KYIV, Ukraine — From towns near frontline battlefields to high-rises in the capital, Ukrainians were trying to conserve energy as President Volodymyr Zelensky warned on Tuesday that Russian attacks over the past eight days had destroyed 30 percent of Ukraine’s power stations and caused “massive blackouts across the country.”

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Ukraine Live Updates: Kyiv Rocked By Drone Strikes

KYIV, Ukraine — Russia attacked Ukraine’s capital early on Monday with Iranian-made drones, continuing its campaign of lethal strikes against Ukrainian energy infrastructure and civilian targets even as it faces significant setbacks on the battlefield.

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Putin Says 16,000 New Recruits Have Deployed: Russia-Ukraine War News

With criticism from pro-war bloggers over the reported deaths of new recruits fighting in Ukraine intensifying, President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia on Friday defended his recent draft, saying that he had no regrets about the war in Ukraine.

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Russia-Ukraine War: Live Updates

Russian missiles pummeled civilian targets in Ukraine again on Thursday, leaving seven people buried under the rubble of an apartment block in the southern city of Mykolaiv, according to local officials, as the Ukrainian authorities said 17 people had died in strikes a day earlier.

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Russia-Ukraine War: Live Updates

BRUSSELS — Ukraine said on Wednesday that Germany had delivered the first of four ultramodern air defense systems — so new that they have never been used on the battlefield — as Russia’s attacks spurred a renewed effort from Ukraine’s international allies to speed up military aid.