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KYIV, Ukraine — Ukraine claims it has regained significant territory on multiple fronts following an offensive launched this week in the Kharkiv region, a key battleground in the northeast, which appears to have surprised Russian forces and cut off key supply lines.

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Russia-Ukraine War: U.S. Will Give $2 Billion More Aid, Blinken Says

Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken said during a visit to Kyiv, the Ukrainian capital, on Thursday that he would notify Congress that the United States intends to send another $2 billion in long-term military support to Ukraine and 18 other countries that are at risk of Russian invasion.

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Europe Is Sacrificing Its Ancient Forests for Energy

Governments bet billions on burning timber for green power. The Times went deep into one of the continent’s oldest woodlands to track the hidden cost.

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The United Nations’ nuclear watchdog agency is expected on Tuesday to issue findings from its visit to the embattled Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, a day after renewed shelling caused a fire that once again led to the plant’s disconnection from Ukraine’s national power grid.

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Liz Truss Wins Race to Become U.K.’s Next Prime Minister: Live Updates

LONDON — Britain’s Conservative Party announced on Monday that its members had chosen Liz Truss to replace Boris Johnson as leader, turning to a hawkish diplomat, party stalwart and free-market champion to govern a country facing the gravest economic crisis in a generation.

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KYIV, Ukraine — As a team of international monitors assessed conditions at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in the middle of a raging war zone on Friday, Ukraine accused Russia of offering only a “staged” visit and called on the U.N. nuclear watchdog to condemn its control of the plant.

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U.N. Inspectors Reach Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant: Russia-Ukraine War Updates

ZAPORIZHZHIA, Ukraine — A team of United Nations inspectors reached the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant on Thursday on a risky, high-stakes mission to assess its safety, braving heavy shelling that struck parts of the sprawling complex hours before they arrived and highlighted the threat of an accident.

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U.N. Inspectors Set Out for Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant: Russia-Ukraine War News

A group of experts with the International Atomic Energy Agency, the United Nations nuclear watchdog, departed from Kyiv, Ukraine, headed to the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. The team intends to establish a permanent monitoring mission at the Russian-occupied nuclear facility.CreditCredit...Jim Huylebroek for The New York Times

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Ukraine Steps Up Strikes on Russia in Kherson: Live News Updates

KYIV, Ukraine — The Ukrainian military continued to pound targets across southern Ukraine on Tuesday as it sought to disrupt Russian supply lines, degrade Russia’s combat capabilities and isolate Russian forces, part of what analysts said could be the beginnings of a broad and coordinated counteroffensive.

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President Vladimir V. Putin’s decision this week to expand the size of his military offered further evidence for a conviction taking hold in both Russia and Ukraine: The two sides are settling in for the long haul in a war that could last another year, or longer.