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Ukraine-Russia Live Updates: The Latest

A day after gaining control of their first major Ukrainian city, Russian forces on Thursday laid siege to urban areas across the country in a grinding offensive that has pummeled civilian neighborhoods with increasingly heavy artillery and reduced basic services to rubble.

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Russia-Ukraine War News: Live Updates

Russia’s push to seize key Ukrainian cities accelerated on Wednesday, with the Russian military claiming that its forces were fully in control of Kherson, a port near the Black Sea, where the mayor said the city was “waiting for a miracle” to collect bodies and restore basic services.

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Russia-Ukraine War: Live News and Updates

On Day 6 of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Moscow intensified its military push and appeared to target civilian areas with increasingly powerful weapons.

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Las rutas de la droga han modificado la relevancia de los territorios, particularmente de los marinos, que son los que permiten mayor encubrimiento. El aumento en el consumo de cocaína diversificó los caminos de suministro, que transitaron desde la década de los años ochenta por distintas vías, hasta abarcar en la actualidad todas las posibilidades geográficas.

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Ukraine-Russia War: Live Updates and News

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Ukraine and Russia War, Kyiv News: Live Updates

Ukrainians on Friday braced for a violent battle for their capital, Kyiv, as officials warned residents to stay indoors and “prepare Molotov cocktails” to defend against advancing Russian forces who had entered a northern district of the city. Russia signaled that it was open to talks with the Ukrainian government, but it was unclear what the conditions were.

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Russia and Ukraine News, Biden and Putin: Live Tracker

KYIV, Ukraine — Ukraine’s interior ministry announced Thursday that Russian troops had pushed from Belarus, north of Ukraine, into the highly radioactive Chernobyl exclusion zone, touching off a battle that risked damaging the cement-encased nuclear reactor that melted down in 1986.

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Russia-Ukraine Live Updates: Video and Latest News

KYIV, Ukraine — Ukraine braced for all-out conflict on Wednesday as officials prepared to declare a 30-day state of emergency and mobilized military reservists in response to threats by President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, who remained defiant in the face of global condemnations and toughening Western sanctions.

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The Latest on the Ukraine-Russia Crisis: Live Updates

MOSCOW — A tough global response to moves by President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia against Ukraine began to take shape on Tuesday as European nations prepared to impose sanctions and Germany halted a key gas pipeline, but the Russian leader remained defiant in the face of worldwide condemnations.

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Russia-Ukraine Live News: Putin Says He Will Consider Recognizing Separatist States

MOSCOW — President Vladimir V. Putin kept an anxious world guessing about whether he plans to invade Ukraine, announcing on Monday that he would consider recognizing the independence of two breakaway regions of Ukraine while his foreign minister said he was willing to meet his American counterpart for talks this week in Geneva.