Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said that the country is switching to emergency shutdowns to stabilise its power grid after fresh Russian missile attacks. Now the questions is, How far are the two sides from negotiations?

Russia-Ukraine War: How far are the two sides from negotiations?

Ukraine energy operator Ukrenergo said on Monday (December 6) that emergency power cut regime will be introduced in "all regions of Ukraine". The country's energy infrastructure has been battered by Russian missile attacks.

Emergency power cuts in 'all regions of Ukraine' after fresh Russian attacks

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Ukraine to implement emergency power shutdowns after latest Russian missile strikes

Russia has once again reigned long-range missiles targeting Ukrainian cities. At least two people have been killed several homes destroyed in the country's Southeast.

Russia-Ukraine war: Fresh missile attacks in Southeast Ukraine

Ukraine was only again hit by a barrage of missile strikes as Ukrainian officials accused Russia of targeting crucial infrastructure and energy sources ahead of the winter.

Russia launches new barrage of missile strikes on Ukraine, targets power sources

The Kremlin said on Monday that the oil price cap imposed by the European Union members may have a major impact on the global energy markets but "will not affect” the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

Oil price cap 'will not affect' Russian military operation in Ukraine

Group of seven countries along with Australia and the European Union have agreed on a $60 per barrel price cap on Russian crude oil. While the price cap on Russian oil has kicked into force, Kyiv faces cold, dark winter.

War in Ukraine: G7 price caps on Russian oil kicks in; Kyiv faces cold, dark winter

To solve Russia’s issue of homeless animals, the deputy for the Communist Party in Oryol, Viktor Makarov, suggested that homeless dogs can be used as suicide bombers to "blow up tanks" in Ukraine, reported the Orel Times on Friday.

Russian official suggests using dogs as suicide bombers in Ukraine

This weekend brought a fresh round of Russian attacks near the front lines in both Southern and Eastern Ukraine. According to the Ukrainian officials, Russia is getting ready for a massive attack on Ukraine's critical infrastructure.

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After over nine months into the Ukraine war, the West has finally reached an agreement that intends to deny Russia of war resources. The G7 and EU agreed to a 60 US dollar per barrel price cap on Russian crude oil.

Russia Ukraine War: Can a price cap cut Putin's war chest?

Group of seven countries along with Australia and the European Union have agreed on a $60 per barrel price cap on Russian crude oil. With this they aim to deny Russia of war resources and now both Russia and Ukraine have reacted to the agreement, Russia completely denounced the oil cap while Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed his disappointment over the decision.

Russia denounces oil price cap agreed by EU, G7; Zelensky says 'price cap on Moscow not serious'

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War in Ukraine: $60 per barrel price cap agreed on Russian crude oil

As the war in Ukraine carries on, one of the sectors which is majorly affected is education. Be it missile strikes or power cuts, students in Kyiv have to attend classes through it all.

War in Ukraine: Kyiv schools adapt to survive under Russian bombardment

War in Ukraine: Russian oil cap regulates shipping, insurance firms of participating countries

Hundreds of Ukrainians queued for water on Monday after missile strikes near Kyiv caused massive power outages across the capital.

Kyiv residents queue for water amid massive outages due to Russian strikes

Ukraine’s defence industry has revealed a new drone, for coordinating artillery fire on Russian troops. What’s this drone all about? Is it another gift from the U.S.?

Ukraine’s new shark drone

Ukrainian troops fired a self-propelled howitzer at Russian positions on Wednesday north of the regional capital Kherson.

Ukrainian troops shell Russian positions north of Kherson

Ukraine blames Russia for the spate of letter bombs sent to various locations in Spain. Ukraine embassies in Europe have received packages containing animal eyes. Molly Gambhir tells you more.

Gravitas: Ukraine Embassies on high alert

Russia has rejected the terms laid down by United States president Joe Biden for Ukraine talks with Vladimir Putin. The Kremlin said that the Russian offensive will continue in Ukraine despite losing some ground and under the present circumstances, they are not ready for any negotiation.

Russia rejects Joe Biden's terms for Ukraine talks, says offensive will continue

Weeks after Russia pulled out from Ukraine's Kherson region, Ukrainian military has now said that Russia has also pulled out. This comes as a first official report of a Russian withdrawal from what is now the new frontline of Southern Ukrainian warzone.

War in Ukraine | Lavrov: US, NATO directly involved in war

It's been over nine months since Russia-Ukraine War began, there is death, destruction, carnage and the fear of what next and the sum of all fears is the use of a nuclear weapon, something that the world is dreading, the rhetoric has been rising and the caution against any use of weapons of mass destruction.

Is Russia running out of ballistic missiles?

Ukraine's 'surrender hotline' for Russian soldiers getting 100 calls a day from troops, families

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