Where Moscow has now made some serious allegations, it is said that Ukraine has executed more than 10 Russian prisoners of war and continues to commit war crimes which the western nations conveniently continue to ignore.

Russia: Ukraine has executed prisoners of war; over 10 MN Ukrainians face power outage

United States Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Thursday that the ultimate responsibility for the missile attack on Poland lies with Russia. The missile attack, which killed two people, was believed to be caused by Ukrainian air defence missiles but Blinken said that the ongoing invasion in Ukraine is to be blamed for the incident.

Russia 'ultimately responsible' for missile attack on Poland, says Antony Blinken

A missile struck a village in Poland that is close to the Ukrainian border, killing two people. While the government of Poland and US President Joe Biden exercised prudence and carefully considered the evidence, several responses swiftly emphasised that Russia had escalated the war with Ukraine by attacking a North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) member.

Poland missile strike EXPLAINED: What is NATO and its tenet of 'collective security'?

A missile landed in Poland, killing two people, as the Russia-Ukraine war rages. But who fired at a NATO member-state? – because if you attack one Nato member, you attack them all. Let’s take a look at the missile which nearly caused a world war and the countries that own it!

S-300 | The Soviet missile which almost caused a World War

Air raid sirens were set ringing on Thursday across Ukraine as Russia unleashed another powerful wave of missile attacks. Now, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has posted a horrifying video on his Telegram account, showing one of the blasts in the Ukrainian city of Dnipro.

Horrifying moment caught on camera as Russian missile attack hits Dnipro

In the latest on the war on Ukraine, Russian forces rained down missiles on Ukrainian energy infrastructure. This comes after Russia has stepped up its attacks in the Eastern Ukraine. Millions in Ukraine have been left with no power and no water supply, this as winter sets in and temperatures drop.

Russia-Ukraine War: Moscow steps up attacks in Eastern Kyiv

The last batch of bracelets from the made by the Azovstal steel plant is now on sale across Ukraine. The steel plant in Mariupol became a symbol of the Ukrainian resistance to the Russian invasion.

Russia-Ukraine War: Last batch of bracelets from Azovstal steel plant on sale across Ukraine

Only days after being retaken by Ukrainian forces, hundreds of inhabitants of the recently liberated city of Kherson lined up in the rain on Thursday to replace the Russian SIM cards in their mobile phones with local ones, Reuters reported.

Kherson residents switch Russian SIM cards with Ukrainian ones

The missile strike in Poland has led to a rare rift. Ukraine and its Western allies are openly at odds with each other over who launched the missile that led to the death of two civilians. Priyanka Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas | Poland missile strike: Allies dispute Ukraine's claims

On the 17th of July, 2014, a Malaysian Airline flight was shot down over Eastern Ukraine. There were 298 people on board, including 80 children, all died. A Dutch court will now be delivering its verdict. There are 4 accused- 3 Russian and one Ukrainian. Priyanka Sharma beings you a report.

Gravitas | MH17: Dutch court set to deliver its verdict

Day after missile strike killed two people in Poland, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called for an investigation on the missile that crashed inside Poland. Meanwhile, Zelensky's comment on how the missile that hit Poland is Russian, contradicts that of NATO and Poland.

Zelensky contradicts NATO over Poland missile blast; says 'missile that hit Poland was Russian'

As the Ukraine war rages on, residents in the recently liberated Kherson region, share the horrors of living under Russian occupation. They recall how they were interrogated and tortured in the police stations. Watch the video for more details.

Russia-Ukraine War: Kherson locals recall days under Russian control

The expulsion of more than 400 suspected Russian spies across Europe was a “significant strategic blow” to Moscow, a top British intelligence official said on Wednesday.

UK: MI5 chief says expulsion of Russian spies from Europe is a ‘significant strategic blow’ to Moscow

NATO says the missile that landed in Poland was a misfire from Ukraine, not Russia. The blast killed two people in Poland. Didn't NATO spot the incoming missile? What happened to its air defence? Listen in to Priyanka Sharma.

Gravitas | Poland missile strike: What happened to NATO's air defence system?

NATO held an emergency meeting to investigate whether Ukraine or Russia was responsible for the missile strike in Poland. NATO chief has said the missile was fired by Ukraine, but it is not at fault, as Russia bears the ultimate responsibility.

Poland missile strike: NATO and Poland say missile likely Ukrainian

According to Ukraine, a United Nations-brokered deal allowing exports of Ukrainian grain from the Black Sea is set to be extended for 120 days, easing pressure on global food prices.

Ukraine says grain deal will be extended for 120 days

Day after missile strike killed two people in Poland, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called for an investigation on the missile that crashed inside Poland. Ukraine is requesting access to Poland blast site.

Poland missile strike: Ukraine requests access to Poland blast site

It has been several months since the Russian invasion of Ukraine has been raging on and there's no end to the conflict in sight. Now, Ukraine claims fresh Russian strikes.

Russia-Ukraine war: Ukraine claims fresh Russian strikes

WION Fineprint | NATO chief: Ukraine not at fault for missile strike in Poland

A day after the G20 meet leaders agreed that 'today's era must not be of war', a Russian-made missile hit a village in Poland. At least two Polish citizens have been killed in the incident, late on Tuesday, the missiles landed in the Southeastern village, which is just 6.4 km away from the Ukrainian border.

WION Dispatch | Poland missile strike: NATO says blast likely by Ukrainian missile

The world leaders attending the G20 Summit in Indonesia issued a joint declaration criticising the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine. The final declaration, which was released at the end of the two-day international summit, also mentioned that most of the members strongly condemned Russia’s actions but there were a few disagreements.

'Today's era must not be of war': G20 declaration condemns armed conflict in Ukraine

The war against Ukrainian cities and civilian infrastructure, they have been totally unconscious of what they are doing. The moment when the world had come together at G20 to urge de-escalation, Russia continues to choose escalation in Ukraine.

US President Joe Biden speaks on missile blast in Poland, says 'it is totally unacceptable'

Two people died in an explosion in Przewodow, a village in eastern Poland near the border with Ukraine, firefighters said on Tuesday. The Associated Press cited a senior US intelligence official as saying the blast was due to Russian missiles crossing into Poland.

Two killed in Poland after missile strikes; Kremlin denies its role, Biden concurs

A day after the G20 meeting leaders agreed that 'today's era must not be of war', a Russian-made missile hit a village in Poland. At least two Polish citizens have been killed in the incident, late on Tuesday, the missiles landed in the Southeastern village, which is just 6.4 km away from the Ukrainian border. Now, NATO Chief addressed the media on the whole matter.

NATO briefing on Missile strike in Poland: 'Will remain calm and vigilant'

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