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Australia concerned over Russian strikes in Poland

Reports of stray Russian missiles killing two people in Poland are deeply concerning, Foreign Minister Penny Wong says.

Russia rains missiles on Ukrainian cities

Twelve ships carrying grain have left Ukrainian ports despite Russia abandoning a UN-backed deal to guarantee exports from the war zone, suggesting Moscow has stopped short of reimposing a blockade that might have caused world hunger.

Vladimir Putin blames West for war in Ukraine

Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned of dangerous times ahead and accused the West of playing a dirty geopolitical game in Ukraine.

Russian threat to Norway’s gas facilities

Norwegian oil and gas workers normally don't see anything more threatening than North Sea waves crashing against the steel legs of their offshore platforms. But lately they have noticed a more troubling sight - unidentified drones buzzing in the skies overhead.

To the editor: Turn off utilities to Russian embassy in Canberra

As Russian attacks leave Ukrainian cities without power and water, this correspondent asks the ACT Government to stop supplying utilities to the Russian Embassy in Canberra.

Australia could send troops to Ukraine

Australian troops could be sent to Ukraine to help train the country's armed forces following Russia's "appalling" attack on Kyiv, Defence Minister Richard Marles has declared. 

Russian missile strikes across Ukraine ‘kill 11’

Russia has rained cruise missiles on busy Ukrainian cities in what the United States called "horrific strikes," killing civilians and knocking out power and heat with its most widespread air attacks since the start of the war.

Russia strikes cities across Ukraine in apparent revenge

Russia has struck cities across Ukraine during rush hour, killing civilians and destroying infrastructure in apparent revenge after President Vladimir Putin declared an explosion on the bridge to Crimea to be a terrorist attack.

Vladimir Putin says bridge blast ‘act of terrorism’

Russian President Vladimir Putin has accused Ukraine of orchestrating the powerful blast that damaged a bridge linking Russia and Crimea, describing the explosion as an "act of terrorism".

Russian divers to inspect Crimea bridge

Russian divers will examine the damage caused by a powerful blast on Russia's road-and-rail bridge to Crimea that hit a prestigious symbol of Moscow's annexation of the peninsula and a key supply route to forces battling in southern Ukraine.

Russian losses are clear in retaken Ukraine city

The latest defeat for Moscow has been marked by the bodies of Russian soldiers lying in the streets of a key eastern Ukrainian city following their comrades' retreat.

Ukraine advances, crosses Russian lines

Ukrainian forces have achieved their biggest breakthrough in the country's south since the war began, bursting through Russian defences and advancing rapidly along the Dnipro River, threatening supply lines for thousands of Russian troops.

Ukraine eyes more gains after Lyman

Ukraine has claimed full control of the eastern logistics hub of Lyman, its most significant battlefield gain from Russia in weeks, providing a potential staging post for further attacks to the east while heaping further pressure on the Kremlin.

Russia slapped with further sanctions

Australia will impose further financial sanctions and travel bans on almost 30 Russia-backed separatists and senior officials following Moscow's move to annex swathes of Ukrainian territory.

Ukraine gains ahead of Russian declaration

Ukrainian troops are moving to capture the Russian-held eastern town of Lyman, threatening a new setback for Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin's campaign in the Donbas as he prepares to declare the region part of Russia.

Russia seeks UN meeting on gas pipeline blasts

The United Nations Security Council will convene at the request of Russia to discuss damage to two pipelines as the European Union promised a "robust" response to any intentional disruption of its energy infrastructure.

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