Ukraine braces for all out Russian assault warns Zelensky
Zelenskyy warned of an eastern Ukraine buildup of Russian troops and more bloodshed as talks yield no clear pullback. Ukrainian officials described intensified shelling around Kyiv Donbas and Chernihiv while Mariupol endures siege with thousands evacuated amid a cease fire. Russian forces press offensive, with strikes reported in Kharkiv and Dnipro as negotiations continue.
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Luhansk
Ministry of Defense
Indi
Mariupol
Russian Defense Ministry
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Berdyansk
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Red Cross
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Crimea
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Brovary
Lyudmyla Denisova
Jens Stoltenberg
Stoltenberg
Chernobyl transferred back to Ukraine as Russian pullout begins
Ukrainian authorities say Russian forces handed control of the Chernobyl site to Ukraine and began leaving the exclusion zone after securing the area. IAEA and Energoatom confirm but with limited detail on soldier exposure. Fighting continues around Kyiv outskirts and other fronts as diplomacy resumes.
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Donbas
Putin taxes IT income to curb Russia brain drain
Russia loses up to 70,000 tech workers after Ukraine invasion as skilled migrants seek safer markets in Lithuania Latvia Poland and Armenia. Putin offers tax relief to IT workers through 2024 while firms reroute operations and visas ease for regional tech talent.
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Georgia
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Kyrgyzstan
Moscow
Sergei Plugotarenko
Russian Association For Electronic Communications
Plugotarenko
Konstantin Siniushin
Untitled Ventures
Siniushin
Coursera
Uzbekistan
Anton Filippov
St. Petersburg
Tashkent
UK spy chief says Russian troops disobeying orders in Ukraine
GCHQ chief Jeremy Fleming told a Canberra audience that demoralized Russian soldiers were refusing to follow orders and sabotaging gear, with some even shooting down their own aircraft. He warned Moscow seeks cyber targets and hires mercenaries as Zelenskyy’s information operations counter Russia’s propaganda.
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Jeremy Fleming
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Volodymyr Zelenskyy
Russia
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