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According to the Ukrainian army, Russian soldiers have been stopped in several places. The convoy in front of Kyiv is scattered.  According to the Ukrainian army, it held back and slowed down attacks by Russian units in several places. In the north of the country, Russian troops have been stopped from advancing into the city of Chernihiv, according to a report by the Ukrainian General Staff published on Facebook. Around the city of Kharkiv in the east of the country, Russia is continuing its attempts to blockade the city from the north - these are still unsuccessful. The Army's claims cannot be independently verified. According to the General Staff, the weather conditions in the theaters of operation on the Black and Azov Seas have forced ships of the Russian Navy to return to their bases. In the south, the occupiers also tried to gain control of the city of Mykolayiv and develop an offensive towards Zaporizhia and Kryvyi Rih, the report said. The Russian troops were stopped and su...

Turkey wants to bring Putin and Zelenskyj to a negotiating table Turkey is trying to get talks between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyj. His government has invited both sides to come to his country and talk to each other, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said after a first meeting of foreign ministers of Russia and Ukraine in Antalya. Zelenskyj supports a meeting with Putin and Putin is also "not averse to it," said Cavusoglu. However, Russia insists that the meeting takes place in Belarus and not in Turkey. Aid convoy for Mariupol has to turn back because of fighting A aid convoy for Mariupol has had to turn back before the encircled city. The reason for this is continuous shelling, said Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk. The convoy was intended to get civilians out of the city and to safety. The Mariupol City Council wrote in a social media post: "Bombs are falling on houses." Russia gives up part...

The US government has accused Russia of spreading lies about alleged weapons of mass destruction in Ukraine. Russia may be planning such an attack itself. The US government has accused Russia and China of spreading conspiracy theories about the use of alleged US weapons of mass destruction in the Ukraine war. "The Kremlin is deliberately misrepresenting that the United States and Ukraine are using chemical and biological weapons in Ukraine," US State Department spokesman Ned Price said on Wednesday. White House press secretary Jen Psaki criticized that "Chinese officials are repeating these conspiracy theories". "Now that Russia has made these false claims, we should all be on the alert that Russia may be using chemical or biological weapons in Ukraine or conducting a false flag operation," Psaki wrote on Twitter. The Latest Developments In The Ukraine-Russia War Russia follows a clear pattern of behavior - either it wants to use weapons of mass destructio...

It's been 14 days since the Russian invasion of Ukraine. According to the latest situation so far::::::: At around 6 a.m., several explosions were heard in the Ukrainian capital, Kiev, while emergency sirens were sounded in various cities across the country in anticipation of a possible air strike. Ukraine says safe evacuation of citizens from northeastern city of Somi has been completed. The Russian army has laid siege to the city of Somi and has been shelling it for the past several days. In a historic speech to the British Parliament, Ukrainian President Zelensky reiterated his commitment to "fight to the last." He quoted Winston Churchill as warning Russia that "we will fight in the forests, on the plains, on the beaches and in the streets." US President Biden has imposed a complete ban on Russian gas, coal and oil imports into the country. The United Nations says 2 million people have been displaced from Ukraine so far, including about 800,000 children. And...

The delivery of the planes could be viewed by Russia as NATO intervention in the war. There are also logistical difficulties. The US Department of Defense has described a proposal by Poland to hand over MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine with an intermediate stop at a base in Germany as "unsustainable". The proposal entails "difficult logistical challenges" and there are "serious concerns" about the geopolitical dimension, Pentagon spokesman John Kirby said on Tuesday evening (local time). At a Senate hearing, a top State Department diplomat, Victoria Nuland, described Poland's offer, which had apparently not previously been agreed with Washington, as a "surprising move". The Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs declared on Tuesday evening that the government was prepared to transfer all MiG-29 combat aircraft to the US Ramstein Air Force Base in Rhineland-Palatinate immediately and free of charge and to make the machines available to the United St...