Russia Ukraine

• Wagner chief Prigozhin was on plane that crashed in Russia, aviation agency says
• Ukraine says it’s foiled assassination plot against Zelensky
• Ukraine has started using US provided cluster munitions in combat
• Wisconsin Ukrainians hold picnic as the 500th day of Russian invasion passes
• For Ukraine's ambassador to the US, the work doesn't stop 'until we win'
• ICC issues war crimes arrest warrant for Putin for alleged deportation of Ukrainian children
• US authorities seized smuggled artifacts that were stolen from Ukraine -- and returned them where they belong
• Russia has been sending some US-provided weapons captured in Ukraine to Iran, sources say
• Russia pummels Ukraine with array of high-tech weaponry in nationwide assault
• Blinken tells UN Russia's crimes can't become the 'new normal' on Ukraine war anniversary
• Intelligence suggests China is considering sending drones and ammunition to Russia, sources familiar say
• Zelensky urges top GOP lawmakers to consider new weapons wish list
• 1 year later, 2 Milwaukee area shops continue showing support for Ukraine, hope for peace
• Ukrainian flag raised at Racine City Hall to commemorate invasion anniversary
• Ukrainian, Polish Wisconsinites react to Biden's Ukraine visit
• West to deliver 321 tanks to Ukraine, says diplomat, as North Korea accuses US of 'crossing the red line'
• Five Russian men fleeing military conscription have been living at a South Korean airport for months
• Door County Candle Co. raises enough to send more than 8,000 candles to Ukraine
• Wisconsin candle company sending light, warmth to Ukraine amid power outages as winter approaches
• Poland's president says missile that killed two likely fired by Ukraine in defense against Russian attack
• Ukrainian police, TV broadcasts return to long-occupied city
• US citizen recently died in Ukraine, State Department says
• US officials urge Ukraine to signal it is still open to diplomatic discussions with Russia
• Ukraine suffered a comms outage when 1,300 SpaceX satellite units went offline over funding issues
• 'Trying to supply blood to Ukrainian people': Ukrainian delegation learning from experts at Versiti
• Elon Musk says SpaceX has withdrawn request for Pentagon to fund Starlink in Ukraine
• Exclusive: Musk's SpaceX says it can no longer pay for critical satellite services in Ukraine, asks Pentagon to pick up the tab
• Biden promises Ukraine 'advanced air defense systems' after Russian missile strikes
• Ukrainians in Wisconsin hear from family amid latest Russian attacks
• Ukraine is 'making progress' on the battlefield thanks to skill of soldiers and strategic use of supplied weapons, Defense secretary says
• US: Security Council must tell Russia to stop nuke threats
• Ukraine warns of 'nuclear terrorism' after strike near plant
• Ukraine's surprising comeback could be giving markets a boost
• Germantown police chaplain shares experience in Ukraine during the war
• Wisconsin Ukrainian community observes Independence Day as 6 months of invasion come to pass
• US to send $3 billion in aid to Ukraine as war hits 6 months
• Ukraine: 9,000 of its troops killed since Russia began war
• Dozens gather downtown to rally for Ukraine, remind public that war is not over
• Ukrainian family finds shelter from war thanks to Wisconsin friends
• Russia dangles freedom to prisoners if they fight in Ukraine. Many are taking the deadly gamble.
• Pentagon acknowledges sending previously undisclosed anti-radar missiles to Ukraine
• How the Ukraine invasion flattened Eastern European tourism
• Huge relief as Ukrainian grain shipped out, but the food crisis isn't going anywhere
• US sanctions Putin's reputed girlfriend
• US officials say 'biggest fear' has come true as Russia cuts gas supplies to Europe
• Mother identifies son as one of two Americans killed in Ukraine's Donbas region
• Two Americans killed in Ukraine's Donbas region
• Public Safety Committee approves request to send MPD protective gear to Ukraine
• Door County Candle Company raises money for Ukraine
• US launches initiative to support Ukrainian farmers hit by Russia's war
• US to provide Ukraine with four more mobile artillery rocket systems in new $400 million Ukraine security assistance package
• Zelensky says Ukraine will not give up territory for peace with Russia: 'This is our land'
• Ukrainian city of Severodonetsk now 'completely under Russian occupation' after months of fighting
• Biden arrives in Europe to keep allies united against Russia as a grinding war in Ukraine takes its toll
• Mila Kunis responds to the war in Ukraine by raising millions of dollars to aid those who are suffering
• Biden administration announces $450 million in additional military assistance for Ukraine
• Zelensky will address G7 and NATO summits
• US State Department says a third American is reportedly missing in Ukraine
• Biden administration announces additional $1 billion in military aid for Ukraine
• Russians control 80% of contested city in eastern Ukraine
• Ukrainians are using 3D technology to preserve hundreds of cultural artifacts in a digital archive, far away from Russia's attacks
• Paramedic from Utah bought a one-way ticket to Ukraine when Russia invaded. Now she's helping to keep other foreign fighters alive
• Russia is now in control of much of Severodonetsk, the epicenter of the battle for Ukraine's eastern Donbas region
• Ukraine stuns Scotland in World Cup qualifier to give war-torn country a morale boost
• Biden announces new rockets and munitions to Ukraine
• No word from Ukraine's missing Azovstal defenders, say some families
• Local brewery employee spends week at border of Poland and Ukraine helping refugees
• She plays a crucial role in CNN's Russia-Ukraine war coverage
• US preparing to approve advanced long-range rocket system for Ukraine as Russian TV host warns of crossing a 'red line'
• It's nearly three months since Russia invaded Ukraine. Here's where things stand
• He built a moving, nearly life-sized 'Star Wars' X-wing fighter. Now, he wants to use it to help Ukraine
• Blinken announces $215 million in new emergency food assistance for Ukraine
• US reopens embassy in Kyiv
• Ukraine wins Eurovision Song Contest in wave of goodwill following invasion by Russia
• Zelensky says he called for recognition of Russia as a 'terrorist state' in meeting with US Senate GOP delegation
• Rand Paul blocks bipartisan effort to swiftly pass Ukraine aid
• Putin says sanctions triggering global crisis
• 'This is not saving, this is destruction': Ukrainian MMA champion Yaroslav Amosov recounts the horrors of war
• House passes $40 billion Ukraine aid bill
• Concordia offering college classes to Ukrainian students for free amid war
• Biden signs law aimed at streamlining US military aid to Ukraine
• On a Victory Day without new victories, Putin's speech keeps the world guessing
• Why May 9 is a big day for Russia, and what a declaration of war would mean
• Russia pounds Ukraine, targeting supply of Western arms
• US State Department now classifies WNBA player Brittney Griner as 'wrongfully detained' in Russia
• As war rages in Ukraine, ballet dancers return to the stage
• Biden mourns American killed in Ukraine
• Local families apply to get Ukrainian refugees into the US as 'Uniting for Ukraine' application process rolls out
• 100 people from one California church opened their homes to Ukrainians in need
• 4 ways Russia is trying to prove it can live with sanctions
• Against all odds, a Ukrainian artist and his curators bring 'Fountain of Exhaustion' to Venice
• Ed Sheeran releases music video filmed in Ukraine, days before Russian invasion
• Biden announces new program for Ukrainian refugees to enter US on humanitarian grounds
• Ukraine's Air Force has added about 20 more operational aircraft after influx of spare parts, senior US defense official says
• US unveils latest sanctions targeting Russia
• Russian and Belarusian players barred from competing at Wimbledon tennis tournament
• US defense secretary being regularly briefed on any potential Russian nuclear moves
• Biden and US allies face new dilemma on Ukraine aid
• Injured, alone and destined for a Russian orphanage, a 12-year-old Ukrainian girl is recruited for Moscow's information war
• Russia formally protests US weapons shipments to Ukraine