Ukraine trying to 'shake up' political dynamic around war with killing of top Russian general
Ukraine claims they killed Russian General Igor Kirillov in Moscow. Meanwhile, questions are mounting over how President-elect Trump taking office may impact global affairs. Former deputy national security advisor during the Obama administration Ben Rhodes joins Andrea Mitchell to discuss the latest on the war and in the Middle East.
The killing of a Russian general shows Ukraine’s spies remain lethal
Ukrainian officials say they hold Mr Kirillov responsible for 4,800 incidents involving the use of chemical munitions against the country’s forces since the start of the war. Over 2,000 troops have been hospitalised as a result of such attacks, they claim, and three have died.
Attacks on Russian figures have become more brazen as Ukrainian special services penetrate security in Moscow.
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Ukraine stepped up its efforts to join NATO after Russia invaded last year, arguing that the security assurances given by ...
Ukraine will ease its ban on dual citizenship in an attempt to tackle a demographic crisis sparked by Russia’s full-scale ...
When historians study us sometime in the future, they will analyze not our statements and promises but the decisions we made ...
Fifa is taking "corrective measures" after a map shown during the World Cup qualifying draw appeared to exclude Crimea as ...
Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov, the head of nuclear, chemical and biological protection of Russian troops, was killed ...
Russian Defense Minister Andrei Belousov said Moscow will control the Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson and Zaporizhzhia regions next ...
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