Death toll rises to 15 after Russian attack on Kyiv on December 29. Rescuers continue searches under the rubble of a warehouse in Shevchenkivskyi district, says Kyiv Mayor.
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Russia camouflages decoy aircraft at air base
Russia painted decoy aircraft at Primorsko-Akhtarsk air base, new satellite imagery shows. This base is one of several used by Russian aircraft operating over Ukraine.
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Russia kills Ukrainian basketball player and coach in Lviv attack
Russia killed basketball player & coach, Honored Master of Sports Viktor Kobzystyi, in the attack on Lviv. @Olympics
, while you allow athletes to compete on the international stage, Ukrainian are getting killed in their own homes by #Russian missiles. #BoycottRussianSport -

Aftermath of drone strike on Kherson’s Tavriysky district



The National Police has shown the aftermath of last night's drone strike on Kherson's Tavriysky district by Russian drones. An administrative building was almost completely destroyed, two multi-story residential buildings and seven cars were damaged. A fire broke out at the scene.
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Ukraine faces daily terror: Zaporizhzhia and Kherson hit by Russian attacks
when Ukrainians tell you about daily terror they survive it is never metaphorical. russians hit my homecity Zaporizhzhia twice this morning – and 574! times a nearby Kherson region this night alone. russia won’t stop until it is stopped.
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Explosions reported in Dnipro right now
Explosions reported in Dnipro right now!
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Russian Ambassador: Brexit ‘crushed the British’, they are on their knees
As I report in my book 'Shadow State' Russia's ambassador to the UK, Alexander Yakovenko, boasted after the Brexit vote to another diplomat: “We have crushed the British to the ground. They are on their knees, and they will not rise for a very long time"
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Russian missile flies on Zaporizhzhia now
Russian missile flies on Zaporizhzhia now
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Vote Leave Chief Matthew Elliott pictured in Moscow on Russian spy-organised trip
Here's Matthew Elliott – chief executive of Vote Leave, given a peerage today by Liz Truss – in Moscow, on a trip organised in 2012 by a Russian spy. Elliott was a leading figure in the Conservative Friends of Russia, and is pictured right. @RhonddaBryant

