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Russia’s Christmas Day attacks ‘deliberate’ and ‘inhuman’: Zelensky

Russia’s Christmas Day attacks ‘deliberate’ and ‘inhuman’: Zelensky

Hundreds of thousands of people were left without heating or lights after a barrage of cruise and ballistic missiles, and drones.

  • by Pavel Polityuk

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Albanese seeks ‘positive outcome’ for Australian fighter captured by Russia

Albanese seeks ‘positive outcome’ for Australian fighter captured by Russia

Melbourne man Oscar Jenkins became the first known Australian to be taken prisoner by Russia in Ukraine, when footage of him appeared on social media.

  • by Natassia Chrysanthos
‘Your typical Aussie cricket boy’: Why Oscar Jenkins went to fight in Ukraine

‘Your typical Aussie cricket boy’: Why Oscar Jenkins went to fight in Ukraine

On the cricket field, Oscar Jenkins was a formidable all-rounder. The former Melbourne Grammar student’s teammates were shocked to learn he had been captured by Russians on a Ukrainian battlefield.

  • by Sherryn Groch and Ashleigh McMillan
Australia demands answers from Russian ambassador over Australian prisoner of war

Australia demands answers from Russian ambassador over Australian prisoner of war

Australia is urgently seeking updates on the welfare of Melbourne man Oscar Jenkins, after footage of him being slapped by Russian interrogators circulated online.

  • by Rob Harris and Natassia Chrysanthos
Ukraine offered Moscow bombing suspect $158,000 to kill top general, Russia claims

Ukraine offered Moscow bombing suspect $158,000 to kill top general, Russia claims

Russian authorities claim the detainee was promised $158,000 and safe passage to a European country if he helped kill Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov.

  • by Reuters
Australia to reopen embassy in Kyiv almost three years after Russian invasion

Australia to reopen embassy in Kyiv almost three years after Russian invasion

The government had been encouraged by President Volodymyr Zelensky to reopen the embassy, while other senior Ukrainians had expressed frustration with the government’s reluctance to return.

  • by Rob Harris
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Australian troops could play role in Ukraine peace deal

Australian troops could play role in Ukraine peace deal

Australian and British ministers hold talks amid pressure from Donald Trump for European countries to consider sending troops to Ukraine as peacekeepers.

  • by Rob Harris
North Korean troops are now on ‘front lines’ of Russia’s war ‘in combat’ against Ukraine
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North Korean troops are now on ‘front lines’ of Russia’s war ‘in combat’ against Ukraine

These are the first reported casualties since the US and Ukraine announced that North Korea had sent troops to Russia to help it in the almost three-year war.

  • by Samya Kullab and Tara Copp
Ukrainian drone flies 800km from front line to hit target in Russia’s Chechnya

Ukrainian drone flies 800km from front line to hit target in Russia’s Chechnya

Ukraine has also acted to sever Russia’s logistic fuel supply routes from Ukraine’s annexed Crimea to occupied Zaporizhzhia.

  • by Samya Kullab
‘My dream is at stake’: After fleeing Ukraine, Ruslana needs an ATAR of 90 to go to uni

‘My dream is at stake’: After fleeing Ukraine, Ruslana needs an ATAR of 90 to go to uni

At 7am, phones will ping – and the long, nervous wait will be over for tens of thousands of students marking the end of 13 years of schooling.

  • by Alex Crowe
Putin’s banker feels the heat as Russia’s elite turn on each other

Putin’s banker feels the heat as Russia’s elite turn on each other

Vladimir Putin has long given central bank chief Elvira Nabiullina an unusual degree of autonomy to keep the Russian economy stable. But she is now under pressure.

  • by Anatoly Kurmanaev

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