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LVIV, Ukraine — Shifting battlefield priorities and realities rippled across Ukraine on Friday as local forces claimed to have recaptured more territory, Moscow appeared to be re-deploying some of its troops and a Russian official accused Ukrainian helicopters of attacking a fuel depot inside Russia’s borders.

Kremlin says no immediate end to deliveries, decision about payments in roubles to come into effect from later in April.

The Kremlin said on Friday that Moscow was not sending conscripts to Ukraine, a day after President Vladimir Putin signed a decree ordering 134,500 new conscripts into the army as part of Russia's annual spring draft.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has stood resolute and is determined to not surrender Ukraine's cities

As the Russian army bogs down in Ukraine, many youths back home feel increasingly jittery about the prospect of being drafted and sent into combat

A group of independent Russian reporters are in Ukraine and attempting to break the Kremlin’s stranglehold on information

Moscow’s aggressive campaign of import substitution since 2014 has had mixed results at best, analysts say.

Mayor’s aide says city remains closed for anyone trying to enter and ‘very dangerous’ for those trying to leave

Russian troops have left the heavily contaminated Chernobyl nuclear site