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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has been pleading with Kyiv’s allies for months to let Ukraine fire Western missiles into Russia

Comments come after Antony Blinken hints US will lift restrictions on Kyiv’s use of weapons inside Russia

It’s not long to winter, and this is going to be another tough one for Ukrainians. The war continues, but allied support is fraying. This week Antony Blinken, US secretary of state, and British foreign secretary David Lammy made a joint visit to Kyiv, after holding a joint press conference…

Servicemen, veterans and others have gathered in Kyiv to remember the adopted son of Ukraine’s chief rabbi, Moshe Azman, who was killed in battle

Kyiv’s offensive into the Kursk region was a typically bold move by the Ukrainians and one which caught Russia entirely by surprise. But perhaps its most surprising feature is Vladimir Putin’s response.

Hints that Western allies could permit Kyiv to fire missiles deeper into Russia despite fears of escalation

As the war enters its 930th day, these are the main developments.

Russia said Thursday its army had recaptured 10 settlements in its Kursk border region, where Ukraine last month launched a major incursion, seizing dozens of settlements. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky conceded Russia had launched its own counterattack in the region but insisted that the shock Ukrainian assault was still going…

Secretary Blinken's visit to Kyiv for discussions on missile restrictions, Russia's actions, and Ukraine's stance amid concerns over potential peace agreement.

Decision understood to have already been made in private as secretary of state says in Kyiv that US will continue to adapt policy

Foreign secretary announced more than £600m of support for Kyiv and pledged to send the war-torn country more ammunition and armoured vehicles