Exiled Belarus activist presents evidence to ICC alleging President Alexander Lukashenko's involvement in illegal transfer of children from Russian-occupied towns in Ukraine to Belarus.
Moscow court puts a Pussy Riot member on an international wanted list.
Netherlands sends fighter jets to Romania for training Ukrainian pilots.
Russia confirms damage to one of its fibre optic cables under the Baltic Sea.
Russia reportedly planning to encircle a city in eastern Ukraine.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy calls for unity amid tensions with the country's commander-in-chief.
US officials urge Congress to approve additional aid for Ukraine.
Zelenskyy cancels a planned visit to Israel due to leaked plans.
Zelenskyy proposes to extend the ban on Ukrainian natural gas exports.
The ongoing conflict in Ukraine continues to evolve with new developments reported from various sources. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has called for unity amid tensions with the country's commander-in-chief. This call comes at a time when Russia is reportedly planning to encircle a city in eastern Ukraine, a move that has raised concerns among international observers.
In a related development, an exiled Belarus activist has presented evidence to the International Criminal Court (ICC) alleging President Alexander Lukashenko's involvement in the illegal transfer of children from Russian-occupied towns in Ukraine to Belarus. This allegation, if proven, could have significant implications for the conflict and the region.
Meanwhile, Zelenskyy has proposed to extend the ban on Ukrainian natural gas exports, a move that could have economic implications for the country. This proposal comes at a time when US officials are urging Congress to approve additional aid for Ukraine. The aid is seen as crucial in supporting Ukraine during this challenging period.
In other news, a Moscow court has put a member of the Pussy Riot group on an international wanted list. The reasons for this action are not immediately clear. Zelenskyy has also cancelled a planned visit to Israel due to leaked plans, although the details of these plans have not been disclosed.
In a separate development, the Netherlands is sending fighter jets to Romania for training Ukrainian pilots. This move is seen as part of the international support for Ukraine during the ongoing conflict.
Finally, Russia has confirmed damage to one of its fibre optic cables under the Baltic Sea. The cause and implications of this damage are not immediately clear.
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An exiled Belarus activist presenting evidence to the International Criminal Court (ICC) alleging President Alexander Lukashenko's involvement in the illegal transfer of children from Russian-occupied towns in Ukraine to Belarus.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's call for unity amid tensions with the country's commander-in-chief.
Russia's plans to encircle a city in eastern Ukraine.
A funeral ceremony for a Ukrainian soldier killed by Russian forces.
The Netherlands sending fighter jets to Romania for training Ukrainian pilots.
Zelenskyy's proposal to extend the ban on Ukrainian natural gas exports.
A Moscow court putting a Pussy Riot member on an international wanted list.
Zelenskyy cancelling a planned visit to Israel due to leaked plans.
US officials urging Congress to approve additional aid for Ukraine.
Russia confirming damage to one of its fibre optic cables under the Baltic Sea.
Israel giving civilians in Gaza City a four-hour window to leave amidst conflict.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's openness to pauses in fighting for aid or hostage exit.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's belief that it's not the right time for elections due to Russia's invasion.
The European Space Agency's push for a space debris treaty.
Protests outside Israeli PM Netanyahu's house over last month's deadly attack by Hamas gunmen.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel would consider "tactical little pauses" in fighting to facilitate the entry of aid or the exit of hostages from the Gaza Strip, but again rejected calls for a ceasefire despite international pressure.