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Russia’s campaign of airstrikes against Ukrainian critical infrastructure has continued over recent weeks Two of the largest bombardments since the war began occurred on 16 and 29 December, with over 70 and 120 missiles fired respectively.
In the last few months, the Russian army has suffered a series of reversals and Russian President Vladimir Putin has responded with a mass mobilisation of soldiers and attacks on core Ukrainian energy infrastructure.
Since the Ukrainian attack on the Kerch Strait bridge in October, Moscow has showed itself determined to demolish Ukrainian society with air attacks on civilians and their infrastructure.
Ukrainian officials this week were working to restore power nationwide after some of the heaviest bombardment of Ukrainian civilian infrastructure in the war to date.
The conflict in Ukraine appears further than ever from resolution, with the prospect of bitter urban fighting for Kherson city the next likely phase in a war that has included nuclear threats and mass atrocities.
As Russia’s war in Ukraine nears the eight-month mark it appears to be escalating on several fronts, with Russian President Vladimir Putin launching the largest airstrikes on civilian targets in Ukraine in months.
NATO Watch News Briefs cover a range of NATO-related news items from around the world (below). This syndicated news feed is free. Feeds allow you to stay up to date with the latest news and features by adding the feed address to a news reader programme, or to your own website. There are various ways to subscribe, including:
The EU and NATO take their partnership to the next level
12 January 2023
Update 38: Russia's war with Ukraine
Russia’s campaign of airstrikes against Ukrainian critical infrastructure has continued over recent weeks Two of the largest bombardments since the war began occurred on 16 and 29 December, with over 70 and 120 missiles fired respectively.
Update 37: Russia's war with Ukraine
In the last few months, the Russian army has suffered a series of reversals and Russian President Vladimir Putin has responded with a mass mobilisation of soldiers and attacks on core Ukrainian energy infrastructure.
Update 36: Russia's war with Ukraine
Since the Ukrainian attack on the Kerch Strait bridge in October, Moscow has showed itself determined to demolish Ukrainian society with air attacks on civilians and their infrastructure.
Update 35: Russia's war with Ukraine
Ukrainian officials this week were working to restore power nationwide after some of the heaviest bombardment of Ukrainian civilian infrastructure in the war to date.
Canada selects Halifax to host new NATO military technology innovation centre
19 November 2022
Update 34: Russia's war with Ukraine
Ukrainian forces recaptured the southern city of Kherson, just north of Crimea, after Russia confirmed its withdrawal from the city on 11 November.
Update 33: Russia's war with Ukraine
The conflict in Ukraine appears further than ever from resolution, with the prospect of bitter urban fighting for Kherson city the next likely phase in a war that has included nuclear threats and mass atrocities.
Turkey continues to hold up Finland and Sweden joining NATO
4 November 2022
Update 32: Russia's war with Ukraine
As Russia’s war in Ukraine nears the eight-month mark it appears to be escalating on several fronts, with Russian President Vladimir Putin launching the largest airstrikes on civilian targets in Ukraine in months.