Ukraine

World PTI | Boston, April 28 | Updated on: Apr 28, 2022 Nearly half the destructive attacks were against critical infrastructure, many times simultaneous to physical attacks Cyberattacks by state-backed Russian hackers have destroyed data across dozens of organisations in Ukraine and produced “a chaotic information environment,” Microsoft says in…

DJI has temporarily suspended sales and all business activities in both Russia and Ukraine "in light of current hostilities," the dronemaker has announced. As Reuters reports, that makes it the first major Chinese company to halt sales in Russia after the country started its invasion of Ukraine in February. Unlike…

The Save Ukraine Network has just completed the first phase of the Ukraine Chastushka contest.   According to group co-founder Svetlana Shevchenko, "Chastushkas are short poems, popular in both Russia and Ukraine,  consisting of four lines in trochaic tetrameter, which often have a satirical subject matter.    They correspond roughly to…

Ukrainian soldiers stand on an armoured personnel carrier (APC), not far from the front-line with Russian troops, in Izyum district, Kharkiv region on April 18, 2022, during the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Anatolii Stepanov / AFPThe push by the United States to send artillery to Ukraine aims to degrade Russian…

By The Visual Journalism Team BBC News Russian forces are continuing to make advances in east of the country but strong resistance from Ukrainian troops is slowing their progress. Here are the latest developments: Russian forces continue to advance around eastern city of IzyumBut strong Ukrainian defences in Donbas region…

Published Apr 25, 2022 5:30AM EDT Credit: REUTERS/ANDREAS GEBERT German commercial vehicle maker Traton's MAN unit restarted production from Monday after a six-week gap caused by supply problems resulting from the war in Ukraine, the company said on Monday. Updates sourcing, adds detail BERLIN, April 25 (Reuters) - German commercial…

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A n international disaster relief charity helping Ukrainians has called for humanitarian corridors to be opened as it warned of people being trapped in some of the most violent areas without food, water or medicine. ShelterBox has been working in Ukraine, Poland and Moldova since the Russian invasion sent millions…

B ritish people wishing to host Ukrainian refugees in their homes are “at their wits’ end” because of delays processing visas for young children which are preventing families from reaching safety sooner. Tim Boniface and his partner Jayne Coppinger are one of five households in Wysall, a village near Nottingham,…