NATO allies continue to send Ukraine aid 1 year later
The U.S. has sent Ukraine over $113B in military, economic and humanitarian aid, but not all Americans want the U.S. to play a major role in the war.
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China calls for Russia-Ukraine cease-fire, peace talks
The plan released Friday by China's Foreign Ministry mainly reiterated long-held positions, and analysts said Beijing would be an unlikely broker.
| AP and Scripps News Staff
No Surrender: Ukraine One Year Later
Scripps News is live in Kyiv, Ukraine, with this in-depth view of the past year.
1 year into war, United Nations is still searching for resolutions
Since Russia invaded Ukraine one year ago, the United Nations has continuously taken steps to stop the violence, but none have worked.
Ukrainian combat medic's GoPro captures grim front-line reality
Ukrainian combat medic Yara Chornohuz shared with Scripps News dramatic GoPro helmet cam footage, capturing her reality on the front lines.
Where and why Ukraine stores $100 million of Russian missile remnants
War crimes cases require specificity — all the way down to presenting, in a courtroom, which missile destroyed which hospital.
How Ukrainian intel has grown in a year of war
Former CIA Director and Defense Secretary Leon Panetta tells Scripps News Ukrainians have sources within the Russian army and across Ukraine.
It's been one year since Russia invaded Ukraine
The Ukrainian resistance, backed by American-led western support, was fierce. Russia’s plans for invasion and the fall of Ukraine were shattered.
| Jason Bellini and Matt Simon
US ambassador to Poland: Collective defense is working against Russia
Ambassador Mark Brzezinski said the war in Ukraine has taken a tremendous toll on the region, but collective defense by NATO is achieving its goal.
| Haley Bull and Kellan Howell
Hostomel, Bucha, Irpin: the Ukrainian family that survived all three
A year ago Kateryna Titowa, like many of her neighbors in Hostomel, saw out her window a critical moment of the war.
Venice canals nearly run dry as Italy set to face drought conditions
Scientists fear that Italy could soon face another drought after last summer's lack of rain brought harsh, dry conditions to the country.
In Poland, Biden reassures allies that US will defend NATO territory
Biden is meeting with a group of eastern European leaders, reaffirming commitments to defend NATO's eastern flank against Russian aggression.
The Ukrainian army is now training in the UK
A trench warfare section of the course was added in as the Russian advance stalled, and trenches became part of the conflict.
Inside the secret tank repair battalion near Ukraine's front lines
Old tanks play a critical role in Ukraine's battle against Russia, and a tank gunner is putting faith in repairs as they wait for better NATO tanks.
Ukrainians adjust to US life, a year into war
Mariia Holovan now proudly calls Winterville, North Carolina home, but says she wants to return to Ukraine some day.
Russia suspends only remaining major nuclear treaty with US
In suspending the New START Treaty, Putin said Russia should stand ready to resume nuclear weapons tests if the U.S. does so.
| AP and Scripps News Staff
President Biden's visit to Ukraine required careful, quiet planning
President Joe Biden's secret trip to Kyiv marked his first since the war began, and it took months of effort.
Biden in Poland to mark one year since Russian invasion of Ukraine
The White House says President Biden will thank Poland for its support and remind the world of the need to stand with Ukraine.
Biden visits Ukraine ahead of war anniversary: 'Kyiv stands'
During the surprise visit, Biden announced an additional $500 million in U.S. assistance — on top of the more than $50 billion already provided.
| AP and Scripps News Staff and Briana Koeneman
Ukraine: Impacts of Invasion
Bellingcat and Scripps News explore the human costs of Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the war that continues to rage in eastern Europe.
US: Russia has committed crimes against humanity in Ukraine
Vice President Kamala Harris said the international community has both a moral and a strategic interest in pursuing those crimes.
| Michael Probst / AP
Citizen war crimes investigator in Ukraine risks life for justice
Natalia Zubar is a self-appointed war crimes investigator. She races to the scene of Russian attacks to document details of devastation.
Scottish leader Nicola Sturgeon leaves post after 8 years
Sturgeon, the first female leader of Scotland, has led the nation since 2014, when Scots narrowly voted to remain part of the United Kingdom.
| AP
Camilla, queen consort, cancels visits over COVID-19
Camilla's staff canceled her commitments for the rest of the week as she rests while recovering from symptoms similar to a common cold.
Some Ukrainian soldiers freeze sperm amid war with Russia
Some Ukrainian soldiers are turning to the process of freezing sperm as they face the possibility that they might never go home.
| AP
Ukraine beefs up along Belarus border — in case Putin wants a do-over
Scripps News visited the border with Belarus, where Ukraine’s military and border guard service have built a vast network of trenches.
Ukraine's Zelenskyy makes emotional appeal for EU membership
Ukraine wants to become part of the European Union in a matter of years, but in practice it can take decades to join the bloc.
| AP and Scripps News Staff
Zelenskyy tells UK ‘freedom will win,’ pushes for warplanes
This was was Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's second confirmed journey outside Ukraine since Russia invaded nearly a year ago.
| AP and Scripps News Staff
UK nurses, ambulance crews strike, straining health system
Unions are seeking a pay raise for the current year, but the government says it will only talk about the year ahead.
| AP and Scripps News Staff
Former Israeli PM: Putin promised not to kill Zelenskyy
Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett became one of the few Western leaders to meet President Vladimir Putin during the war.
| AP
