*There were international nationals living, studying, and working in Ukraine just before Russia's Strongman president Vladimir Putin unleashed Russia's firepower on the country, destroying and decimating town after town, killing and displacing Ukrainians, wives, mothers, the young and old, the elderly and children. This left other countries, for example, Poland who felt the need to […] The post TAYO Fatunla: What Became of the Black Community in...

The greatest blunder President Vladimir Putin may have made so far in Ukraine is giving the West the impression that Russia could lose the war. The early Russian strike on Kyiv stumbled and failed. The Russian behemoth seemed not nearly as formidable as it had been made out to be. The war suddenly appeared as a face-off between a mass of disenchanted Russian incompetents and supercharged, savvy Ukrainian patriots. Such expectations naturally...

U.N. Warns , Russia's War on Ukraine , Could Lead to World War. On February 6, United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres warned that the Russian-Ukraine war has the potential to become a broader world conflict. On February 6, United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres warned that the Russian-Ukraine war has the potential to become a broader world conflict. 'Newsweek' reports that Guterres issued the warning while addressing U.N. member nations about the state of the world in 2023. Guterres reportedly referenced the "Doomsday Clock," which represents humanity's threat of facing global catastrophe by the amount of time to midnight. This year, the clock now sits at 90 seconds to midnight, ten seconds closer than it was in January of 2020, and the closest it has been since its creation in 1947. This year, the clock now sits at 90 seconds to midnight, ten seconds closer than it was in January of 2020, and the closest it has been since its creation in 1947. The Science and Security Board of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, which annually sets the clock, cited Russia's invasion of Ukraine, climate change and persistent nuclear threats. . The Science and Security Board of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, which annually sets the clock, cited Russia's invasion of Ukraine, climate change and persistent nuclear threats. . 'Newsweek' reports that Guterres addressed his fears of escalation in the Russian war on Ukraine, warning that it has the potential to draw the world into a broader conflict. The Russian invasion of Ukraine is inflicting end-all suffering on the Ukrainian people with profound global implications. , Antonio Guterres, United Nations Secretary General, via 'Newsweek'. The prospects for peace keep diminishing. The chances of further escalation and bloodshed keep growing. , Antonio Guterres, United Nations Secretary General, via 'Newsweek'. I fear the world is not sleepwalking into a wider war. , Antonio Guterres, United Nations Secretary General, via 'Newsweek'. I fear it's doing so with its eyes wide open, Antonio Guterres, United Nations Secretary General, via 'Newsweek'

Ukraine's governor of the Luhansk region shared images that appeared to show a "Terminator" armored vehicle destroyed after a direct hit.

An air raid alert was issued over the whole of Ukraine early this morning as defence units shot down a stream of incoming missiles, while fighting also flared up in Bakhmut following the tank deal.

'We must also open deliveries of long-range missiles to Ukraine, it is important - we must expand our cooperation in artillery,' Zelensky said, also adding Ukraine needed jets.

The death toll in Dnipro has continued to rise after an apartment building in the eastern city was struck by one of Vladimir Putin's weapons on Saturday, January 14.

Harrowing images from the scene show how an entire block was obliterated into a mountain of brick and mortar, with twisted bits of charred metal strewn about nearby streets

Harrowing images from the scene show how an entire block was obliterated into a mountain of brick and mortar, with twisted bits of charred metal strewn about nearby streets

The Russian soldiers had been in the midst of a fierce gun battle in the town of Soledar, eastern Ukraine, when Ukrainian troops launched a Soviet-era Tochka-U missile at the group.

"Combat rabbits, trained in the secret laboratories of the Ukrainian special services, lured a group of Russians," said a video posted by Ukraine's intelligence agency.

Kyiv, Kharkiv, the Black Sea region of Odesa and the city of Vinnytsia, in central Ukraine, were among those targeted by a wave of Russian missiles that hit the country on Friday.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Thursday that the Russian invasion of Ukraine could «end tomorrow» if there were a «political will» on the part of Kiev and ruled out talks on further annexations of territories for the time being. Peskov pointed out that if the Ukrainian president, Volodimir Zelenski, «had that desire», there could be […]