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Zaluzhny: Russia Still Capable of Attacks; Ukraine Needs Complete Destruction of Russian Military-Economic Potential
Former Ukrainian commander-in-chief Valeriy Zaluzhny stated at a London forum on April 25th that Russia still has resources for attacks, advocating for the complete destruction of Russia's military-economic potential to win the war, citing Ukraine's current inability to sustain another conflict.
Zaluzhny: Russia Still Capable of Attacks; Ukraine Needs Complete Destruction of Russian Military-Economic Potential
Former Ukrainian commander-in-chief Valeriy Zaluzhny stated at a London forum on April 25th that Russia still has resources for attacks, advocating for the complete destruction of Russia's military-economic potential to win the war, citing Ukraine's current inability to sustain another conflict.
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48% Bias Score
Ukraine Rejects Putin's Buffer Zone Proposal Amidst Renewed Attacks and G7 Sanctions Threat
Ukraine rejected Putin's proposed border buffer zone, calling it a rejection of peace efforts, while Russia reported a Ukrainian missile attack in Kursk injuring 16 civilians. The G7 is considering further sanctions against Russia if it refuses a ceasefire, and Putin ordered a plan for rebuilding bo...
Ukraine Rejects Putin's Buffer Zone Proposal Amidst Renewed Attacks and G7 Sanctions Threat
Ukraine rejected Putin's proposed border buffer zone, calling it a rejection of peace efforts, while Russia reported a Ukrainian missile attack in Kursk injuring 16 civilians. The G7 is considering further sanctions against Russia if it refuses a ceasefire, and Putin ordered a plan for rebuilding bo...
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32% Bias Score
800 Prisoners Exchanged in Largest Swap Since War Began
Russia and Ukraine completed the first phase of a prisoner exchange on Friday, releasing almost 800 people, with the goal of releasing 2,000 people between both sides over the weekend, as agreed at the Istanbul meeting last week.
800 Prisoners Exchanged in Largest Swap Since War Began
Russia and Ukraine completed the first phase of a prisoner exchange on Friday, releasing almost 800 people, with the goal of releasing 2,000 people between both sides over the weekend, as agreed at the Istanbul meeting last week.
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44% Bias Score
Ukraine-Russia Prisoner Exchange: 780 Prisoners Released
On Friday, Russia and Ukraine completed the largest prisoner exchange of the war so far, releasing 390 prisoners each, with more expected in the coming days, following talks in Istanbul, where a ceasefire proposed by President Trump was rejected.
Ukraine-Russia Prisoner Exchange: 780 Prisoners Released
On Friday, Russia and Ukraine completed the largest prisoner exchange of the war so far, releasing 390 prisoners each, with more expected in the coming days, following talks in Istanbul, where a ceasefire proposed by President Trump was rejected.
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36% Bias Score
Conscript's Death in Ukraine Sparks Outrage, Highlights Russia's Broken Promises
Aman Malyshev, a 22-year-old Russian conscript, died in Bryansk near the Ukrainian border in April 2024, despite assurances that conscripts wouldn't face combat; his death, revealed on social media, sparked public outrage and highlighted the issue of conscripts being deployed to combat zones.
Conscript's Death in Ukraine Sparks Outrage, Highlights Russia's Broken Promises
Aman Malyshev, a 22-year-old Russian conscript, died in Bryansk near the Ukrainian border in April 2024, despite assurances that conscripts wouldn't face combat; his death, revealed on social media, sparked public outrage and highlighted the issue of conscripts being deployed to combat zones.
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40% Bias Score
Ukraine-Russia Prisoner Exchange Completed, but Peace Talks Stalled
Ukraine and Russia exchanged 390 prisoners of war as part of a 1,000-for-1,000 agreement reached in Istanbul last week, but subsequent talks failed to yield significant progress on a ceasefire or broader peace negotiations.
Ukraine-Russia Prisoner Exchange Completed, but Peace Talks Stalled
Ukraine and Russia exchanged 390 prisoners of war as part of a 1,000-for-1,000 agreement reached in Istanbul last week, but subsequent talks failed to yield significant progress on a ceasefire or broader peace negotiations.
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36% Bias Score
Russia and Ukraine Complete First Phase of Large-Scale Prisoner Exchange
Russia and Ukraine conducted the first phase of a prisoner exchange on May 23, 2025, releasing 390 individuals (270 Russian soldiers and 120 civilians, and 270 Ukrainian soldiers and 120 civilians) as part of a larger 1000-for-1000 agreement reached during talks in Istanbul on May 16, 2025.
Russia and Ukraine Complete First Phase of Large-Scale Prisoner Exchange
Russia and Ukraine conducted the first phase of a prisoner exchange on May 23, 2025, releasing 390 individuals (270 Russian soldiers and 120 civilians, and 270 Ukrainian soldiers and 120 civilians) as part of a larger 1000-for-1000 agreement reached during talks in Istanbul on May 16, 2025.
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36% Bias Score
Australian Soldier Sentenced in Absentia by Russian-Backed Court
Caleb List, a 25-year-old Australian builder who joined the Ukrainian Foreign Legion, was sentenced to 14 years in prison in absentia by a Russian-backed court in the Donetsk People's Republic after being presumed killed by artillery fire in Ukraine.
Australian Soldier Sentenced in Absentia by Russian-Backed Court
Caleb List, a 25-year-old Australian builder who joined the Ukrainian Foreign Legion, was sentenced to 14 years in prison in absentia by a Russian-backed court in the Donetsk People's Republic after being presumed killed by artillery fire in Ukraine.
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40% Bias Score
Syrian Families Return to Destroyed Homes, Facing Hardship
Thousands of Syrian families are returning to villages near Idlib, finding their homes destroyed and facing economic hardship due to the lack of basic services, including electricity, water, and healthcare, despite the fall of the Assad regime.
Syrian Families Return to Destroyed Homes, Facing Hardship
Thousands of Syrian families are returning to villages near Idlib, finding their homes destroyed and facing economic hardship due to the lack of basic services, including electricity, water, and healthcare, despite the fall of the Assad regime.
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28% Bias Score
Ukraine-Russia Prisoner Exchange: 390 Ukrainian Soldiers Released
Ukraine and Russia conducted the first phase of a prisoner exchange, freeing 390 Ukrainian soldiers, following talks in Istanbul last week that yielded little progress towards ending the war despite an agreement to continue discussions.
Ukraine-Russia Prisoner Exchange: 390 Ukrainian Soldiers Released
Ukraine and Russia conducted the first phase of a prisoner exchange, freeing 390 Ukrainian soldiers, following talks in Istanbul last week that yielded little progress towards ending the war despite an agreement to continue discussions.
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40% Bias Score
Ukraine-Russia Prisoner Exchange: 780 Released in First Phase
In a significant development, Russia and Ukraine completed the first phase of a prisoner exchange, releasing 390 individuals each, with further swaps planned in the coming days following talks in Türkiye, marking a potential step towards de-escalation.
Ukraine-Russia Prisoner Exchange: 780 Released in First Phase
In a significant development, Russia and Ukraine completed the first phase of a prisoner exchange, releasing 390 individuals each, with further swaps planned in the coming days following talks in Türkiye, marking a potential step towards de-escalation.
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36% Bias Score
Netanyahu: Gaza War to Continue Until Israeli Regional Control
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that the war in Gaza will continue until Israel controls the entire region, outlining a three-phase aid plan while demanding Hamas disarmament and the release of Israeli hostages; a UN official warned of 14,000 child deaths without urgent aid.
Netanyahu: Gaza War to Continue Until Israeli Regional Control
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that the war in Gaza will continue until Israel controls the entire region, outlining a three-phase aid plan while demanding Hamas disarmament and the release of Israeli hostages; a UN official warned of 14,000 child deaths without urgent aid.
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64% Bias Score
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