Turkey's National Security Council says the country's current and future military operations on its southern borders, including with Syria, do not target its neighbors' sovereignty but are necessary for Turkish security.
“On this night we regard as different from all other nights, we try to interact in a different way and tell you a little about ourselves, our people’s history,” said Jason Isaacson, AJC’s chief policy and political affairs officer.
To solidify Russia's grip on captured territory, Putin simplifies the process for residents to acquire Russian citizenship and passports. Ankara, Moscow, and Kyiv hold talks to open a corridor via Turkey for grain exports from Ukraine.
Russian default all but inevitable as US plans to end the country's ability to pay international investors. Sweden, Finland delegations arrive in Turkey for NATO talks. Britain approves sale of Chelsea by sanctioned Abramovich.
Russian soldier sentenced to life in Ukraine's first war crimes trial. World faces a turning point, Zelenskyy warns world leaders. Russia steps up shelling, seeking gains in Donbas.
In a letter, Kharkiv mayor Ihor Terekhov, whose city has been heavily hit by Russian forces, thanks the Foreign Ministry for assistance, such as food and medicine. "I believe that through a united effort we will be able to overcome the challenge, and establish cooperation in the rehabilitation of Kharkiv after our victory as well," he says.
Authorities in Lyon are not treating René Hadjaj's killing as an antisemitic crime, angering Jewish community members, who say the case is similar to the murder of Sarah Halimi by her Muslim neighbor in Paris in 2017.
"Only Ukraine has the right to decide its future," Polish leader says at a joint press conference with Zelenskyy. In a sign of urgent need to bolster war effort, Moscow weighs allowing people aged 40 and over to enlist in Russia's military.
The heaviest fighting focused around the twin cities of Sievierodonetsk and Lysychansk, interior ministry adviser Vadym Denysenko told Ukrainian television on Sunday.
The 5.5-acre Trehane House property was destroyed in a fire in 1946, and only the walls and two of the four chimney stacks remain intact.