German authorities will arrest Putin if he sets foot in the country in accordance with the ICC warrant, Justice Minister Marco Buschmann told the Bild newspaper. Follow our live updates:
Chinese President Xi Jinping is set to begin a state visit Monday to MoscowThe Kremlin said the two will discuss “deepening Russian-Chinese cooperation.” Beijing, which insists it is neutral in the conflict and has sought to portray itself as a potential mediator, said Xi will promote peace talks.Russian forces sent 16 Iranian-made Shahed drones to attack Ukrainian facilitiesUkrainian air force spokesman Yuriy Ihnat.
. “Bakhmut remains the epicenter of the fighting,” Kyiv military officials said. For months, Russian forces have laid siege to the city, where Ukraine’s army said Sunday its defenders had repelled attacks in the north. The decision by Russian-backed officials to designate Melitopol the regional capital of occupied Zaporizhzhia
this month suggests Moscow does not expect its troops to advance far soon, the British Defense Ministry . “The quiet declaration of an alternative capital is likely tacit acknowledgement within the Russian system that its forces are highly unlikely to seize previously planned major objectives in the near future,” officials said.A group of European Union countries will sign an agreement Monday to buy artillery rounds for Ukraine
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