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Nato talks stall with Finland and Sweden
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Russia is on the verge of claiming victory over a city reduced to rubble.
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Finland plans to join alliance despite nuclear attack threats by pro-Kremlin politician.
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Russian forces retreat from the north, focus on east Ukraine
Ukraine's defence minister said the war was entering a new long-term phase.
Nato member threatens to veto admission of Finland, Sweden
Nato makes all its decisions by consensus, requiring consent from all members.
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Ukraine puts Russian soldier accused of war crime on trial
First war-crimes trial of Russian soldier since the start of Ukraine's war opened in Kyiv.
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Russia fixing weapons with fridge and dishwasher parts
Western sanctions make it impossible for Russia to secure the correct components.
Convoy of civilians destroyed near Kharkiv
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