Russian Strikes on Energy Infrastructure Leave Most of Ukraine Without Power Ukraine told its Western backers last week that it might not be able to recover from more strikes on its power grid
CIA Aims to Recruit Russians Unhappy With the War in Ukraine The agency's espionage chief is looking for Russians displeased with the war in Ukraine
Russian Strikes Disable Almost Half of Ukraine’s Energy Infrastructure Ukraine reportedly told its allies it won't be able to recover if Russia launching more strikes targeting power infrastructure
Russia Says Ukraine Renews Shelling of Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant The IAEA didn't attribute blame for the strikes on the Russian-controlled plant but called them 'extremely disturbing'
US, Russia to Hold New START Talks in Egypt Starting November 29 Russia's deputy FM says the talks could lead to higher-level negotiations
Report: US Told Ukraine to Tread Carefully After Missile Hit Poland When asked about Zelensky's claim that a Russian missile hit Poland, President Biden said, 'That’s not the evidence'
Erdogan: US, Russia Have No Intention of Using Nuclear Weapons Erdogan is calling for more dialogue after the US and Russian spy chiefs met in Ankara
Kremlin: Zelensky’s Demand for Public Talks Shows He’s Not Serious Zelensky says he received 'signals' from the West that Putin wants talks
US Considering Modifying Gray Eagle Drones for Ukraine The US is worried about some of the technology getting into Russia's hands
Deal Allowing Export of Ukrainian Grain Extended for 120 Days Russia says more needs to be done to facilitate the export of Russian agricultural goods
