The attack by Russian “sabotage and assault groups" was confirmed by Ukrainian General Command, who also said the Kremlin troops failed to gain a foothold inside the city.
"Our deficit has been the lack of the will to act, having no confidence, and sometimes even cowardice," Tusk told his parliament on Friday, adding that Moscow would have been rendered "helpless against a united Europe."
Carney, 59, overwhelmingly won the race to lead the country’s federal Liberal party on Sunday after taking home 86% of the ballots, making him the first outsider with no real political background to become Canadian prime minister.
Israel is cutting off its electricity supply to Gaza as the country's energy minister vowed to use "all the tools available" to free the last of the hostages held by Hamas.
Authorities in the Dominican Republic are searching for a 20-year-old University of Pittsburgh student who went missing while "walking on the beach" in her bikini in Punta Cana while on her spring break trip with classmates.
European leaders are supporting a $53 billion Arab-backed plan for recovery and reconstruction in Gaza that was previously rejected by the US and Israel.
More than 1000 people, including women and children, have been killed in Syria as its new Islamist rulers clash with supporters of the previous regime.
An award-winning Ukrainian journalist was stabbed and electrocuted before her death in Russian prison, weighing only 66 pounds when she died, according to a new investigation.
“Everything that helps Putin finance the war must collapse,” the Ukrainian leader posted on X Saturday, calling the Russian tactics "vile and inhumane".
Complaints to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency about country of origin claims have skyrocketed in the month of February, the consumer watchdog told The Post.
