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Ukrainian servicemen in the Kharkiv region on Tuesday (Oct 25) conducted preemptive fire at Russian military positions. A mobile Ukrainian mortar unit set out to destroy Russian APC and infantry, according to mortar battery commander, callsign “Khimik”. “Aerial reconnaissance reported that the enemy is moving an APC and set up an observation post with enemy infantry. The mission was to eliminate enemy military vehicles and infantry to prevent their attack on our positions," he told Reuters. “The enemy has counter-battery systems which quickly detect wherefrom the artillery is firing, and they target (the positions) with counter-battery fire. So, we’re working very fast while ‘migrating’: we head out, do the work, and leave the position.”

John Sparks joins Ukrainian soldiers fighting around the strategically important town of Bakhmut in eastern Ukraine. He finds a front line under constant watch by Russian drones and under constant attack from artillery.

NORTH and South Korea have opened fire with warning shots and artillery rockets amid boiling tensions between the two states. An earlier clash between the two at their disputed maritime border caused North Korea to fire ten artillery rockets off its west coast early on Monday. South Korean military had fired warning shots at a North Korean boat that crossed the two Koreas' maritime border at 3.50 am, North Korea's official KCNA said.

Ukrainian troops from the 'Volat" Battalion, part of the the Kastuś Kalinoŭski Regiment fire troops at Russian positions in Ukraine. The footage shows the troops continuously firing mortars from set positions in a unknown location. The Sun newspaper brings you the latest breaking news videos and explainers from the UK and around the world

HORROR unsuspecting passenger is violently pushed onto the subway tracks at Brooklyn station in a 'random attack' as police appeal for information. Police in New York City have released new footage showing a 32-year-old man being shoved onto subway tracks in an unprovoked attack on Friday, October 21. The NYPD said the attack occurred at around 2:40 pm on Friday afternoon at the Wyckoff Avenue and Myrtle Avenue subway station. Footage shows the suspect charging at the victim from across the platform and knocking him onto the tracks. The victim was not hit by a train but sustained injuries from falling onto the tracks, police said. The suspect fled the scene on foot. Police have asked that anyone with information come forward.

Footage shared online shows the Ukrainian troops celebrating after capturing some Russian soldiers that attempted to get out of the Ukrainian city undetected. Russia has ordered an evacuation of civilians from the city ahead of an expected Ukrainian assault.

A Russian jet crashed into a residential building in the Siberian city of Irkutsk. Two crew members died in the crash, there are no reported casualties on the ground. Russia's Emergencies Ministry said it crashed during a training flight.

South Korean officials say its navy fired a warning shot toward a North Korean merchant ship that had crossed the disputed maritime line. North Korea said it responded with 10 rounds of artillery shells, accusing South Korea of violating their waters. There are joint military drills happening now between South Korea and the U.S. which is a flashpoint for the North.

The Ukrainian-made Stuhna-P anti-tank missile system is proving an effective asset in the fight against Russian armor. Video shot by a Ukrainian soldier shows a strike on a Russian target. A commander compared the Stuhna-P with U.S.-made Javelin missiles, which reportedly cost three times more.

A dad was attacked by three suspects on his way home from work in the South Los Angeles area.

Ukrainian forces are using Soviet-era T-64B tanks to defend the area around the key city of Bakhmut in the Donetsk region.

Sky's John Sparks goes underground with a group of Ukrainian soldiers who are coming under attack 24 hours a day in a village just outside the city of Bakhmut.

New video shows masked Russian soldiers complaining about not getting paid and not having proper equipment.

Ukraine's military displayed on Friday (October 21) parts of more than 5,000 Russian rockets they collected in an undisclosed location in the Kharkiv region.

Critical infrastructure across Ukraine was pounded again on Saturday, with several regions reporting strikes on energy facilities while missiles were shot down in others. Follow FRANCE 24's liveblog for all the latest updates.

Residents in the Russian-controlled city of Kherson in southern Ukraine are leaving after authorities ordered an "immediate" evacuation. It comes after warnings of a looming Ukrainian counteroffensive to recapture the city. However one resident told Sky News that the evacuation is not designed for them as Sky's John Sparks explains.

Dozens of mobilised soldiers have staged an extraordinary mutiny telling how they have no respect for the authorities in Vladimir Putin’s Russia.

There's growing anger in Russia over the forced mobilisation of men to fight in the war in Ukraine. President Putin originally said the call-up was a temporary measure but the Kremlin is refusing to say when it will end. As Russian forces struggle to hold territory in Ukraine, men with no military experience are being sent to the frontline - to fight - and often to die.

CNN correspondent Fred Pleitgen gets access to a secret Ukrainian military drone workshop that could be leveling the playing field in the war with Russia. #CNN #News

Ukrainian forces hijack captured Russian 'Z tanks' and military vehicles after allegedly 'defeating Russian forces in northern Donetsk.' A soldier can be seen saying to the camera (in Ukrainian): "Our military guys joke: 'Look! It is a lease, not American, but from Russia!' Unique!". The footage has not yet been verified and the location is still unconfirmed. The Sun newspaper brings you the latest breaking news videos and explainers from the UK and around the world

A Russian military convoy near Stara Krasnyanka in the eastern region of Luhansk was struck by a Ukrainian missile, new video shows. CNN has geolocated and verified the authenticity of the video. The video is a compilation of a series of videos taken by a drone that shows five military vehicles, first traveling east on a road in eastern Kreminna.

FOOTAGE shows Ukraine drops into darkness as nationwide energy blackouts begin. Ukraine, whose energy infrastructures were seriously damaged by Russian attacks, carried out a one-day mandatory energy savings on Thursday, Oct. 20. In order to ensure that the undamaged systems can operate without interruption while the repair of damaged energy infrastructures continues, the Ukrainian government called on the public to save electricity. After the call, almost all the lights were turned off across Ukraine and the country was plunged into darkness. The Sun newspaper brings you the latest breaking news videos and explainers from the UK and around the world

During their counteroffensive in the Kharkiv region, Ukrainian forces had to cross the Oskil River to push the enemy out of key settlements. After their successful operations, some of the Ukrainian soldiers described their tactics in detail for RFE/RL journalists.

Russian President Vladimir Putin puts on a new show of strength by making an appearance at a training ground for newly mobilized soldiers and firing a sniper rifle alongside other soldiers. These acts come as Russia faces major battlefield reverses in Ukraine.