What Wagner Group’s armed rebellion could mean for Russia’s endgame in Ukraine

What Wagner Group’s armed rebellion could mean for Russia’s endgame in Ukraine

(NEW YORK) -- Weeks into Ukraine's counteroffensive, political turmoil in Russia has raised new questions in the war and what it means for Vladimir Putin's invasion. In a fleeting but shocking show of rebellion against Russia's top military brass, forces with the Russian paramilitary organization Wagner Group left the front…
Ukrainian soldiers say they owe lives to US-supplied Bradley vehicles

Ukrainian soldiers say they owe lives to US-supplied Bradley vehicles

(KYIV, Ukraine) -- As Ukrainian forces continue their counteroffensive against Russia, some soldiers say an American-supplied vehicle is making a key difference in their advances, and more importantly, saving lives. The U.S. has provided has provided Ukrainian forces with Bradley Fighting Vehicles as part of aid packages since the beginning of…
Police say university stabbing in gender issues class was motivated by hate

Police say university stabbing in gender issues class was motivated by hate

(WATERLOO, Ontario) -- A former student has been charged in a hate-motivated stabbing of two other students and a university professor during a class on gender issues at the University of Waterloo in Canada, according to local police. Geovanny Villalba-Aleman, a 24-year-old international student who recently graduated from the university, faces…
Russian military leaders were aware of mutiny plan: US officials

Russian military leaders were aware of mutiny plan: US officials

(WASHINGTON) -- The United States assesses that members of Russia's military leadership were aware of Yevgeny Prigozhin's planned mutiny before he marched on Moscow, according to Biden administration officials. One senior official told ABC News' Martha Raddatz that General Sergei Surovikin, who was previously Russia's top commander in Ukraine, and others…
What’s fueling the Pakistani migrant exodus that ended in tragedy near Greece

What’s fueling the Pakistani migrant exodus that ended in tragedy near Greece

(NEW YORK) -- The reports of hundreds of Pakistanis losing their lives as they attempted to enter Europe last week sent shockwaves across the country, forcing officials in Islamabad to acknowledge the increasing number of people embarking on perilous journeys. An estimated 350 Pakistanis were on board the ill-fated and…