Volodymyr Zelensky thanks Ukraine team for 'two hours of happiness' after World Cup qualifier win
By Ben Church, CNN
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Ukraine star Zinchenko in tears ahead of World Cup playoff
GLASGOW, Scotland: Ukrainian soccer star Oleksandr Zinchenko couldn’t hold back the tears as he tried to explain what it means to represent his country’s national team at this moment, with a spot at the World Cup within reach.
Scotland v Ukraine: Message is clear - 'you are too old and don’t have any military skills, instead you better bring us to the World Cup'
On one hand, the task facing Scotland is clear. Win two matches and qualify for the World Cup for the first time since 1998. Yet the path to their dream destination could not be more emotionally complicated.
Not what Putin wanted: How will Russia respond to NATO bids by Finland and Sweden?
Is it a miserable own goal by Putin, or further fodder for the "us versus them" siege mentality that is the cornerstone these days of a Russian propaganda machine that has gone full throttle? How will he really react and will public opinion continue to follow him? At a time when neither side wants to negotiate, should the West double down or offer Putin an exit ramp?
'The best moment of my life': Sergio Aguero reacts to his new statue
Manchester City has unveiled a new statue of their former striker Sergio Aguero to celebrate the 10th anniversary of his “93.20” goal that secured the club’s first league title in 44 years.
World fears Putin to make all-out war declaration in Russia's VE Day parades as thousands take to streets
World leaders are waiting with baited breath today as Russian President Vladimir Putin gives a speech marking VE Day.
Ukrainian football league abandoned without champion
Ukrainian football clubs decided Tuesday to put an end to the season that has been suspended since the start of Russia's invasion in February, without awarding the title.
The battle of Donbas: What's Putin's plan for Ukraine now?
How does the West handle a stymied Vladimir Putin? After last week's sinking of a flagship naval cruiser, he has already extended his bombing campaign to cities like Kyiv and Lviv. What happens if he still doesn't get results? Even Mariupol hasn't completely fallen. Would Putin really be tempted to do what no leader seriously considered during the whole of the Cold War and use tactical nukes? We put the question to our panel.