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  Russian troops dressed in Ukrainian uniform have captured Ukraine's military vehicles and are going towards Kyiv, according to media reports. Russian troops dressed in Ukrainian uniform have captured Ukraine's military vehicles and are going towards Kyiv, according to media reports. A defence officer verified the passage of Russian troops in Ukrainian uniforms heading towards Kyiv, according to the Ukrainian Independent Information Agency of News (UNIAN). The UNIAN published images showing Russian military troops stealing Ukrainian cars and wearing Ukrainian uniforms on their way to Kyiv on Friday, February 25. Russia started missile strikes around 4 am on Friday, according to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, although its soldiers were halted from advancing in most directions. Following Russian President Vladimir Putin's announcement of 'military actions' in Ukraine, the shelling began the second day of fighting. Earlier, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelen

  Putin sparked alarm bells after he threatened to bomb UK ships encroaching Crimean waters. He also said, 'The West knows it cannot defeat Russia in World War 3' MOSCOW: Russian President Vladimir Putin on June 30, had accused the US of sending a surveillance plane to assist a British warship that had allegedly already encroached into its territorial waters in the Black Sea near Crimea. Notably, Russia annexed Crimea, which is a part of Ukraine in 2014. Following this, the United States and Britain have imposed various sanctions in protest against Russia.  In the wake of this ongoing squabble, Russia has now accused the British Navy-owned ship-HMS Defender of encroaching on the waters in the Black Sea near Crimea. The incident which occurred on June 23, has triggered a heightened tension between all parties involved, especially Russia. READ |  Russia successfully launches unmanned cargo vehicle with supplies for ISS Russia in response, later said it had fired from its warships