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The scale of the destruction from military operations is becoming tragically clear on the ground in Gaza, as is the human cost that civilians are forced to confront on a daily basis as they sift through the enclave's ruins.

Local journalist Rami Almughari reports from Gaza City.

Two Russian soldiers held captive by an armed group in Mali have been released and brought to Libya. Their freedom was secured with help from mediators in the Libyan National Army.

RT correspondent Daria Vaganova spoke to the servicemen exclusively at one of Russia's African Corps bases.

With Ukraine stepping up attacks on civilian sites in Russia earlier this month, even officials in Kiev appear to be growing weary of Zelensky's military tactics.

A Ukrainian MP has expressed skepticism regarding the effectiveness of long-range strikes, saying the belief they will incite Russian society to rise up, is merely an illusion.

Member of the Moscow Union of Journalists, Vladimir Karasev, says despite internal dissatisfaction in Ukraine, Kiev will push on with its long-range attacks on Russia, backed by the West, but they will never have the desired effect.

Ukraine hit a church in the Donetsk People’s Republic during Sunday service. Four people were wounded, including clergymen and volunteers.

Russia's Deputy Chair for public relations of the Synodal Department said the attack was part of a wider pattern of such incidents.

On August 24, Ukraine marks 35 years of independence.

It has been a turbulent three and a half decades, to say the least, and the country is now moving inexorably toward the brink of collapse.

RT's Anastasia Volodina looks back to examine the country's steady decline since it was handed independence in 1991.

Kiev is hosting talks with the so-called 'Coalition of the Willing'.

For British Prime Minister Andy Burhman, it is his first international visit.

Previously, his government announced that London will provide Kiev with classified information on the joint British-French SCALP missile, also known as Storm Shadow, to help establish production lines in Ukraine.

To discuss this, we speak with the leader of the British Communist Party, Ranjeet Brar.

Iran Khodro says more than 90% of its vehicles are locally manufactured, with domestic suppliers helping maintain production. RT’s Saman Kojouri visits the company’s assembly line and Tehran’s car market, where buyers and repair businesses are adapting to rising prices and weaker purchasing power.

In the frigid waters off Russia's Arctic coastline, a South Korean container ship is looking to take advantage of the so-called Northern Sea Route.

Saving time and money, this first-ever voyage through the route by a South Korean vessel comes as shipping lanes in the Middle East have grown increasingly dangerous in recent months.

To discuss this, we speak with Joseph Lynn, leadership and social systems researcher.

A Colombian fighter held in Russia told RT that recruiters had promised high pay and good conditions for serving in Ukraine. He claimed foreign troops were left without pay, food, water or rotation, and urged other Colombians not to enlist.

RT spoke to Namibia’s Director of National Heritage and Culture Programmes, Manfred Gaeb, who explained the obstacles which had to be overcome to return Namibian ancestral remains from museums in South Africa