Russia's capture of Avdiivka is its first major gain since seizing Bakhmut last May.

Ukraine, facing an ammunition shortage and difficulties in replenishing forces, is in a precarious position as Russia advances across the frontline. See where: nytimes.com/2024/02/17/wor…

“I stopped counting how many neighborhoods I’ve erased.”

Videos show Israeli soldiers in Gaza vandalizing shops and classrooms, destroying civilian property and disparaging Palestinians.

By Aric Toler, Sarah Kerr, Adam Sella, Arijeta Lajka, Chevaz Clarke.
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Controlled demolitions by Israeli forces have drastically changed Gaza's landscape — destroying swaths of neighborhoods and leaving many Palestinians without homes to return to. The scale of the demolitions raises serious questions under the rules of war. nyti.ms/4829Vet

Israel has bulldozed large areas of Gaza to make fortified positions as they advance across the enclave. Despite Israel reducing operations in the north, satellite imagery shows ongoing military advancement in southern and central Gaza. nyti.ms/3SrMDds

‘What 2 Months of War Looks Like in Gaza’ is in today’s print The New York Times.

Satellite imagery shows the dramatic transformation of three areas of Gaza, with flattened homes, tank tracks through farmland and bulldozed beachfronts.

The destruction of Gaza, in videos and satellite images.

By Josh Holder, Neil Collier, Natalie Reneau & Hanaan Sarhan.

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Nine weeks ago, Gaza was a bustling home to more than two million people. Today, after Israel’s invasion and thousands of strikes, many neighborhoods are unrecognizable.

See Gaza before the war and now, in satellite images and videos: nytimes.com/interactive/20…

Satellite imagery taken this morning shows the substantial scale of one of Israel’s main advances into northern Gaza.

Hundreds of armored vehicles have pushed miles past the border into urban areas on the outskirts of Gaza City.

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The front line in Ukraine remains largely unchanged since the start of the year, despite nine months of bloody fighting. Each side launched ambitious offensives, but neither has gone to plan. bit.ly/46v7aSK

‘Clawing for Every Mile as a 19-Month War Inches Along’ in today’s print The New York Times