Rohit Kachroo
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Top US spy chief warns Russia is inflicting a 'winter of woe' on Ukraine
In a blunt assessment, the director of the Defence Intelligence Agency drew parallels with the trench warfare of the First World War. | ITV National News → Read More
In wartorn Ukraine, the relentless screams of the heartbroken fill the air
ITV News Security Editor Rohit Kachroo reports from the Russian-occupied city of Kherson, a city sliced in two, where loved ones are separated by a river. → Read More
'They burned': Russian forces killed hospital patients who refused to be deported in 'revenge'
As many as 50 hospital patients died in a calculated strike on Mariupol's hospital which the city’s mayor has called a 'revenge attack', ITV News reveals. → Read More
How two weeks of occupation in Bucha turned into a massacre as Russian tactics changed
Our Global Security Editor Rohit Kachroo looks at how Russia's tactics have escalated as they faced fierce Ukrainian resistance in Bucha. | ITV National News → Read More
Western officials ‘see Russian reinforcements’ but Ukrainians still sing
Moscow has claimed it is withdrawing some of its troops from the border with Ukraine - an announcement being met with scepticism by the West and Ukraine. → Read More
Gas supplies could be diverted from Asia amid fears of war between Russia and Ukraine
It is understood that American officials have been in talks with Qatar over supplying European countries with liquefied natural gas. | ITV National News → Read More
Why allies can't stay in Afghanistan without US, or say 'I told you so' to Joe Biden
When President Joe Biden announced the US's deadline to leave Afghanistan, some of his allies felt blindsided, Global Security Editor Rohit Kachroo writes. → Read More
Taliban’s operation in Afghanistan is continuing at pace as residents urged to flee
As US and NATO forces complete their pull-out in Afghanistan, more and more areas are falling to the Taliban. → Read More
The children becoming the innocent victims of the Israel and Palestine conflict
Six-month-old Omar has barely stopped crying since he was brought into a hospital in Gaza City, but he is not aware of the loss he has suffered. → Read More
George Floyd: Crowds cheer verdict in the street but what happens next?
There were celebrations on the street as the verdict came in, but now many people will ask - what happens next? → Read More
Saudi Arabia cautiously welcomes Biden as he signals new approach to Iran
President Trump was a big backer of Saudi Arabia, but the government fears Biden might not be the same. → Read More
ITV News identifies pro-Trump protester who stormed US Capitol
Riley Williams, a 22-year-old care worker from Pennsylvania, was filmed by ITV News apparently guiding people inside the US Capitol. → Read More
EU and UK hail 'close co-operation’ on security but things won’t be the same
What we can be certain about is that the new security deal will not match what went before it, Rohit Kachroo writes. → Read More
Rising coronavirus deaths changing life in Birmingham
Read Rising coronavirus deaths changing life in Birmingham latest on ITV News. All the Health news → Read More
Health clubs could become emergency hospitals in coronavirus fight, ITV News understands
Read Health clubs could become emergency hospitals in coronavirus fight, ITV News understands latest on ITV News. All the Health news → Read More
Birmingham NEC considered for emergency coronavirus hospital, ITV News learns
Read Birmingham NEC considered for emergency coronavirus hospital, ITV News learns latest on ITV News. All the Health news → Read More
Government takes first steps towards repatriating children of 'ISIS recruits'
Read Government takes first steps towards repatriating children of 'ISIS recruits' latest on ITV News. All the news → Read More
The threat of ISIS has not disappeared, it might even have grown Sri Lanka attacks show
Did Islamic State commission the attacks in Sri Lanka? Did the terror group sub-contract the killings to a local jihadist organisation or did the suicide bombers only have a loose ideological alignment? These are some of the most important questions in global counter-terrorism. But Sri Lankan authorities, helped by intelligence agencies around the world, have yet to reach conclusive answers. → Read More
Why Islamic State's claim
Seven attacks in three cities killing more than 300 people. A six-foot-long pipe bomb diffused. Some 87 detonators found abandoned. The scale of what happened in Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday explains the initial analysis shared by the country’s health minister. “We don’t see how a small organisation can do all of this,” said Rajitha Senaratne shortly after the attacks. → Read More
Kremlin 'ups cyber campaign against Britain'
Read Kremlin 'ups cyber campaign against Britain' latest on ITV News. All the Technology news → Read More