Inside Ukraine’s covert program preparing Russia’s minorities for independence
While battling Russian aggression, Ukraine is quietly fostering a cadre of leaders poised to carve independent nations from Russia's vast, multiethnic territories.
US provides $225 mn security aid for Ukraine with Patriot and NASAMS munitions
Key components of this assistance comprise advanced air defense systems, munitions for rocket and artillery systems, and anti-tank weaponry.
Yermak: lifting weapon restrictions deep within Russian territory would be a game-changer
Head of Ukraine's Presidential Office believes that altering the frontline dynamics hinges on "partners removing all restrictions on weapon use, including deep within Russian territory."
US and Germany reportedly foiled Russian plot to assassinate Rheinmetall CEO – CNN citing anonymous sources
The assassination plot is linked to the broader Russian strategy to target defense industry executives across Europe who are supporting Ukraine’s war effort.
MEP Hayer criticizes Hungary for Orbán’s visits and calls for sanctions
"It is time to put an end to Viktor Orbán's dishonest presidency in the EU Council," she emphasized.
Ukraine signs security agreement with Romania
Ukraine and Romania strengthen Black Sea security.
Ukrainian media claims data from Russian pilot on strike at Okhmadyt hospital
After the strike, a Russian pilot from the 22nd Heavy Bomber Aviation Division reportedly contacted Ukrainian military intelligence, sharing documents and private photos of his unit's command staff.
Russian military personnel involved in strike on Kyiv children’s hospital identified – Molfar, citing confidential govt sources
The 22nd Heavy Bomber Aviation Division, stationed at Engels-2, is believed to have carried out the attack.
Over 10,000 Ukrainian servicewomen carry out combat missions on front lines
Previously, it was also reported that over 67,000 women serve in the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
UN General Assembly to consider Ukraine’s nuclear safety resolution
This move highlights the ongoing concerns about the situation at the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, which has been a focal point of tension in the region.
No cases of weapons trafficking from Ukraine to West, arms monitor finds
A study by the Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime reveals that while Ukraine has seen a surge in "trophy" Russian weapons, valued up to $5 million, there's no evidence of these arms reaching Western criminal networks.
Inside the USA’s anti-Ukraine network, from hard left to far right
They make for unlikely allies: hardcore MAGA Republicans and anti-imperialist leftists, isolationist libertarians and conspiracy-minded YouTubers. But as a Texty report reveals, these disparate factions are increasingly united in their opposition to American support for Ukraine.
Bloomberg: Russia’s success prospects fade with renewed arms support and cons of attrition strategy
“The prospects of Russia achieving victory this year have greatly reduced as a result” of the resumption of weapons supplies and aid, states Ben Barry, senior fellow for land warfare at the International Institute for Strategic Studies.
Russian strike ravages Kharkiv Oblast: fatality, injuries, and school demolition
The assault, propelled by two missiles, wreaked havoc on the village infrastructure, reducing a school building to rubble.