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First Russian truck enters Pokrovsk as fog blinds Ukrainian drones
For an entire year, Ukrainian troops prevented Russian vehicles from reaching Pokrovsk. That changed this week.
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November 09, 2025
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- “Proud that it will save lives”: French fishermen donate old nets to Ukraine to protect against drones
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- Daily reviewRusso-Ukrainian war, day 1353: Ukraine to manufacture fighter jets domestically under Swedish deal as defense exports open
- Trump won’t rule out Budapest summit with Putin: “There’s always a chance”
- “War profiteer” Norway urged to guarantee stalled EU reparations loan for Ukraine
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Daily Review
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Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1354: Russia may have tricked Ukraine into deploying reinforcements away from Pokrovsk
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Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1353: Ukraine to manufacture fighter jets domestically under Swedish deal as defense exports open
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Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1352: Ukraine documents 190,000 war crimes as Russia uses deported children for diplomatic leverage
From grid to gunpoint: How Ukraine became an energy battleground
Russia’s war on Ukraine isn’t just fought with drones and missiles—it’s waged through the power grid.
Moldova just made a Ukrainian security baron its prime minister. Ukraine should worry.
And he still controls a Ukrainian security empire with 2,500 armed employees
Ukraine scrambles to heat homes as Russia bombs gas infrastructure
Russia is weaponizing winter against Ukraine’s civilians, systematically destroying the country’s gas infrastructure.
Ukrainian troops nearly cut off as Pokrovsk defense strategy fails
Slow but steady Russian advances have nearly closed a pincer around three Ukrainian brigades. Is Ukraine's urban defense strategy obsolete?
Russian spy drones owned the sky—until Ukraine took the fight underground
Our exclusive from inside the bunkers where anti-aircraft teams hunt Russia's high-altitude reconnaiance drones
Frontline report
Russia’s last “Ukraine peace deal” led to Europe’s biggest war since WWII. Here’s why this one could be worse.
Moscow isn’t just negotiating—it’s setting the stage. Behind closed doors, familiar tactics are at play, and the consequences could reshape Europe’s future once again.
Ukraine detains energy chief who brought in $1.5 billion from the West
Critics call former Ukrenergo chief's arrest political persecution
Europe’s drone wall won’t work—Ukraine’s dome will
Walls work when enemies march in lines—drones don't.
Russia isn’t just stealing land—it’s stealing children, homes, and identities
This approach by a high-level Russian official is mirrored across occupied territories, where authorities enforce Russian schooling with threats to seize children, militarize youth through combat training, prosecute Ukrainian identity as terrorism, and control information access.
Europe’s opera houses build bridges to Putin’s elite—with your tax money
From London to Zürich, Anna Netrebko’s return exposes how cultural institutions bankroll moral blindness.
Pokrovsk is falling. Ukraine’s northern defense line is rising.
Pokrovsk's fall appears imminent as more Russians slip into the city. But north of Pokrovsk, a new defensive line is taking shape.
Why is Ukraine losing ground? Mobilization crisis and command failures exposed
Ukraine's military problems can no longer be ignored as mobilization failures and systemic issues lead to mounting territorial losses
Evergreens
Think 2024 was wild? Eight global forces will make 2025 even more turbulent
From middle-income traps to migration crisis, a guide to how Ukraine and democracies must navigate coming instability
The money Ukraine can actually use from Russian assets is vanishing while Belgium blocks €193bn
Dwindling interest rates slash Ukraine's accessible share. Meanwhile, Belgium raked in €1.7 billion in taxes on keeping those assets frozen.
Ukraine’s IT Army now aids drone strikes on Russian oil refineries
Once focused on disrupting Russian banks and businesses, Ukraine's volunteer hacker group is now shifting to Russian military targets, from Starlinks to CCTV cameras during long-range drone raids
Analysis
Desperation, war, and slots: Inside the gambling spiral consuming Ukraine’s soldiers
His petition gathered 25,000 signatures in one day. Two weeks later, Junior Sergeant Pavlo Petrychenko died defending Donetsk Oblast.
