A comprehensive poll of 989 Ukrainians indicates that 69% are prepared for a relatively long-term war, combining those ready for indefinite duration with those expecting a one-year timeline.
Ukraine's unprotected nuclear power plants, which provide 60% of the country's electricity, face critical risks as winter approaches amid continued Russian attacks
Rising concerns over North Korean military deployment to Russia prompted EU diplomat Josep Borrell to seek expanded South Korean assistance for Ukraine during his visit to Seoul on 4 Nov.
A battalion-sized Russian mechanized assault involving over 100 troops and multiple armored vehicles resulted in territorial gains southeast of Siversk despite significant losses.
President Zelenskyy revealed Russia launched approximately 900 guided bombs and 500 drones at Ukraine in the past week alone, calling for lofting restriction on long-range missiles.
Ukraine races to develop its own long-range missile capabilities while navigating complex international dynamics, including potential shifts in US support depending on the upcoming election outcome.
A Russian strike on 2 Nov. damaged infrastructure and wounded five near Dnipro, a city that has faced repeated attacks on critical facilities including the recent targeting of Mechnikov Hospital.
Ukraine's defense industry is set to receive technology transfer and components for missile production through a new partnership with Belgium's Thales.
Educational and medical facilities in Dnipro Oblast will receive German-provided generators amid infrastructure challenges due to Russian persistent shelling and attacks
North Korean soldiers, dubbed "special Buryats" by Russian forces, have received night vision equipment and thermal imaging devices for potential deployment in Ukraine.
The military aid package to Ukraine includes mortars and generators, as part of winter preparation efforts, the country's defense ministry announced on 31 Oct..