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Ukraine’s prosecutor general resigns as the watchdogs he was appointed to leash close in
He is the third powerful figure they've brought down. What looks like a government in crisis is a state where impunity at the top is ending.
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12 September 2026
- A Russian intelligence operative and a Belarusian petty criminal: Germany names the Leipzig bomb-drone suspects
- Second fire in a month hits the Bulgarian plant that ships ammunition to Ukraine, and sabotage is on the table
- Ukraine’s parliament changes how military budget is cleared, and freezes money behind one of war’s cleverest supply schemes, defense-industry council says
- Euromaidan Press is fighting a two-front war for Ukraine’s truth. And we need you on both
- From Russian classrooms to Iran’s defense industry: how Moscow trains Iranian specialists
- Ukraine is closing Russia’s skies without hitting single airliner: Russia shut its airports 993 times in August, worst month for civil aviation since war began
- Daily reviewRusso-Ukrainian war, day 1661: Ukraine’s Neptune missile reaches a Russian warship at its own pier
- EU sanctions rollover stalls over Russian oligarch Usmanov as Paris backs Bratislava’s demand to delist him
- The EU just released $7 billion for Ukraine to buy Patriot missiles and drones
- Ukraine retook 240 square km north of Lyman and nobody reported it for three months
- “Its task is not cargo. Its task is people”: After Russian FPV drone hit their house, K-2 brigade sent ground robot to carry casualties out
- Future wars will be won not only by those who have the best technological systems, Ukraine’s former top general says in London
- “Credit to the Russians, they know how to scale,” Ukrainian military spokesperson says. Ukraine’s jet-drone interceptors show early promise, but harder job ahead
- Russia has fired its Oreshnik with six warheads at Ukraine three times. State Duma defense committee member says “hour is not far” before fourth one
- A drone beside a Ukrainian cargo plane is costing Russia its last consulate in Germany
- Ukraine shows its drones in Canada as Ottawa pledges a third of its future output
- Money, not engineering, is what stands between Ukraine and Russia’s fastest drones, Zelenskyy says
- “Sometimes I forget I don’t have a leg”: how two Ukrainian infantry soldiers returned to war behind screens
- Canada sanctions eight Russians over deported Ukrainian children as only about 2,500 of more than 20,000 have come home
- Russo-Ukrainian war 2022-2026Ukraine is working down the short list of ships that shell its cities with cruise missiles. A Neptune reached one of them tied up at its own pier
- Daily reviewRusso-Ukrainian war, day 1660: Ukraine strikes further into Russia than ever before, hitting gas plants over 3,000 km from its border
- Ukraine hits key Russia-Iran logistics hub in Caspian Sea, damages three Russian warships
- EU lawmakers renew push to seize frozen Russian assets as Ukraine faces its toughest winter yet with a €23 billion defense funding gap
Daily Review
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Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1661: Ukraine’s Neptune missile reaches a Russian warship at its own pier
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Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1660: Ukraine strikes further into Russia than ever before, hitting gas plants over 3,000 km from its border
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Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1658: Ukraine’s new top commander is pushing to give combat-tested sergeants real authority
Shares in Russia’s second-largest bank hit record low as Wildberries-linked offering price holds steady
VTB sought access to Wildberries’ 80 million customers. After drone strikes hit the retailer’s warehouses, Moscow considered making the bank central to a support plan.
Fifth drone-related NORSI shutdown in under five months leaves all major Lukoil refineries offline
Russia’s second-largest gasoline producer is offline as Moscow orders fuel redistribution and regional authorities tighten sales limits.
Glide bomb then infiltrate. This is Russia’s new way of war.
Russia's old tactics involved artillery and tanks. After four years of fighting, it's all about glide bombs and infiltrators.
Ukraine’s secret counteroffensive is more successful than we thought
The Ukrainian 3rd Army Corps has cut across a dangerous Russian salient in the east. All without telling anyone.
Frontline Rolls: Ukrainian soldiers document their lives at the front on film
The 2025 project is now a photobook and traveling exhibition after winning two international photography awards.
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 fires state bank chair after alleged $3.3 million bail-laundering scheme
The government and central bank also moved against Sense Bank’s CEO and financial monitoring chief while reviewing the bank’s entire supervisory board.
Ukraine’s secret counteroffensive takes the pressure off Sloviansk
Under strict operational security, the Ukrainian 3rd Army Corps has been counterattacking north of Lyman. For months now.
Russia turns failed drone defenses into grounds for state control of company assets
Russia can now take control of a company’s property and shares if it fails to protect key infrastructure from drones—even when the controller is foreign.
Ukraine escaped the empire in 1991. The empire struck back.
It took 22 years of Moscow holding the strings, and then an invasion, to make Ukrainians fight for the real thing.
Why did Ozon fall as much as 29% while Russia’s market lost 2.9%?
After five weeks of strikes on privately held Wildberries, attacks on listed Ozon gave investors a direct price for warehouse risk.
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
Yes, Ukraine can win the war – ex-minister decodes victory plan
Zelenskyy's plan and Ukraine's victory are completely realistic, says Andriy Zagorodnyuk. But there is a crucial caveat -- the current paradigm must be changed.
Russia is trying to get its guns within range of Zaporizhzhia. First it has to take a prison
The Ukrainian 118th Mechanized Brigade blocks any march on Zaporizhzhia City. But a Russian field army aims to disrupt the defense.
A realistic victory strategy for Ukraine
In a war where offensive operations are equally difficult on both sides, not losing is already winning in the next year and a half
Analysis
Is a fifth or well over half of Wildberries gone—or can both counts be right?
Estimates of how much of Wildberries Ukraine has burned run from a fifth of the network to well over half. Which is right depends on what you count. And some of the loudest claims don’t survive a check.
