1,400 kilometers of range, six configurations, one armed with missiles. Ukraine’s Mobidik covers entire Black Sea
Ukraine's Avarid presented the Mobidik naval drone in six versions at DIH Naval Forge 2026.
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Russia wants future doctors to study abortion through “Christian worldview”. Its birth rate is reason
The Russian Orthodox Church is pushing to make anti-abortion ideology part of mandatory university education.
Germany spent years weaning itself off Russian energy. AfD’s Weidel wants to turn back after more than decade of Russia killing Ukrainians
AfD leader Alice Weidel told journalists that Germany should end its boycott of Russian oil.
EU borrowed Danish model and supersized it. Now, €3.9 billion flows into Ukrainian drone production
Ukraine received €3.9bn from the EU, all of which was restricted to Ukrainian weapons production.
Polish-Ukrainian diplomatic spat hasn’t touched its memorial work in Lviv
A journalist is still tracking down the families of Ukraine’s Polish-descent dead, with consulate help.
Ukraine burned half of Russia’s oil refining, made Moscow’s diesel ban for three days, Ukrainian analyst says
Moscow weighs a diesel export ban next, then backs off
Role reversal: Britain trained Ukraine in 2022—now Ukraine’s tactics are rewriting UK defense plans
UK drops new warship funding, redirects £5 billion to drones modeled on Ukraine
Ukraine’s drone force wrecked almost 200 Russian air defense assets since year-start—31 in June alone
A late-June sweep added a Pantsir gun-missile system and two radars in occupied Crimea.
A Ukraine-sanctioned tycoon was bombed at his own door in Monaco
Kyiv blacklisted him in 2023 over alcohol assets that kept paying taxes to Russia from occupied Crimea.
“Three-day war,” now in year five: Russia has missed 15 of its own deadlines to seize Donetsk Oblast since the 2022, Zelenskyy says
Moscow still holds short of the region after more than four years of the all-out war, even as it demands all of it at the negotiating table.
Nine in ten Russian missiles and drones carry Japanese parts. Ukraine wants Tokyo to close gap
Japanese-made components appear in 90% of Russian missile and drone types, Ukraine's sanctions chief said.
Not burden: Ukrainian refugees in Moldova opened 200 businesses and paid $90 million in taxes since 2022
This comes amid language barriers, difficulties with recognition of qualifications, and adaptation to local labor market requirements, which limit refugees' ability to fully realize their professional potential.
Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1587: Kostiantynivka under pressure as Russia’s “fortress belt” assault grinds on
Away from the battlefield, the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Gdańsk closed with more than €10 billion in pledges and a new flagship reconstruction fund.
One small Ukrainian peninsula still gives Russia strategic edge in Black Sea. Here’s why
Russia is using the Kinburn Spit as a strategic position to obstruct maritime access from Mykolaiv ports.
Staying connected in conflict zones: How journalists and aid workers keep communication going in Eastern Europe
Journalists prioritise transmission speed and source confidentiality. Aid workers from organisations like MSF, UNHCR, or the Red Cross prioritise reliability and cost control over extended deployments.
Crimean zoo owner looted Ukraine’s crown jewel of conservation. Now he’s charged
Ukrainian authorities say a Crimean suspect coordinated with occupation-installed officials to illegally transfer rare animals from the Askania-Nova biosphere reserve to occupied Crimea, resulting in losses of about $1.5 million.
Ukraine’s National Pantheon plan to honor its independence heroes raises eyebrows in Poland amid EU accession perspective
Polish government figures say Ukraine’s push for a National Pantheon and related historical decisions are deepening political tensions with Warsaw.
Erdoğan tells Merz Turkey is working to restart Russia-Ukraine peace talks ahead of Ankara NATO summit
Turkey is pushing to revive diplomacy ahead of the NATO summit it will host in Ankara next month.
Superyacht linked to Putin sails through Danish waters under Russian naval escort for first time since 2022
he convoy—comprising Graceful, a destroyer, and a patrol vessel—had its movements tracked since Sunday morning by both the German coast guard and the Danish Navy's patrol vessel P521 Freja.
Ukraine’s underground war reached one of Russia’s most important chemical plants
ATESH agents destroyed power and railway relay equipment near the Novomoskovsk Azot plant.