Italy extends military aid to Ukraine through 2025
PM Giorgia Meloni's Cabinet prolonged the authorization for the "transfer of military vehicles, materials, and equipment."
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Economist: Ukraine secretly revives its missile industry amid aid uncertainty
Ukraine revitalizes domestic missile production through private initiatives and state support while facing Russian attacks on manufacturing facilities.
Explosions reported near strategic airbase in Russia’s Millerovo next to Luhansk Oblast (video)
Russian authorities claimed to have countered multiple drone attacks near the airfield in Rostov Oblast, as local residents shared footage of explosions.
Ukraine needs stable and peaceful post-Assad Syria, Zelenskyy says
The Ukrainian President reaffirmed Ukraine's commitment to providing grain as humanitarian aid to Syria, aiming to bolster food security and promote stability.
“Hypocritical” to arm Ukraine, Pope Francis says, silent on Russian terror
The pontiff criticized European weapons deliveries to Ukraine while calling for peace negotiations, yet notably refrained from urging Russia to withdraw its invasion forces or release deported Ukrainians.
Russo-Ukrainian War, day 1034: Majority of Ukrainians support nuclear weapons program
Meanwhile, Ukraine signs historic direct arms deal with Rheinmetall as Western support deepens.
North Korean losses in Ukraine reach 3,000 soldiers, says Zelenskyy
As North Korean forces suffer mounting casualties in Russia's Kursk Oblast, President Zelenskyy alerts international community to the dangers of expanding Russia-North Korea military cooperation and weapons technology transfers.
Zelenskyy accuses Slovak PM Fico of selling out to Putin
Ukraine's President denounced Fico's cooperation with Russia, revealing concerns about hidden payment schemes and deliberate efforts to maintain Russian energy dominance in Europe.
EU bank funds € 86 million anti-drone shield for Ukraine’s power grid amid Russian attacks
Ukrenergo accelerates construction of protective structures at critical power substation.
Switzerland invests $250 million in nuclear shelter upgrades as Ukraine war spurs safety concerns
Swiss officials acknowledge Europe's diminished stability as they modernize Cold War-era nuclear shelters to protect nine million residents.
Give weapons instead of peacekeepers, Ukraine’s ex-foreign minister tells European allies
Former Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba argues against proposed European peacekeeping mission, saying billions in mission costs would be better spent on weapons and military aid for Ukraine's defense.
Defense expert warns against freezing Russo-Ukrainian war without weakening Moscow
Mykola Bielieskov cautions that a rushed ceasefire without security guarantees would enable Russia's strategy to destabilize Ukraine systematically.
“Entire platoons didn’t return”: Ukrainian partisans say Russian soldiers’ morale undermined after Dnipro crossing failed assault
Ukrainian partisan group Atesh reveals resistance among Russian troops after devastating losses in failed Dnipro River crossing attempts, with soldiers actively seeking ways to avoid new assaults.
Ukrainian forces to train under new NATO-based standards for extreme conditions
From Arctic to desert warfare, Ukrainian forces launch comprehensive survival training program based on NATO expertise while implementing hundreds of alliance standards in preparation for eventual membership.
New British anti-drone weapon offers cheap solution against Russia’s Shahed attacks
As Russia ramps up Shahed drone production to 2,000 units monthly, Britain's new radio-frequency weapon offers a game-changing defense solution, destroying drone electronics from a kilometer away for less than $0.13.
Germany delivers 15 Leopard 1 A5 tanks, two Patriot launchers in new aid for Ukraine
Berlin boosts Ukraine's air defenses with advanced missile systems and ammunition as Russian attacks on civilian infrastructure intensify, though Taurus long-range missiles remain absent from the package.
Peace talks require forcing Russia to negotiate over claimed territories, says ex-foreign minister
Ukraine's former foreign minister explains why peace talks face a fundamental barrier: Russia's policy of never negotiating territories it claims as its own.
First Polish-trained Ukrainian Legion unit arrives in Ukraine as next recruits prepare for January start
Poland's military begins training international volunteers for Ukraine's new legion while providing equipment and infrastructure.
North Korean “Storm” elite troops face heavy losses in Ukraine as drone warfare exposes training gaps
Elite North Korean special forces suffer significant casualties in Ukraine as lack of drone warfare training and language barriers hamper their effectiveness in modern combat conditions.
Several EU countries ready to send peacekeeping forces to Ukraine, Ukrainian MFA says
Discussions on EU peacekeeper deployment come as Trump plans to seek a ceasefire in the Russo-Ukrainian war next month.