Bulgarian leader withdraws Ukraine security support as Trump’s peace talk speculation grows
Bulgarian deputy Boyko Borissov withdraws support for Ukraine security agreement amid growing peace talk discussions.
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Russian missiles target six embassies in Kyiv, says Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry
A Russian missile strike on Kyiv on Friday caused damage to the embassies of Albania, Argentina, Palestine, North…
Ukraine denies information leak after Russian cyberattack on state digital government services
The massive cyber attack on Ukraine's state registries was prepared over several months.
Ukraine intercepts 40 of 65 drones, 5 ballistic missiles in Russian attack
A series of Russian strikes across Ukraine killed seven people and wounded 34 others, with attacks targeting civilian infrastructure in multiple cities.
Ukrainian intelligence reports destruction of An-72 Aircraft at airbase in Moscow Oblast
Russian military transport An-72 exploded at Ostafyevo airfield near Moscow, causing $4.5M in damage.
Russian one of the largest cyberattack disrupts Ukraine’s digital government services
Russian hackers claim to have deleted over a billion rows of data from Ukraine's government databases, including backup copies stored in Poland.
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Russia attacks Kyiv with 8 missiles, causing casualties, fires, damage to civilian infrastructure
Russian forces deployed Kinzhal and Iskander-M missiles in a morning attack on Kyiv that damaged civilian infrastructure across four districts.
Zelenskyy labels Putin “dumbass” for “high-tech duel” idea to target Kyiv with Oreshnik
After Putin's threat, Zelenskyy used strong language to denounce him and his circle as "psychos," and emphasized Putin's complete disregard for human lives.
Scholz, Trump agree to seek peace in Ukraine in phone call
The German Chancellor and US President-elect agreed to pursue fair peace while European leaders prepare for potentially reduced US support.
Ukrainian company assembles first fully domestic FPV drone
Defense contractor Vyriy drone has completed assembly of Ukraine's first fully domestically produced FPV drone, featuring local components to reduce Chinese supply dependence.
Russo-Ukrainian War, day 1030: Trump advisor to visit Kyiv as Zelenskyy seeks US support continuity
Donald Trump's advisor Keith Kellogg is set to visit Ukraine in early January, as Kyiv works to maintain crucial US support amid potential policy shifts.
Russian assets to stay frozen until Ukraine gets compensation, EU says
The European Council also pledges military and financial support for Ukraine, including 16.2 billion euros in 2024 payments and equipment delivery commitments.
Frontline report: North Koreans rest while under fire, abandon wounded in devastating Ukrainian attack in Kursk Oblast
The failed assault, conducted across mine-laden fields in bitter winter conditions, exposed critical gaps in North Korean military preparedness and the human cost of outdated warfare tactics.
Danish $ 291 million package prioritizes air defense and F-16 maintenance
Denmark's 23rd support package provides funding for Ukrainian air defenses and F-16 maintenance, complemented by joint Swedish-Danish CV90 donations.
Reuters: Estonia’s top spy says NATO must deter Russia for next 10 to 20 years
The warning from Estonia's top intelligence official represents a stark assessment of the ongoing security threat in Eastern Europe, even as Ukraine continues to resist Russian aggression
Zelenskyy: ”No ceasefire without clear and comprehensible security guarantees”
The conditions for a potential future ceasefire could determine whether the eventual outcome strengthens or undermines European security for decades to come.
Poll: Ukraine previous president’s party leads in public approval amid overall critical view of parliament
Traditionally Ukraine's Parliament has the lowest approval rating among all government institutions, albeit 74% also believe parliament should be more influential.
The Economist: Ukraine is winning economic war against Russia
The sustainability of this economic resistance faces critical threats from severe labor shortages, energy vulnerabilities, and most importantly, uncertainty around continued Western financial support.
Bellingcat: Russia likely supplies stolen Ukrainian grain to Yemeni Houthis
The scheme not only undermines Ukraine's economy but also weaponizes food aid to strengthen diplomatic ties with actors who control territory where millions face severe food insecurity.