With Kharkiv under growing artillery fire, Zelenskyy demands buffer zone on Russian soil
No artillery would reach Ukraine's second-largest city if the zone is deep enough, he says.
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Russia is building fake trees to hide communications antennas that Ukrainian drones keep finding
Plastic mesh, foam, and paint - shaped to fool aerial reconnaissance.
Ukraine’s defense industry is building a direct pipeline into Europe’s weapons market — one NATO certification at a time
Finland became the eighth Alliance member to finalize a mutual quality assurance deal, with five more in negotiation.
Russia is 3D-printing mines and hiding them in the grass where Kherson residents walk
The plastic devices detonate when someone steps on them or a vehicle drives over them.
Two wars, one missile supply: Zelenskyy fears Iran conflict will starve Ukraine’s air defenses
Last year's Israel-Iran war already slowed deliveries. Zelenskyy worries it could happen again.
Russian armor vanishes from front lines north of Kharkiv as drones fill the gap
A Khartia Brigade officer says armored vehicles have been pushed so far back that strikes on them happen across the Russian border. Meanwhile, fiber-optic FPVs have appeared near Kharkiv itself.
EU banned Russian gas by 2027. The Iran war may undo it, Norway warns
European gas prices hit multi-year highs as Gulf disruptions shake energy markets.
Lithuania just raised €5.12 mn for drones that go where soldiers can’t survive on Ukraine’s front lines
Three squads have already been formed and are being sent to units in active operations, LRT says.
337 Ukrainian POWs “consciously and brutally” executed by Russia – nearly all others tortured
Ombudsman calls torture a state weapon at UN Human Rights Council session.
Ignoring the counteroffensive to its north, a Russian field army grinds toward Verkhnia Tersa
Despite the chaos all around it, the Russian 5th Combined Arms Army is determined to capture a key Ukrainian fortification in the southeast.
Iran hit Abu Dhabi but not the peace talks — Kyiv says the next Ukraine-Russia-US round is still days away
The Ukrainian president says the 5-6 March trilateral is on track — he prefers Geneva, though Austria, the Vatican, or Turkey are also options if Russia wants a neutral venue.
Not enough Patriot missiles to stop 60 Russian Iskanders a month. The Iran war is draining what’s left.
Ukraine's only defense against ballistic attacks became a whole lot harder to obtain
Hungary took the oil, thanked nobody, and blamed the country that sent it
MOL’s chairman says Ukraine pumped oil through Druzhba to stop a fire. Hungary accepted every barrel.
€500,000 in 60 seconds — Latvians are buying robots to get wounded soldiers out of drone kill zones
NATO doctrine says wounded soldiers need extraction within an hour; on Ukraine's drone-saturated front lines, it can take 24 hours or more.
The UK immigration process in 2026 is going to be harder: Main changes in policies
The UK government has tightened the country's immigration rules over the years, and 2026 doesn't seem to be…
Russia’s Starlink replacement is giving away its positions — Ukrainian brigade tracks drone pilots by their Wi-Fi antennas
Ukraine's 59th Brigade soldier says Russia's Wi-Fi alternatives require clear line-of-sight placement, making every antenna a marker for a drone operator position or EW station.
Russian manufacturers can’t find workers—but they’re cutting the ones they have
Production declined for the 12th straight month, but firms are now shedding workers, too.
Ukraine must meet EU pig welfare standards—while Russian missiles knock out farm electricity
Production costs rising, sale prices stagnant—and Spanish pork is heading east.
Russia’s winter offensive ground to a halt as Ukraine recaptured more land than it lost in February, Syrskyi says
The Commander-in-Chief reported that over three winter months, Ukrainian forces killed or wounded nearly 100,000 Russian troops — more than Russia managed to recruit into its ranks over the same period.
Did the US just fund Russia’s war by bombing its drone supplier?
Urals crude hits budget target for first time in months as Gulf chaos drives global prices up.