Shadows, roofs, job ads give Ukrainian arms plants away to Russian analysts, Ukrainian experts warn
In 2022, a pro-Russian Telegram channel posted the location of a Kyiv tank workshop. Russian missiles hit it two days later.
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Ukrainian officials reach Russian-held Oleshky. The question now is where its residents can go
Agreement pages send residents who choose Ukraine through Russia and Belarus, and Ukraine's ombudsman is set to travel the same route.
Russian ballistic missiles kill a man in Kyiv, capping a day that left at least 27 civilians dead across Ukraine
The night also blacked out Dnipro, where people were still mourning the victims of the day before.
It was the only transport serving a village where more than 1,600 people still live: Russian forces strike a social bus with a drone in Bilenke, killing a woman and injuring other passengers
At the time of the attack, the bus was carrying a driver and 23 passengers, most of them elderly, the head of the humanitarian organization said.
Fire Point says its drones hit a Russian refinery’s diesel unit hours after WSJ reported Ukraine had paused such strikes under Trump’s pressure
Ukraine's General Staff has not commented, and the US midterms the pause was timed around are days away.
An armored capsule instead of an open platform: Ukraine develops an evacuation module for the Murakha UGV
The capsule is equipped with a camera featuring day and night channels and two-way audio communication to monitor the person’s condition.
Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1709: Russian jet drone kills 14 on Dnipro railway platform beside a Zaporizhzhia-bound train
Ukraine’s Navy says Neptune missiles destroyed two Su-34 bombers, Kyiv says Russia’s October losses already set a monthly record, and the Oleshky humanitarian mission moved forward after demining, while ISW warned Moscow may use the truce to rebuild its forces.
Classrooms in Sumy Oblast are moving underground due to Russian shelling: 13 such schools are already operating, nine are under construction, and another 14 are at the design stage
Russian attacks have damaged 165 schools in Sumy Oblast since the start of the full-scale invasion.
“The enemy has changed tactics”: Zaporizhzhia faces record number of Russian FPV drone attacks, hitting public transport 3 times in one day
The attacks injured 14 people, including a 14-year-old boy, and damaged residential buildings, warehouses, and vehicles.
Ukrainian Neptune strike destroys two Russian Su-34 bombers used to attack frontline cities, Ukraine’s Navy says
The aircraft are a key part of Russia’s tactical aviation fleet, used to launch guided aerial bombs against Ukrainian military positions and settlements near the front line.
Meet Zakon, the Ukrainian font designed to write Russian type out of state documents
The antiqua typeface draws upon the works of Ukraine's 20th century artists amid a decolonization push
Demining complete, humanitarian convoy ready: Oleshky mission advances as ceasefire holds and Lubinets heads to occupied city
Ukrainian, Russian, and US delegations are coordinating a humanitarian operation in occupied Oleshky after mine clearance along designated routes. The mission aims to bring aid to civilians and facilitate their safe departure.
Six lanes and metro line under fire: Kyiv prepares about $22 million for backup river crossings after Russian strike on Southern Bridge
The bridges are of critical importance. About 600,000 vehicles cross the Dnipro River in Kyiv every day.
Russia’s October losses hit record high of 49,040 with three days left, Ukraine says
Russia’s estimated personnel losses reached a new monthly high by 29 October, surpassing the previous record set in December 2024.
Ukraine and the Netherlands team up on missile defense as Europe plans its own missile killer, free of US approval
The best time to intercept an incoming ballistic missile is when it's just halfway to its target. Can Ukraine afford this capability?
Russian jet drone hits Dnipro railway platform, killing 14 people next to a Zaporizhzhia-bound train
An air alert was on and the railway had ordered an evacuation, but many passengers were still beside the train when the drone struck.
Some European diplomats doubt Seoul over what they see as a tilt toward Russia during Moscow’s war on Ukraine, but Seoul says it backs ending the war, FT reports
Kyiv has already clashed with Seoul over fuel reaching Russia and two North Korean prisoners of war.
Russia’s sanctioned top diplomat heads to the US to campaign against the sanctions on its war
Moscow says Lavrov will use the G20 meeting in Atlanta to denounce sanctions, the economic pressure built to make Russia pay for invading Ukraine.
Germany holds two 19-year-olds over Bulgaria’s Starlink arson, and Sofia says they also attacked the network Ukraine fights with elsewhere in the EU
Bulgaria wants them extradited, and their lawyers say they will fight the warrant.
Baking soda by day, armor chemistry on contract: drones reportedly strike Russia’s Bashkir Soda Company
The plant, which Russian Telegram channel Astra says sits on a closed register of defense suppliers, is the country’s only producer of a chemical used in bulletproof fibers.