Closing loopholes: the key to crippling Russia’s oil and gas profits
Tighter enforcement and expansion of sanctions on Russian fossil fuels could cause the Kremlin's profits to plummet up to 50% by 2030, according to the IEA.
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Two years of all-out war: weapons of Ukrainian victory
After two years of the full-scale invasion, Ukraine stays in the fight, showing the world its remarkable ability to overcome adversity and defend its freedom.
Frontline report: Destruction of scarce A-50 to offer relief from Russian bombardment
With fewer bombers dropping glide bombs, Ukrainian soldiers near Avdiivka are better positioned to hold ground
Putin must face trial in ICC for crimes against Ukraine, says deputy mayor of The Hague on second anniversary of Russia’s war
Russian leader Vladimir Putin must face trial in the International Criminal Court (ICC) for his crimes against Ukraine,…
Billionaire Branson pledges to help rebuild Ukraine’s aerospace industry post-war
British Billionaire Branson commits to collaborate with Zelenskyy administration on eventually restoring Ukraine's aerospace manufacturing devastated by Russia's invasion.
Ukraine signs security deals with Italy, Canada to boost defenses against Russia
The accords with Italy and Canada follow earlier security partnerships between Ukraine and the UK, Germany, France, and Denmark over the past month.
10 years of resistance to Russia’s war as seen by Ukrainian artists
As missiles fall, brushes fly - the creative defiance of Ukraine’s artists responding to ten years of war.
It’s ten years of Russia’s war against Ukraine, not two
Years of futile negotiations over Ukraine should dispel any illusions - intelligence proves Putin spent the last decade preparing for exactly this war, with aims far beyond Ukraine.
Ukrainian crops damaged again at Polish rail crossing
The spilled cargo at a Polish rail station this week was the third recent incident involving trains carrying Ukrainian goods. Ukraine's Vice Prime Minister Oleksandr Kubrakov said the incidents appeared to be "planned sabotage" against Ukrainian agriculture.
British Intel: Russia’s forces in Ukraine now bigger than pre-war levels
Despite losing over 2,700 tanks and 5,000 armored vehicles in Ukraine, Russia has replaced its invasion losses through mobilization and production and "now even exceed their pre-war size," the latest UK Defense Ministry report said.
Ukraine joining NATO is a matter of when, not if, NATO chief says
Stoltenberg asserts that the Russian President's actions have ironically brought Ukraine closer to NATO than ever before.
Ukraine intel discloses details of A-50 downing: five more Russian aircraft were recalled
The last takeoff of A-50U occurred on February 23 at 15:50 from the Ahtubinsk airfield.
UK commits $311 million to bolster Ukraine’s artillery ammunition reserves
British Defence Minister emphasized the significance of this support, stating, "They cannot win this fight without the support of the international community."
“No one believed, but Ukraine believed,” Ukraine’s Com-in-Chief about anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion
"Between weapons and evacuation, we chose weapons," Syrskyi says about the beginning of Russian full-scale attack.
Russia pays heavy toll in Avdiivka, more than USSR in 10 years in Afghanistan, says Kuleba
As Ukraine's defensive forces withdraw from Avdiivka, Foreign Minister Kuleba exposes the heavy toll exacted on Russia.
Nighttime blaze engulfs Novolipetsk metallurgical plant in Russia
Russian official hinted at the possibility of a drone being the cause of the fire.
Dignitaries converge in Kyiv on second anniversary of full-scale invasion
President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, the Prime Ministers of Italy, Canada, and Belgium arrived in Kyiv on February 24, 2024.
Russian Su-34 downed in Kherson Oblast according to eyewitnesses
Unconfirmed reports hint at a Russian Su-34 crash in Genichesk district.
Ukrainian forces thwart Russian air attacks on second anniversary of Russian full-scale invasion
Over three Ukrainian oblasts, 12 Russian Shahed drones and two Kh-59 missiles were destroyed.
Russo-Ukrainian war, day 730: Ukraine downs $350 million Russian radar plane; EU unlocks billions for Poland
Ukraine shot down another Russian A-50 radar plane valued at $350 million. Meanwhile, the EU has unlocked €137 billion for Poland, which includes support for farmers who have been blocking the Ukrainian border for four months.