Alya Shandra

Russian drone producers seize their fourth mall, expanding from Izhevsk to Ryazan, well within the range of Ukrainian long-range drone attacks

Lack of infantry main Ukrainian weakness, brigade says

U.S. military planes transported dozens of air defense interceptors from Israeli storage to Poland, marking Tel Aviv's largest contribution to Ukraine's defense.

A federal judge's intervention offers temporary hope for Ukrainian aid organizations already grappling with suspended USAID programs affecting thousands.

Ukraine's drone strikes target two major Russian oil refineries within days, demonstrating expanded reach against strategic infrastructure despite Moscow's air defense claims.

She saved Ukraine billions on bullets. But now Maryna Bezrukova may lose her job for refusing to "play politics" with the war effort.

Slovakia witnessed its largest demonstrations since independence as citizens pushed back against Prime Minister Robert Fico's warnings of a "Slovak Maidan," with protesters explicitly rejecting his attempts to align the country with Moscow.

"It's only going to get worse." US president demands Russia end "ridiculous war" in Ukraine

Russia's military production now outpaces European capabilities fourfold, Kaja Kallas says

Russia is now evacuating the military equipment with which it propped up the Assad regime from Tartus

General Christopher Cavoli believes that Russia has exhausted itself with incremental advances

The head of one of Europe's most historic royal houses called for unrestrained support for Ukraine

What is Euromaidan Press, anyway? Here's your chance to find out

A public outcry from Ukrainian fighter pilots has forced top leadership to address the systematic transfer of critical technical personnel to frontline combat roles.