Ukraine gives Moscow-aligned church ultimatum to cut Russian ties
The directive transforms three years of independence claims into legal requirements.
Can Ukraine’s $ 1,000 drones really beat Russia’s $ 35,000 Shaheds?
The missiles are too expensive. The interceptors are unproven. But Ukraine is betting on the math of survival.
“Obvious revenge”: Ukraine prosecutes the activist who created its anti-corruption system
Vitaliy Shabunin has many critics. But today, even they agree that it's about political persecution.
The brain behind Ukraine’s shadow war successes—Motorola and Kursk—gunned down in Kyiv parking lot
Five silenced shots in a Kyiv parking lot ended the career of the colonel who eliminated Motorola and masterminded Ukraine's Kursk offensive
Ukrainian refugees boost Czech economy, but it won’t save pro-Ukraine government
The Security Information Service just delivered the kind of news governments dream about: 390,000 Ukrainian refugees are generating more revenue than they cost. Too bad the ruling coalition is about to get crushed in elections anyway.
UN: Russian attacks kill 232 Ukrainian civilians in June, highest monthly toll in three years
Terror becomes Russia's primary weapon as conventional military objectives prove unachievable.
Russia targets Ukraine’s western “safe havens” with record 597-drone attack
Two people are confirmed killed, two more in intensive care.
Ukrainian commission confirms Moscow-linked church remains under Russian control
Documentation contradicts three years of independence assertions.
The Ukrainian Orthodox Church says it left Moscow. Documents say otherwise.
Church officials can claim what they want, but the paper trail doesn't lie—and it leads straight back to Moscow.
The weapons Ukraine just lost to US aid freeze, explained
It's not only about Patriots and air defense—Ukraine's entire military toolkit just got gutted
Ukraine just stripped citizenship from the leader of Putin’s favorite church—his 8,000 parishes are next
Metropolitan Onufriy's citizenship revocation is just the opening move—Ukraine's legal machinery is already grinding toward dissolving his Moscow-aligned Ukrainian Orthodox Church entirely.
Weapon delays help Russia reject peace, escalate terror, Kyiv tells Washington
Pentagon suspensions of critical air defense shipments coincide with Russia's heaviest civilian bombardments in months
North Korea to send 30,000 more troops as Russia masses forces near Ukrainian city
Ukrainian intelligence warns of approaching summer deployment targeting strategic eastern cities.
NATO chief says Ukraine “cannot do without” US aid as Pentagon suspends deliveries
"It is also in the interests of the US for Ukraine not to lose this war," Rutte said.