Alya Shandra

The $300 billion in frozen Russian assets could be the game-changer Ukraine needs to expand its already impressive feat of Russian armor with smaller resources

The bombs are used exclusively against civilians, Ukraine's president says

Russian President Vladimir Putin's speech demanding Ukraine's withdrawal from its own territory is part of the Kremlin's ongoing efforts to manipulate the West and undermine support for Ukraine.

The last such incident happened in 2022. The Swedish Armed Forces condemned Russia's "unacceptable" behavior

Vice President Kamala Harris unveils a multi-faceted aid package to bolster Ukraine's energy sector and support its most vulnerable citizens during the Global Peace Summit in Switzerland

In a disturbing trend, Russian special services are exploiting social media to recruit Ukrainian teenagers for subversive activities, promising them generous rewards for setting fire to military vehicles. The subversive act is punishable by up to 15 years in prison

The 11th Forum of Free Nations of Post-Russia, held in Vilnius, Lithuania, culminated in the issuance of a joint "Proclamation of Good Neighborliness" calling for the dismantling of the Russian empire.

Switzerland has unexpectedly retreated from many of its previously promoted positions in the revised draft of the Peace Summit's joint communiqué, addressing issues raised by Ukraine and its allies.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy joined world leaders in Burgenstoсk, Switzerland, for a two-day summit focused on Ukraine's "peace formula" and the path towards resolving the ongoing war.

A top Russian general faces criminal charges in Ukraine for his involvement in the Kakhovka dam explosion, which caused widespread destruction and loss of life.

Citing over 300 instances of hate speech, human rights defenders have submitted evidence to the International Criminal Court alleging that five Russian propagandists are responsible for crimes against humanity during Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

The General Staff of the Ukrainian army is set to be reduced by 60%, with released personnel being redeployed to combat units.

Ukrainian forces near Vovchansk have received their first shipments of Western-provided artillery shells, but Russian forces in the area still maintain a five-to-one advantageUkrainian forces near Vovchansk have received their first shipments of Western-provided artillery shells, but Russian forces in the area still maintain a five-to-one advantage, according to reports

The Switzerland peace summit, touted as a chance for Ukraine to lock in global support for its peace plan, risks instead legitimizing alternate proposals that Kyiv sees as akin to capitulation, a leaked draft suggests.