Syrskyi in, Zaluzhnyi out. What our army sources expect from Ukraine’s army reshuffle
Ukraine's new commander-in-chief faces a critical frontline situation, institutional problems, and trust issues
Ukraine’s artillery deficit twice as severe as EU’s 1mn round pledge falls through
Ukrainian soldiers now fire twice as less shells than one year ago, while the EU promises to deliver the promised 1 million of shells only by the end of 2024
Does Zelenskyy want to fire top general Zaluzhnyi? Everything we know
“The number of disagreements between Zelensky and Zaluzhny has reached a critical point,” an analyst said, as attempts to dismiss the revered commander sparked backlash.
Ukraine business-police relations hit crisis point after Mazepa arrest
Ukraine's business leaders are voicing outrage over the revival of coercive police tactics likened to the corrupt Yanukovych era after the arrest of financier Ihor Mazepa.
Inside Ukraine’s secret FPV drone labs racing to stay ahead of Russia
DIY warriors operating from garages with soldering irons are outmaneuvering Russia's state giants in the technology arms race -- so far.
Ukrainian media coalition decries “targeting” of journalists critical of authorities
A host of Ukraine's top independent media outlets have accused authorities of provocations, surveillance and rights infringements against journalists.
“Ironclad”: Ukrainian wheeled combat robot destroys Russian positions
The new Ironclad robot that can remotely pound Russians with heavy machine gun fire is the latest example of Ukraine's tech-driven approach to warfare
Five realistic scenarios of war in Ukraine in 2024: GLOBSEC report
New analysis gamed out several ways the Russia-Ukraine war could unfold, but saw little chance for clear victory or defeat for either side next year.
Ex-Russian GRU officer Salikov exposes Russia’s proxy Ukraine “republics” (full translation)
In a bombshell interview, Salikov, who arrived to testify at the ICC, tells how Russia manufactured a "local uprising" in eastern Ukraine, funneled weapons over the border, and shelled its own territory to keep the conflict going
What Russian Black Sea Fleet ships were destroyed by Ukraine
A game of Battleship is unfolding in the Black Sea, where navy-less Ukraine, left to its own resorts against Russia's menacing fleet, takes out ships one by one with a combination of missiles, drones, and ingenuity
Wagner defector exposes Russia’s Donbas ruse, false-flag ops in bombshell interview
Igor Salikov has just arrived to the Hague to testify against Putin. Here is a glimpse at what he may be saying,
Ukraine’s 2023 counteroffensive: Ex-minister Zagorodnyuk on what went wrong and what’s next.
Ukraine's former Minister of Defense and head of the Center for Defense Strategies Andriy Zagorodnyuk sits down with…
“Do not despair.” Ex-minister Zagorodnyuk on lessons from Ukraine’s counteroffensive
All wars have had setbacks. What Ukraine needs is not gloom but lessons learned analysis. And a million drones.
“Coffee break” diplomacy opens door for Ukraine, but Orbán vows handbrake ahead
A bold idea by German Chancellor Scholz allowed a crucial vote for Ukraine at the EU summit, but Hungary has 75 more chances to interfere