Benjamin Murdoch

Authorities reported 15 strikes across Kramatorsk on 11 September, leaving six civilians wounded.

The package includes new artillery, upgraded combat boats, radar systems, and secret equipment to strengthen Ukraine’s defenses.

The move marks a rare diplomatic breakthrough with Russian-allied Belarus, which has long faced Western sanctions over human rights abuses.

Civilians targeted while standing in line to receive pensions, with most victims reportedly of retirement age, in what Ukrainian officials describe as a deliberate act of terror.

Ukrainian diaspora groups and their local supporters are increasingly using online campaigns to block performances by Russian artists tied to the Kremlin.

Recent Russian assaults on Ukraine used over 500 drones and multiple missiles, testing the limits of Ukraine’s air defenses and causing damage across dozens of locations.

Moscow recruits approximately 35,000 contract servicemen monthly, maintaining troop levels despite heavy battlefield casualties, Ukrainian intelligence reports.

Overnight, Russia launched one of its largest aerial assaults on Ukraine, killing four and wounding dozens while striking multiple cities.

“First they littered the region with explosives and mines; now they are killing people who risk their lives clearing our land from the consequences of Russia’s invasion.”

Ukraine is expanding interceptor crews and radar coverage to strengthen defenses against Russian attack drones.

Reporters Without Borders warns that the harsh sentences send a chilling signal to other detained journalists in occupied Ukraine.

Coalition of the Willing nations agreed to provide security guarantees for Ukraine, coordinating military support and long-term defense planning in the event of a ceasefire.

Kyiv will gain additional long-range weaponry to disrupt Russian supply lines and strengthen its operational reach.

Humanitarian crews face a dual threat in liberated areas, working to clear mines while under the risk of Russian missile strikes.