Euromaidan Press Staff

Global allies fortify Ukraine's resistance through expanded aid and operational support.

Russian casualties in northern Kharkiv Oblast have surged to an astronomical level during a renewed offensive that began on May 10, according to a senior NATO official.

Amidst intense clashes on the Kharkiv frontlines, Ukrainian forces have regained lost positions near Lyptsi, repelling Russian advances.

Ukraine's resilience on the battlefield was on full display as its forces repelled multiple Russian assaults and downed enemy aircraft, including an Su-25 attack jet in Donetsk Oblast.

Ukraine reports first ever damage to Russia's newest "fifth-generation fighter" Su-57 Felon, with satellite images confirming the incident at Akhtubinsk airfield, some 600 km from the frontline.

French President Macron announced the transfer of Mirage 2000-5 fighter jets and Dutch Defense Minister Ollongren pledged a €400 million investment in infantry fighting vehicles.

Ukraine has charged a top Russian general with ordering the Kakhovka dam blast as human rights groups urge ICC to investigate five leading Russian propagandists

Intelligence reports Russia amassed around 550,000 troops near Ukraine's border.

Ukraine's cross-border strikes on Russian air defense systems have brought a rare respite to Kharkiv, offering its residents a two-day break from relentless S-300 missile attacks.

Ukraine launched a precision strike deep inside Russian territory on Friday, just hours after President Joe Biden lifted restrictions on the use of American munitions.

Dnipro Hydroelectric Station, a major Ukrainian power plant, is in critical condition and unable to generate electricity following a Russian missile strike.

In a significant development, Ukraine has secured the release of 75 soldiers and civilians who had been held captive by Russian forces.

This represents a loosening of previous restrictions amid Ukraine's escalating cross-border attacks.

Ukraine has used Western-supplied weapons to strike targets within Russia, according to reports, testing the boundaries of allied support. France and Germany appear open to such strikes, while the US remains opposed, highlighting divisions among Ukraine's partners.