Euromaidan Press Staff

Meanwhile, Ukraine's military successfully repelled a Russian assault on high-rise positions in Toretsk using FPV drones and captured radio equipment to lure enemy troops into deadly traps.

Ukraine faces a challenging winter ahead as Russia launched another massive assault on energy infrastructure using Kalibr cruise missiles with cluster munitions, designed to maximize damage over large areas.

Meanwhile, seven European nations, including Baltic and Nordic countries, have committed to increasing Ukraine's military capabilities.

Meanwhile, Russian attacks on civilian infrastructure in Sumy and Nova Kakhovka killed six people today, prompting war crimes investigations by Ukrainian prosecutors.

Meanwhile, NATO is considering a first-strike strategy against potential Russian aggression.

Ukraine's largest FPV drone has achieved a military first by successfully deploying an AK-47 assault rifle in combat operations.

Russia is deploying 59,000 troops, including 11,000 North Koreans, to repel Ukrainian forces from Kursk Oblast, as France's Foreign Minister hints at Ukrainian strikes on Russian territory with French missiles.

Ukraine has revealed Russia's strategic plan to divide Ukraine into three parts, highlighting Putin's unchanged territorial ambitions. In other news, the US and Europe are considering granting Ukraine a "punishing blow" capability as deterrence.

Russia escalated its attacks on Ukraine by launching its first-ever ICBM strike against Dnipro, marking a significant escalation in the conflict. Meanwhile, former Ukrainian Armed Forces chief Zaluzhnyi said that World War III began in 2024.

In a powerful speech to the European Parliament, President Zelenskyy declared Ukraine deserves to make 2025 "the year of peace."

Ukraine faces mounting civilian casualties as Russian strikes kill 19 people in Sumy and Odesa, including two children, amid escalating attacks on civilian infrastructure.

The UK, France, and US authorized Ukraine to use long-range missiles for strikes deep inside Russian territory, marking a significant shift in Western support while Russian forces launched one of their largest aerial assaults on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, causing widespread power outages.

Ukrainian forces have eliminated 100 Russian marines through an elaborate mine trap in Kursk Oblast, even as Moscow receives 50 heavy Koksan howitzers and 20 rocket systems from Pyongyang.

As a result, six Russian military personnel and one civilian were wounded, according to sources.