Zelenskyy says only Ukrainians can decide Ukraine’s fate, flags referendum on sensitive peace terms
Signals elections initiative came from Washington; security guarantees essential for any vote
Russians capture Ukrainian battalion command post in Huliaipole with laptops still running
Southern Defense Forces launch investigation as officers blame delayed withdrawal orders
Dead seabirds wash up on Odesa beaches after Russian strikes trigger Black Sea oil spill
Dozens of geese found covered in oil film
Ukraine’s $50,000 naval drones are hunting Russia’s Black Sea fleet—and winning
Group 13's kamikaze boats pushed Russian warships out of Crimea, sank a $65 million patrol ship, and now target the shadow fleet financing Putin's war.
Ukrainian investigators identify Russian prison guard who beat civilian POW to death
Nikita Pushkarev practiced his combat moves on starving prisoners "like live punching bags."
Ukrainian strike shatters plant making specialized drills, exposing hidden Western roots of Russia’s Sukhoi fighter jet production
A new RUSI report details a crumbling supply chain
Russia’s biggest disinformation machine isn’t RT—it’s run by a Florida ex-cop
Storm-1516 produced more false claims in 2025 than RT and Sputnik combined
Ukraine’s parliament weighs wartime elections after repeated Trump demands
All factions, election commission, civil society to weigh in on wartime vote
Russia strikes Ukraine’s largest port for third straight day, sets food storage ablaze
30 containers of flour and vegetable oil burn at Pivdennyi as 120,000 lose power
Russia pounds Odesa region port and bridge, Zelenskyy fires air defense commander
Attacks cut Ukraine's main fuel import route, cripple port logistics
“Constructive” or “unconstructive”? US and Russia split on Miami talks
Putin's aide dismisses European and Ukrainian amendments to US peace plan.
Putin and Gerasimov inflate battlefield wins, but ISW data exposes the gap
ISW says Gerasimov claimed 50% of Kostyantynivka; verified data shows 1.6%.
Estonia weighs border closure after Russian guards walk into its territory (VIDEO)
Tallinn now considers shutting NATO's eastern frontier
Russia lured Colombians with $2,500 welding jobs, confiscated their passports, and sent them to storm Pokrovsk
Three of seven are already dead. The survivors surrendered to Ukraine without firing a shot.