European arms manufacturers lack funds despite record global military spending
European defense companies face a critical financing gap of up to 2 billion euros ($2.1 bn), threatening innovation in the arms industry.
Ukraine destroys 3 helicopters and 146 Russian drones during Kursk operation
Ukrainian paratroopers eliminated two Ka-52 combat helicopters and 97 reconnaissance drones.
Time names Ukrainian online marriage service one of best inventions in world
Over 1.1 million proposals and 435 marriages later, Ukraine's digital marriage platform enabled couples to wed remotely during wartime.
Zelenskyy: Poland has not handed over MiGs, which were previously agreed upon
Zelenskyy also criticizes NATO allies' hesitation in missile interception, calling it a "war of double standards."
Ukrainian residents in occupied regions face heating blackmail without Russian passport
The Center for National Resistance warns of a new strategy to pressure Ukrainian citizens through basic utility access.
President Zelenskyy appoints new ambassador to Poland
Former Ukrainian Ambassador to Turkey Vasyl Bodnar has been appointed to head the embassy in Poland
UN: Sexual violence against Ukrainian male detainees widespread in Russian custody
A new UN report reveals Russian authorities implemented systematic torture as state policy in detention facilities holding Ukrainian civilians and POWs.
Russian forces reportedly enter Selydove city council building – DeepState
Russian forces captured three settlements in Donetsk Oblast and advanced in three more locations, according to monitoring group Deep State.
Raiffeisenbank seeks compensation before Russian market exit
Austrian banking group RBI insists on compensation for its Russian business exit while facing mounting pressure from European regulators.
Austin: Putin cannot defeat Ukraine, even with North Korean support
North Korean troops wearing Russian uniforms and using Russian equipment have been spotted near Ukraine, US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said
Ukraine’s Security Service detains scientist who helped Russia improve Shahed drones
Ukraine's security service has apprehended a 72-year-old Kharkiv engineer accused of covertly assisting Russia in improving its fleet of Shahed suicide drones.
Bipartisan lawmakers urge Biden to allow Poland shoot down Russian missiles over Ukraine
Bipartisan leaders of the US Helsinki Commission have penned a letter to President Biden asking him to allow Poland to intercept and shoot down Russian missiles over Ukraine.
US sanctions 275 entities over Russia tech support
The US Department of the Treasury has announced new sanctions targeting companies and individuals from 17 countries over their support for Russia's military.
Lithuania, Ireland and Italy to sign agreements on Ukraine’s recovery
Ireland will allocate 3 million euros for building bomb shelters near Ukrainian schools, while Italy's Scandurra Studio Architettura will prepare technical plans to restore destroyed educational facilities.