Maria Tril

President Donald Trump described Vladimir Putin's three-day ceasefire proposal as "a lot" compared to previous Russian positions, suggesting potential progress in peace efforts.

A new pilot training school in the Czech Republic aims to address delays in preparing Ukrainian airmen for western fighter jets like the F-16.

The repeated reinforcement of Russian offensive operations southwest of Toretsk from three different sectors of the frontline suggests this area is now a priority for the Russian military command.

A 14-year-old girl who lost both legs in a missile attack also joined hundreds of participants in a Lviv charity half marathon that raised 2.2 million hryvnias for rehabilitation programs.

The European Union will propose banning all Russian gas imports by 2027, potentially redirecting €23 billion in annual energy purchases.

Ukrainian mathematician Maryna Viazovska, known for solving a 400-year-old mathematical problem, has been elected to the US National Academy of Sciences.

Finland will host approximately 6,500 troops from Finland, Sweden, and the United Kingdom for military exercises aimed at strengthening northern defense capabilities this May.

More than 1,000 soldiers from multiple nations will parade through London today to celebrate eight decades since Nazi Germany's surrender.

US allegedly transferred stripped-down F-16 airframes to Ukraine after photos emerged showing the dismantled jets being loaded onto an Antonov transport aircraft in Arizona.

A civilian locomotive repair plant in Zaporizhzhia was struck by Russian drones overnight, with no casualties reported among staff who were in shelters.

Bodies of North Korean soldiers killed in Ukraine are being cremated in Russia's Kursk Oblast before being shipped back to North Korea, South Korean intelligence officials told lawmakers.

The Presidential Office announced a high-level diplomatic meeting for Sunday but refuses to disclose which foreign leader will arrive in Prague.

Ukraine's President Zelenskyy discussed the increasing production of Russian ballistic missiles and Ukraine's defense needs with newly elected Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney.

Russia is recruiting 30,000 to 40,000 soldiers monthly through financial incentives rather than formal conscription, according to US and EU intelligence sources.