Hodges says Ukrainians could launch Tomahawks from pickup trucks if needed
Russia's warnings that Tomahawk transfers would "worsen relations" should not dictate American weapons policy.
“Simply mathematical truth”: Ukrainian drones achieve more than years of Western sanctions against Russia – Budanov
Ukrainian drone strikes have destroyed 38 percent of Russia's oil refining capacity and suppressed processing rates until at least mid-2026, inflicting more economic damage than all Western sanctions combined.
Tomahawk myth exposed: Ukraine’s potential cruise missiles from US won’t reach 2,500 km
Kyiv could still strike deep into Russian territory, but expectations must match modern operational reality.
Russia unleashes record ballistic missile strike on Ukraine, pushing energy grid to brink
Simultaneous launches of Iskander-M, Kinzhal, and Shahed drones devastate gas infrastructure.
Ukrainian delegation in US meets developer of Tomahawk missiles that could strike deep inside Russia
Kyiv’s high-level delegation meets Raytheon and Lockheed Martin amid Trump’s signals that he could approve long-range missile transfers.
European operator confirms it can halt Russian LNG shipments by 2027, replacing supplies with US gas
With sanctions on the horizon, European nations plan to sever Moscow’s grip on energy.
Tallinn bans Russian prosecutor and judge who sentenced Narva museum head to 10 years in prison over anti-Putin posters
The installation appeared on Narva Castle walls facing Ivangorod during Russia's Victory Day celebrations broadcast.
Slovakia may end Zuzana 2 production as lessons from Ukraine reshape artillery priorities
Buyers now demand automatic turrets, armored cabins, and rapid deployability, signaling the end of Zuzana 2 and the rise of Eva M2 on 6×6 chassis.
Russia Day in Siberia silenced — entire cities cut off as Ukraine’s cyberattack hits key internet provider
Ukrainian cyber specialists targeted Orion Telecom, causing $834,000 in damages.
Ukraine conducts daring operation that reaches into occupied Crimea to find collaborator involved in Russia’s war crimes in Kherson
After the liberation of right-bank Kherson, the man tried to lie low at home.
“Out of ten Russian infantry soldiers, seven are eliminated”: Kyiv’s defenses turn Oskil river into trap on Kupiansk front
A gas pipeline once used by Russian forces to sneak under Kupiansk was flooded by Ukrainian units, blocking underwater infiltration and forcing the enemy into exposed crossings.
Kyiv draws red line in Odesa, placing city under new military administration led by Donbas war veteran
The move signals Kyiv’s intent to secure Odesa against pro-Russian influence while keeping civilian governance under close wartime oversight.
Zelenskyy warns Ukraine may need emergency electricity imports after “one or two” Russian terror strikes
Kyiv is counting on Europe’s financial lifeline to withstand the coming blackout campaign.
From Druzhkivka to Sloviansk, Moscow’s bombardments on 58 gas pipelines left families in Donetsk Oblast without heat
Repair teams race against frost and missiles to reconnect frontline towns while Ukraine’s energy system reels from strikes that wiped out 60% of domestic gas output.