Russian missiles and drones continue to kill after impact, releasing toxic clouds of carcinogens over Ukrainian cities
Children may need evacuation from cities hit hardest by toxic fallout.
Ukraine reportedly conducts one of most distant sabotage operations, targeting Russian military infrastructure near Vladivostok
Russian authorities move quickly to control information on the blast.
Ukraine strikes Russian facility making components for Shaheds and Iskander missiles used to bomb schools and hospitals
Ukrainian forces struck the Kometa antenna plant.
Former Polish President Duda: US blocked Polish MiG-29 aircraft to Ukraine in 2022
President Zelenskyy asked. Poland agreed. But the US vetoed the transfer.
Ukraine’s Intelligence: Moscow accelerates its troop buildup in Armenia as tensions with Azerbaijan rise
Ukraine’s military intelligence warns: this is not a coincidence—it’s part of a calculated move to destabilize the region.
Ukraine is becoming naval power: two ships pass NATO certification
Two Ukrainian vessels have officially become interoperable with NATO standards, and Ukraine's Marine Corps is now the largest in Europe.
Ukraine leads NATO into future of combat medicine
Ukraine’s combat medics warn: evacuating the wounded is the most dangerous job in field medicine.
Republican Party lawmaker says Ukraine should not count on Biden-era weapons after Kyiv banned church led by Putin’s war priest
As Russian missiles rained down on Kyiv, Anna Paulina Luna said Ukraine should not count on American defense systems, legally approved during Joe Biden's presidency.
US Defense Secretary Hegseth unilaterally blocks weapons for Ukraine, even though experts say aid does not affect stockpiles
With no warning and no clear justification, Defense Secretary Hegseth has paused Ukraine’s weapons deliveries, igniting fury in Congress
Ukraine’s arsenal expands West: Denmark to host Kyiv’s first overseas defense plants
As part of the EU’s rotating presidency, Denmark is stepping up to build Ukrainian-designed weapons.
Beijing is enabling Moscow’s crimes: Ukraine finds Chinese parts in Russian drones used in 4 July most massive strike of war
A day earlier, Russia damaged China’s consulate in Odesa.
Ukraine captures Russian soldiers who forced teachers, rescuers, volunteers to dig their graves in Kharkiv Oblast’s torture chamber
They will be held accountable for their crimes, says Kyiv.
Ukrainian soldier reveals what it’s like to face Russian convicts from Butyrka prison in battle
Fighter Anton Shket endured 17 days of assaults by Russian "zeks" and foreign troops.
Ukraine identifies Russian soldiers who tortured civilians with axe during Bucha massacre
The occupiers forcibly locked people in a cellar and interrogated them.