Kyiv burns in Putin’s calculated act of humiliation against Trump’s peace efforts, says diplomat
As sanctions loom, Russia doubles down on violence, mocking US efforts to end the conflict.
Ukrainian man, buried alive between floors, stays conscious for hours after Russian Iskander-K strike
Rescuers tunneled through concrete and chaos, keeping voice contact with the trapped man as debris pressed on his chest for hours.
EU threatens to withhold $3.3 billion over Ukraine’s failure to reform another anti-corruption agency
The intertwined challenges of anti-corruption scandals and stalled reforms place Ukraine’s international support at a critical crossroads.
Kyiv’s AI coders take aim at hidden Russia’s killers beneath soil
With a third of its territory mined, Ukraine is betting on AI to accelerate demining.
With civilian factories frozen and war plants revived, Lukashenko’s regime becomes ghost manufacturer for Kremlin missiles
Drone shells, missile chips, and targeting optics are pouring out of newly built plants as Minsk militarizes under Kremlin command.
“We took Trump’s ultimatum into account,” says Kremlin—but Russia still has no plans to stop war
Despite a new 10-day deadline from the US, Kremlin directly insists Moscow will continue its aggression in Ukraine.
Kyiv formally recognizes forced resettlement of 700,000 Ukrainians by Moscow and Polish communist authorities as deportation
Decades after Operation Vistula, Kyiv enshrines the truth with legal clarity.
Lukashenko’s spy caught mapping defenses in Ukraine’s border region near Poland
With a phone and a Google Map, a Volyn local fed military intel to Belarusian handlers.
Ukrainian marines turn training ground into war school at NATO’s Sea Breeze 2025 in UK
With minehunters and battle-tested marines, Ukraine’s Navy is no longer just a student of war — it's a teacher on the modern battlefield.
As Trump sets new ultimatum for Russia, Kremlin’s mouthpiece threatens war not with Ukraine, but America itself
Medvedev warns of US–Russia war, even as Moscow struggles to hold occupied Ukraine.
HUR: Kremlin’s drive to reabsorb former Soviet states threatens freedom across Eurasia
Ukraine’s fight for EU integration stands as a barrier to Moscow’s plan to unify neighboring countries under its thumb.
While Russia kills 232 Ukrainian civilians in one month, its citizens sip wine on French Riviera—with EU visas in hand
Hotel bookings by Russians in France and Italy are up 19% — even as their missiles devastate Ukraine.
British expert warns Russia could blow up six reactors at Europe’s largest nuclear plant if war turns against Kremlin
Six reactors, enough to power Finland for a year, could be weaponized into a radioactive bomb.
As Russia burns billions on war against Ukraine, Minsk’s depending economy is approaching its bottom
An 8.1% drop in farming and a 70% plunge in exports to Russia choke the economy of Moscow’s satellite.