Olena Mukhina

The Estonian Defense Minister, Hanno Pevkur, called the Western allies to increase military aid to Ukraine for its…

Ukrainian special forces successfully liberated the village of Kruhliakivka in Kharkiv Oblast from Russian invaders, bolstering defenses near the critical city of Kupiansk during a decisive operation from October 7 to 14, as reported by the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Defense Ministry.

Estonia commits to providing Ukraine with long-term financial aid as the country braces for another winter of Russian attacks on its energy grid, with Prime Minister Mihal calling for Europe’s urgent support to bridge the widening gap between Ukraine’s energy supply and demand.

Russian troops have gathered a large number of forces in the Toretsk direction, with Ukrainian defenders facing fierce battles as the enemy attempts to gain control of this strategically vital city.

The latest strike on 7 October targeted a key oil terminal in Feodosia, the largest on the peninsula for supplying oil products to Russian forces.

Russian forces are intensifying their assaults on Chasiv Yar, aiming to penetrate the defenses of Ukrainian troops, who are bracing for ongoing combat in the region, as reported by Joint Forces Operation Spokesperson Anastasia Bobovnikova.

As the combat zone expands near Kupiansk, Kharkiv OVA chief Oleg Synehubov is urging residents to evacuate due to the imminent threat posed by advancing Russian forces, which were spotted four kilometers from the city limits.

As Ukraine works to neutralize Russia’s drone and missile threats, approval for such operations remains critical to its defense strategy.

British investigators believe Russian operatives may be responsible for a fire at a DHL warehouse. The operation might have been a part of a wider campaign targeting Ukraine’s Western partners.

Japanese drone manufacturer Prodrone plans to provide Ukraine with cutting-edge industrial drones for humanitarian demining.

NATO's senior representative in Ukraine, Patrick Turner, revealed that Russia's increased use of sabotage, cyberattacks, and other hybrid tactics against the West will not stop the Alliance from backing Ukraine and countering these aggressive actions.

Since the start of 2024, Ukraine’s military has taken out 10,373 Russian artillery systems, with losses estimated at $8 billion, significantly crippling Russia’s artillery brigades.

Spanish police arrested four individuals linked to a crime ring suspected of smuggling 13 tons of banned chemicals to Russia, potentially including chemical weapons precursors, as part of an effort to evade Western sanctions imposed for the invasion of Ukraine.

Ukrainian authorities have raised alarm over the rising death toll of Ukrainian prisoners of war.