Olena Mukhina

Ukraine's Center for Countering Disinformation reports the Yekaterinburg display glorifies a failed infiltration attempt that resulted in Russian soldiers suffering chemical burns and suffocation during the Sudzha offensive.

Polish Foreign Minister Sikorski questions Putin's prayers for Trump after US envoy Witkoff praised the Russian leader in Tucker Carlson interview, with theologian declaring such prayers "in vain" amid ongoing aggression.

The operation, which targeted Ukraine and President Zelenskyy, involved spreading fake news and planting extremist materials falsely attributed to pro-Ukrainian activists to sow division in society.

Ukraine's intelligence identifies 260 Russians involved in stealing cultural artifacts from occupied territories, including 164 archaeological items from ancient Crimean cities, as part of a campaign to erase Ukrainian identity.

Head of Ukraine's parliamentary Foreign Affairs Committee condemns US Special Envoy Steve Witkoff for repeating Kremlin propaganda about Ukraine's legitimacy and misrepresenting Soviet history during Tucker Carlson interview.

Ukraine strikes Belgorod Oblast, destroying four Russian helicopters and advancing toward Demydivka in a strategic operation to prevent troop concentrations along the Sumy border.

With support from the Czech Republic, Ukraine has initiated small arms ammunition production and plans to assemble Bren-2 rifles, further deepening defense cooperation between the two nations.

The Dutch contribution, representing one of 211 shipments of critical equipment, arrives as Ukraine seeks international support to rebuild generation capacity particularly damaged at thermal and hydroelectric facilities.

Ukraine's intelligence reveals Russia's tanker operators frequently change ownership structures while expanding to 387 vessels that operate without proper maritime safeguards or accident compensation mechanisms

The largest nuclear facility in Europe needs extensive demining, damage assessment, and replacement of equipment allegedly targeted for Russian looting.

Ukrainian forces are systematically targeting Russian military facilities up to 25 kilometers inside enemy territory, effectively implementing what a military expert calls Russia's own stated objectives of "demilitarization" but on Moscow's soil rather than Kyiv's.

Lithuania may lay mines along its northeastern border, signaling a shift toward harsher counter-mobility tactics as regional allies coordinate on deterrence.

Russian forces’ attempts to use underground communications for movement in Vovchansk have been thwarted by Ukraine's aerial and ground reconnaissance, preventing any significant advance.

Thousands of Slovakians continue biweekly protests against Prime Minister Fico's pro-Russian stance.