Olena Mukhina

European security hangs in the balance as Washington's demands mirror Moscow's, forcing Kyiv to choose between surrender and isolation from its most powerful ally.

Military planners claim the proposed air defense system could achieve greater impact than 10,000 European ground troops while maintaining a 200-kilometer buffer from Russian aircraft.

Trump administration working to finalize Ukraine critical minerals agreement for announcement in Congressional address, even as military aid remains suspended following tense Oval Office clash.

The shift in US policy on Ukraine under the new White House administration is driven by efforts to…

Defense analyst warns Ukraine's air defense capabilities face critical shortages as US suspends deliveries of Patriot missiles, NASAMS, and other key systems, forcing Ukraine to seek European alternatives and accelerate domestic production.

As the US halts military aid to Ukraine, Finland’s security concerns grow. Intelligence reports highlight Russia’s continued threat, including potential sabotage of key defense industries.

Eutelsat explores providing satellite connectivity to Ukraine as Starlink faces uncertainty over US support, with Poland already supplying 24,400 terminals for military use.

Following Trump's suspension of military assistance, Ukrainian officials warn that irreplaceable Patriot anti-missile interceptors could be exhausted within weeks, while artillery ammunition stocks may last only until summer.

Following reports of a 'catastrophic' White House meeting that resulted in suspended military aid, President Zelenskyy attempts to salvage relations by emphasizing Ukraine's readiness for peace.

Ukrainian intelligence reveals Russia's plans to capture all of Donetsk and Luhansk in 2025 despite staggering losses, as the Kremlin maintains its decades-old strategic goal of establishing Ukraine as a controlled buffer zone against NATO.

Former US Army Europe Commander Gen. Hodges claims Russia faces significant challenges despite Ukraine aid freeze.

Despite massive casualties and economic strain, Russia continues building its war machine with support from China, Iran and North Korea while not yet utilizing its full manpower reserves, warns General Wesley Clark.

As relations with the Trump administration deteriorate, Ukraine faces the critical challenge of replacing American Patriot missiles with European alternatives to maintain its defense against Russian ballistic missiles.

The dramatic confrontation between Presidents Trump and Zelenskyy has accelerated Europe's movement toward security independence, with European leaders responding by increasing military aid commitments and developing their own peace initiative.