“Ukraine is fictional state”: Romanian politician’s call for territory division sparks diplomatic row
A Romanian politician's call to carve up Ukraine draws sharp rebuke from Kyiv, testing diplomatic ties between the Black Sea neighbors.
Ukraine’s mobile radars outwit Russia’s jam-proof fiber-optic drones in latest interception
Ukrainian forces are racing to counter Russia’s fiber-optic drones, which evade jamming and detection. Mobile radar could mark a turning point in this high-tech war.
Ukrainian cyber forces paralyze Gazprom’s digital services on Battle of Kruty anniversary
Ukrainian cyber forces strike Gazprom's digital infrastructure on Battle of Kruty anniversary, disrupting fuel payments and customer services across Russia's largest energy company.
Kazakhstan begins historic oil shipments to Azerbaijan, bypassing Russian routes
Kazakhstan's first Kashagan oil shipment through Azerbaijan marks a major shift in Central Asian energy routes, as the nation moves to reduce its dependence on Russian transit by over 80% through expanded pipeline partnerships.
HUR: Russia plans to recruit 126,000 prisoners and debtors for war in Ukraine in 2025
Russia plans to recruit 126,000 prisoners and debtors in 2025 to replace war losses, targeting 10,000 'special contingent' soldiers monthly amid intensified fighting in Ukraine.
Ukrainian FM says Putin lies about his peace intentions, demands pressure on Moscow after Russian drone kills nine civilians in Sumy
Russian drone strike on Sumy residential building kills nine civilians, including elderly couples, wounds 13 others, as Ukraine's Foreign Minister challenges Putin's peace rhetoric.
Lviv ceremony honors three Ukrainians who risked lives to save Jewish children from Holocaust
The descendants of a Greek Catholic priest, his wife, and a brave Ukrainian woman received Israel's highest honor for their ancestors who sheltered Jewish children from Nazi persecution, adding to Ukraine's remarkable legacy of Holocaust rescue.
Forbes: Ukraine hits oil plant, crippling 5% of Russia’s refining capacity
Ukrainian drones hit Nizhny Novgorod Oil Refinery 800 km inside Russia, showcasing expanded strike capabilities and threatening Moscow's crucial energy infrastructure.
Sweden commits record $1.23 billion military aid to Ukraine with combat boats and missiles
Stockholm's largest-ever military support package combines immediate battlefield resources with long-term production funding, expanding Ukraine's naval capabilities while supporting domestic arms manufacturing.
Russia sentences Ukrainian aid driver who searched for his mother in occupied Kharkiv Oblast to 11 years
A humanitarian mission to find his mother in occupied territory led to Ivan Zabavskyi's arrest by Russian forces.
Ukraine charges Russian soldier who kidnapped and kept Ukrainian woman prisoner in his apartment for over year
A Ukrainian woman survived more than a year of captivity in Russia after a soldier from Putin’s army abducted, raped, and imprisoned her in a Belgorod apartment.
Russian-ordered blast kills entrepreneur who helped Ukraine’s army in Odesa
Russia’s covert war in Ukraine extends beyond the battlefield—four men have been arrested for a brutal assassination in Odesa, luring their victim with arson before remotely detonating an explosive device.
Russians target orphans and disabled families’ children for military draft in Kherson Oblast
Russian occupation forces in Kherson Oblast are systematically identifying and conscripting young people without family protection.
Bloomberg: EU is likely to delay Russian energy phase-out plan
"EU delays Russian energy phase-out plan amid record LNG imports, as ten member states push for stricter measures while the Europen Commission aims for complete independence by 2027.