Olena Mukhina

Despite heavy losses, nearly 8,000 North Korean soldiers continue to support Russian military operations in Kursk Oblast, where they are being used as "cannon fodder" in intense combats.

The Ministry of Digital Transformation in Ukraine is facing a significant funding gap after the US Agency for International Development paused its financial support for at least three months, potentially stalling crucial digital projects.

Ukrainian diplomats prepare multiple meetings with Trump's team while questions persist about potential compromises on territory and military aid in exchange for mineral access.

Kyiv warns Russia plans multinational broadcast on Yalta Conference anniversary to promote its imperial narratives about Ukraine.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu plans to meet with US President Donald Trump in Washington to request weapons…

The US role as vital for the Alliance effectiveness against Russia-led bloc, said NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte.

Ukrainian forces marked a successful month in January, wiping out 573 Russian armored vehicles and 230 tanks, while inflicting heavy losses on Russia’s overall military strength.

With Russian aggression looming, Lithuania’s president warns that Europe can’t defend itself without a strong US partnership.

Russia's economy shows increasing strain under war pressures with surging interest rates and depleting reserves, though experts warn economic pressure alone won't force Putin to end Ukraine war.

Russian forces exploit fog conditions for rapid motorcycle-mounted raids targeting Ukrainian drone operators.

Russian occupation authorities implement systematic land confiscation from Ukrainians who resist acquiring Russian citizenship, while simultaneously settling Russian, Adyghe, and Ossetian civilians in seized properties.

Despite continued territorial gains near Kupiansk and Pokrovsk, Russia faces mounting difficulties replacing combat losses as recruitment efforts stall and previously mobilized reserves deplete.

Ukrainian forces maintain control of captured territory in Russia's Kursk region despite repeated counterattacks, while inflicting heavy casualties on North Korean auxiliary troops deployed to support Russian forces.

Documents reveal Raiffeisen Bank's Russian unit received fees from companies supplying military equipment makers, while €4.4 billion in profits remain trapped under Moscow's capital controls.