Olena Mukhina

Ukrainian drones destroy major Russian ammunition depot at Kadamosky training ground in Rostov Oblast, disrupting supply lines to Kramatorsk front.

Russian forces struck Ukraine's energy infrastructure with over 170 missiles and drones on Christmas Day, killing a veteran power plant worker, while Ukrainian air defenses intercepted most incoming threats in one of the largest aerial assaults of the war.

Russian authorities have orchestrated a massive demographic shift in occupied Crimea, bringing in one million new residents while forcing out native populations through systematic repression. The peninsula has also seen 20,000 residents conscripted into Russian forces since 2022, with hundreds facing conviction for refusing service.

Moscow's massive missile assault on Ukraine's energy facilities has forced emergency power cuts across ten regions, with strikes reaching Moldova's airspace.

The pontiff criticized European weapons deliveries to Ukraine while calling for peace negotiations, yet notably refrained from urging Russia to withdraw its invasion forces or release deported Ukrainians.

As North Korean forces suffer mounting casualties in Russia's Kursk Oblast, President Zelenskyy alerts international community to the dangers of expanding Russia-North Korea military cooperation and weapons technology transfers.

Ukrenergo accelerates construction of protective structures at critical power substation.

Swiss officials acknowledge Europe's diminished stability as they modernize Cold War-era nuclear shelters to protect nine million residents.

Former Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba argues against proposed European peacekeeping mission, saying billions in mission costs would be better spent on weapons and military aid for Ukraine's defense.

Ukrainian partisan group Atesh reveals resistance among Russian troops after devastating losses in failed Dnipro River crossing attempts, with soldiers actively seeking ways to avoid new assaults.

From Arctic to desert warfare, Ukrainian forces launch comprehensive survival training program based on NATO expertise while implementing hundreds of alliance standards in preparation for eventual membership.

As Russia ramps up Shahed drone production to 2,000 units monthly, Britain's new radio-frequency weapon offers a game-changing defense solution, destroying drone electronics from a kilometer away for less than $0.13.

Berlin boosts Ukraine's air defenses with advanced missile systems and ammunition as Russian attacks on civilian infrastructure intensify, though Taurus long-range missiles remain absent from the package.

Ukraine's former foreign minister explains why peace talks face a fundamental barrier: Russia's policy of never negotiating territories it claims as its own.