Olena Mukhina

The 36th Separate Marine Brigade, named after Rear Admiral Mykhailo Bilynskyi, has been equipped with German Marder 1A3 infantry fighting vehicles.

In a high-stakes engagement, Ukraine’s 79th Brigade destroyed multiple Russian armored units, including a BMPT “Terminator,” thwarting Russian efforts to secure critical routes in the Donetsk Oblast.

Since the beginning of Russia’s all-out war, Minsk has increased detentions, conducting strict interrogations and phone checks at border points for Ukrainians.

Tokyo warns of regional security risks as North Korea deepens military ties with Russia.

Germany’s Rheinmetall has delivered 20 additional Marder infantry fighting vehicles to Ukraine’s Armed Forces, strengthening Kyiv's defense capabilities amid the ongoing war with Russia. This brings the total number of Marders supplied to Ukraine to approximately 200 since March 2023.

During the Third Crimea Platform Summit, Ukraine's parliamentary speaker Ruslan Stefanchuk declared that Ukraine will never give up Crimea or any occupied land, calling the region "closer and dearer than ever."

Speaking at the Crimean Platform Summit, Tamila Tasheva emphasized that Crimea, like other occupied territories, is yearning for freedom, with over 1,000 acts of resistance recorded since 2022.

North Korean forces have been deployed to Russia’s Kursk region to join the war against Ukraine, with approximately 12,000 soldiers, including high-ranking officers, now undergoing training at Russian military ranges.

The Institute of Mass Information reports that as of October 24, 91 media workers have died in Ukraine as a result of the full-scale Russian invasion, including 12 journalists who were killed while performing their professional duties.

Western countries are committed to finding a solution to end Russia’s war against Ukraine and believe there is…

Russian forces are utilizing golf carts and motorcycles for quick assaults near Siversk, attempting to gain ground before the winter freeze.

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol suggested a more flexible approach to his country's military support for Ukraine, following reports of North Korean troops being deployed to Russia as part of a growing military alliance between Pyongyang and Moscow.

Ukraine's law enforcement has convicted nine officials from the Medical-Social Expertise Commissions, prompting investigations into nearly 2,400 individuals suspected of fraudulently obtaining disability certifications to avoid military service.

In light of reports about the preparation of North Korean soldiers in Russia for potential use against Ukraine, South Korea is considering the provision of lethal military assistance to Ukraine.