Olena Mukhina

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.

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.

Ukrainian drones hit Nizhny Novgorod Oil Refinery 800 km inside Russia, showcasing expanded strike capabilities and threatening Moscow's crucial energy infrastructure.

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.

A humanitarian mission to find his mother in occupied territory led to Ivan Zabavskyi's arrest by Russian forces.

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.

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.

Russian occupation forces in Kherson Oblast are systematically identifying and conscripting young people without family protection.

"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.

Nine nations and the EU invest over $1.5 billion in Ukraine's defense industry through ZBROYARI initiative, with $500 million following Denmark's direct procurement model for domestic weapons production.

Polish Foreign Minister Sikorski credits Trump's hardline stance against Putin for Hungary's decision to support EU sanctions renewal, as Ukraine remains skeptical of Trump's ability to broker peace.

Ukraine's rights commissioner reports POW deaths from denied medical care in Russian captivity, as UAE aids prisoner exchanges and UN urged to document new war crime evidence

Residents in occupied Kherson face months without electricity, water, and emergency services while Russian authorities pressure locals to accept passports or lose access to essential services including medical care.

Russian forces reduce artillery attacks along Ukraine's northern border while increasing drone operations and aerial strikes, as both sides fortify positions.