Nine Ukrainian tech startups to receive $ 100,000 from Google
The grant funds will help tech companies scale up and lay the foundation for post-war recovery in Ukraine,
Ukraine Defense Contact Group to discuss strengthening air defense and drone coalition in Brussels, says Lloyd Austin
The members of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group aim to provide robust support to Ukraine.
Assaults and strikes: Heavy fighting continues on Kharkiv front, say Ukrainain forces
The Russian military has used aviation to carry out strikes on Ukrainian positions with guided bombs.
Ukraine launches first-of-its-kind Unmanned Systems Forces to supply more drones to military
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced the establishment of this new branch in 2024, emphasizing the critical role of drones on the frontline.
German manufacturer Rheinmetall to produce Lynx infantry fighting vehicles in Ukraine
The first unit of Lynx IFVs will be produced this year,
British Intelligence: Russia likely achieved limited break-in of Chasiv Yar’s suburb in Donetsk Oblast
Heavy fighting continues in the urban areas, with Ukrainian Armed Forces repelling Russian advances.
AP: Orban says Hungary won’t block NATO support, but won’t send personnel or funds to Kyiv
The upcoming summit in Washington aims to establish a more robust and predictable system for aiding Ukraine amid Russian renewed offensives..
Last-minute change: Argentine President Milei to attend Global Peace Summit after request from Zelenskyy
He will visit the event with Foreign Minister Diana Mondino and Defense Minister Luis Petri on 15 June.
Ukrainian underground destroys Russian satellite communication station in Moscow region
This operation is the latest in a series of attacks aimed at undermining Russian forces.
Over 160 Russian torture sites found in Ukraine, says Ukrainian prosecutor general
The investigation has recognized more than 3,800 civilians and 2,200 POWs as victims of Russian war crimes.
Activists report mass repressions in Crimea against pro-Ukrainian supporters and Crimean Tatars
Since the beginning of the occupation of Crimea, the Russian Federation has initiated a broad repressive campaign against the peninsula's residents, leading to over 300 political prisoners and numerous administrative and criminal proceedings targeting Crimean Tatars and pro-Ukrainian activists,
Ukraine ratifies EBRD agreement for Chornobyl restoration after occupation by Russian military in 2022
This agreement opens the door for international aid from 18 countries, including the US, UK, Germany, France, and Canada.
Russian-installed authorities in Crimea ramp up army recruitment advertising
In temporarily occupied Crimea, a surge in recruitment advertising by Russian-installed authorities signals a desperate push to bolster military ranks, as Moscow intensifies efforts to turn the peninsula into a strategic launchpad for its ongoing war against Ukraine. According to Krym.Realii, outdoor and online advertisements for contractual army service have multiplied, amid promises of high pay and land incentives.
Mykolaiv launches innovative website to track international aid
The move aims to enhance transparency and public accountability, revealed Mayor Oleksandr Senkevych.