Restoring justice means holding aggressors accountable at all levels, Ukraine’s prosecutor general says
The genuine restoration of justice entails holding accountable all individuals responsible for launching an all-out war on Ukraine…
Reuters: Ukrainian troops on “active defense,” can still surprise, Ukraine ground commander says
Ukraine's General Syrskyi notes the rarity of battalion-level offensives, influenced by increased drone usage on the battlefield, says Ukrainian troops are on active defense on the eastern front.
Russian troops carried out 45 unsuccessful assault operations on Zaporizhzhia front over last week, Ukraine says
On the frontlines, Russian troops and Ukrainian armed forces clashed more than 516 times during the past week.…
Over 60,000 Ukrainian troops trained under UK military programs since Russia launched all-out war
Britain has been instrumental in training over 60,000 Ukrainian military personnel since Russia's started its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2014, announced UK Defence Secretary Grant Shapps.
Duda: Russo-Ukrainian war to dominate Davos discussions
Russia's ongoing war in Ukraine will be one of the key topics at the World Economic Forum in…
Ukrainian forces destroy Russia’s surface-to-air missile system, rocket launcher, two surveillance systems in Kherson Oblast over last 24 hours
Over the last 24 hours, Ukrainian armed forces in Kherson Oblast have destroyed at least 21 pieces of…
ISW: Russia unlikely to achieve significant breakthroughs during a new offensive in Ukraine’s east, south
Despite their offensive efforts, the ISW suggests that Russian forces may face difficulties in achieving operationally significant breakthroughs in their winter campaign.
UK intel: War against Ukraine creates healthcare sector challenges for Russia’s civilian population
The impact of the Kremlin's war against Ukraine is taking a toll on Russia's civilian population, especially in the healthcare sector, according to a report from the UK Defense Ministry. Russian citizens are reportedly struggling to access hospital services, with shortages of medical supplies, including crucial antibiotics.
Ex-Donetsk prison warden who hid in Kyiv for two years to spend 11 years in jail for torturing Ukrainians
Former chief of Russian-run Donetsk prison has been sentenced to 15 years for overseeing torture of Ukrainian prisoners, but denies committing atrocities despite victim accounts of abuse on his orders.
EU imposes sanctions on Russia’s Alrosa, world’s largest diamond mining company
The EU has imposed sanctions on Russia’s state-owned diamond company "Alrosa" and its CEO Pavel Alekseevich Marinychev in…
Polish foreign minister urges Europe to respond to Russia’s missile attacks on Ukraine in “language Putin understands”
Europe should expand sanctions on Russia and reduce its capabilities to produce weapons using foreign components in response…
Ombudsman: Recent prisoner swap exposes torture against Ukrainian POWs
During captivity, Russia subjected to torture all of the Ukrainian POWs, who have returned to their homeland in…
Meloni pledges support for Ukraine in first call to international leader, Zelenskyy, as G7 president
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy held a phone call with Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni after Italy took over the…
Latvia proposes to ban Russian grain imports into EU
Minister of Transport of Latvia Kaspars Briškens has proposed to ban the import of Russian and Belarusian grain…