Trump cannot get Putin to halt strikes on Ukraine’s power grid, so he blames Ukraine instead, Zelenskyy says
Before that, US officials had cut Kyiv off from US intelligence and lowered a speed cap on Starlink to pressure Ukraine.
War-hit Kyiv puts 85 European-funded buses on its streets. Here’s what riders find inside
Since 2022, the bank has provided 2 billion euros for emergency repairs to the country's infrastructure.
Ukraine’s Navy killed Russian Shahed: one drone boat launched another drone, which shot down third, all unmanned, all at sea
During the mission, Ukraine pairs a drone boat and a drone interceptor.
Ukraine sends ground robot to string wire obstacles in open, taking its sappers out of kill zone
Ukraine hands one of the front’s deadliest jobs, stringing wire in the open, to a remote-controlled ground robot.
Russian strikes close plant of Ukraine’s biggest aid backer. Its 3,600 workers and millions in taxes now hang in balance
Russia is now hitting the German investment that helps keep Ukraine’s economy running.
Her own city is under Russian fire, yet Kyiv woman urges killing Ukrainians among nearly 100,000 pro-Kremlin posts in two years. She faces up to 12 years
She is one of six pro-Kremlin agitators the Security Service has charged, accused of spreading hatred on the internet.
Some of Ukraine’s artillery soldiers were TikTokers yesterday, ComBat Vision says. Their new plugin teaches them to aim
Ukraine needs gunners fast but gets less-prepared recruits.
In Oslo, US pushes Zelenskyy toward deal with Russia again. Day later, in same city, Norway discusses arming Ukraine with more NASAMS missiles
As Washington eases pressure on Russia and leans on Kyiv, Ukraine’s European partners are moving the other way.
Ukraine’s top war charity names only way to save $25,000 to $4 million each time cheap Russian jet-powered drone is shot down
Russia’s jet drones now behave like small cruise missiles, the foundation of volunteer Serhii Sternenko, believes.
Fifteen months ago, Ukraine’s online arms store for front-line units didn’t exist. Now, it delivers 1 in 5 drones that state buys
More than 500 combat units order drones, munitions, ground robots and electronic-warfare gear from it.
Ukraine opens its first war-crime case against a ship captain for carrying off 54,000 tons of its stolen grain
Ukraine opens a war-crime case over the Matros Pozynich captain.
Most Ukrainians reject giving Russia all of Donbas. Support for resistance on rose to 62% after new US pressure, poll finds
The share ready to endure the war climbed as Washington eased Russian sanctions and cut Ukraine’s intelligence, and as Russia hammered its cities.
EU paid Russia 682 million euros for steel in eight months, with slab loophole keeping money flowing, and big consumers lobbying to keep it open — analysis
Bans cut most Russian metal, but an exemption lets slabs reach Belgium and Italy until 2028.
“This is a historic event”: Ukraine’s 92nd Assault Brigade uses heavy hexacopter to fly wounded soldier off kill zone in world’s first aerial evacuation of this kind
The position proved too mined and too hunted for the ground robots.