Olena Mukhina

The 81st Separate Airmobile Brigade reports their American-made armored vehicles have survived direct hits from 30mm rounds while maintaining 65 km/h speeds in urban settings.

Ukraine's specialized drone operators demonstrate sustained ability to target enemy forces, while developing more advanced drone-carrier technologies.

Estonian defense companies will supply unmanned vehicles and medical equipment to Ukraine while gaining valuable battlefield data for future weapons development.

Belgian Prime Minister De Wever announces ten defense companies has established manufacturing ties in Ukraine as Brussels seeks to bolster European security.

The 11 April defense talks will address critical air defense shortages and explore establishing weapons production facilities within Ukraine.

Ukrainian Armed Forces confirm the elimination of a 24-year-old Russian paratrooper connected to the 2022 Bucha massacres where occupying forces killed over 1,400 civilians, including 37 children.

With Babcock and QinetiQ’s support, Ukraine will gain the ability to manufacture military components directly in the field, optimizing repair times and reducing logistical delays.

Ukraine captures two Chinese soldiers in Donetsk, raising alarms over Beijing’s possible military support for Russia.

US considers pulling 10,000 troops from Eastern Europe, raising fears of weakened NATO deterrence.

Ukrainian defenders halt multiple Russian operations to establish a bridgehead as Moscow's forces lose tanks and troops in repeated attempts to secure a pathway across the critical water barrier protecting northeastern supply routes.

Ukraine operates just six Patriot air defense batteries out of 25 needed for full coverage, with critical missile shortages limiting effectiveness.

Finland's defense minister calls for joint US-European planning to prevent Russia exploiting potential security gaps as NATO allies worry about Washington's commitment amid Trump administration's pivot toward Asia.

Putin signs law permitting teenage employment in state-run organizations as Russia's economy slows to 0.8% growth amid war expenditures, 21% interest rates, and severe labor shortages in critical sectors.

United Nations confirms April 4 missile strike on Kryvyi Rih playground killed nine children in what investigators call "reckless disregard for civilian life" that may constitute a war crime under international law.