Olena Mukhina

With 30% of reclaimed territory lost and heavy tolls in personnel and equipment, former Ukraine's Security Service officer questions the operation's sustainability.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has warned EU leaders that Europe may need a fresh strategy on aid for Ukraine. Orbán expressed doubts over the sustainability of European military and financial support and urged urgent action ahead of this week’s EU summit in Budapest.

Civilians in Kherson live under constant threat from Russian drone attacks, with hundreds injured and dozens killed.

The Kremlin announced that Vladimir Putin will not congratulate Donald Trump on his election victory, calling it an “internal U.S. matter.”

former Wagner mercenary, now serving in Russia’s 155th Marine Brigade, has disclosed to Ukrainian forces the brutal killing of Ukrainian prisoners in Kursk Oblast, allegedly ordered by Russian command.

Ukrainian MP reveals that Russia has not handed over the body of journalist Viktoria Roshchyna, who died in Russian captivity, or provided official confirmation of her death.

As NATO ministers prepare to meet, Polish Foreign Minister Sikorski calls for a policy shift that would permit the interception of Russian missiles over Ukraine, warning of potential consequences if debris reaches Polish soil.

A possible record-breaking air attack by Russian forces on Ukraine is anticipated during upcoming winter season, says Ukrainian military analyst.

As Ukrainian forces breach Russian defenses in Kursk Oblast, questions arise over the tactical purpose of this operation, given the critical fighting in Donetsk Oblast where Ukrainian defenses are severely pressured. Forbes reports that some Ukrainian military figures believe resources, including Bradleys and Abrams tanks, should be concentrated on the eastern front, not in Kursk Oblast.

Ukraine reports that North Korean troops, embedded with Russian units in Kursk Oblast, are undergoing extensive training on modern warfare drone tactics.

Oleg Nayandin and Vitaliy Borysenko of Eleview International Inc. have been indicted for allegedly exporting dual-use goods and telecommunications equipment to Russia in violation of sanctions, with potential prison sentences of up to 20 years looming over them.

The Ukrainian government has introduced a preferential loan program to help domestic arms manufacturers increase production and speed up deliveries to the military.

The visit marks another step in ensuring public support for Ukraine’s defense as it moves closer to EU and NATO integration.

In a strategic partnership, Ukraine and Poland are launching the Ukrainian Legion, with the first unit to begin training by year’s end.