Ukraine plans to rebuild its air force on NATO’s model by 2035. Its Air Force already knows which fighter it wants next, and why
Ukraine’s F-16s face thousands of Russian targets a month, many of them worn jets bought secondhand.
Ukraine’s Zelenskyy welcomes Student List’s win in Serbia and says Kyiv is “ready to keep increasing cooperation”
The party itself plan to end the trade that brought Ukraine €800 million in ammunition.
Sixteen Ukrainian doctors who work near fighting went through three Western trauma programs in one week. American surgeons led drills
On the front line, drones and shrapnel often tear through several parts of a soldier’s body at once.
Captured Russians say there is one place on Kupiansk front they will not go: “Orion” safety corridor
Ukrainian robot unit says it built that corridor, and runs supply and evacuation through it with almost no losses.
Ukraine is stalling EU-required reform of bureau that can raid any official, risking European money it badly needs
The version the government may pass would satisfy Brussels on paper but leave the State Bureau of Investigation under the President’s Office.
Musk warns military use of Starlink could spark space war. Kyiv’s ex-disinformation chief says he’s building alibi after Starshield scandal
The warning lands weeks after his company throttled the Starshield service Ukraine’s drones rely on.
US midterms could restore Ukraine’s American aid and curb Trump’s Russia deals, if Democrats win Congress
Trump waives sanctions on Moscow that Congress wrote into law. Democrats could fight back after 3 November.
NATO’s weapons-buying agency opens dedicated door for Ukraine, non-member, letting it buy arms through its contracts and its firms bid for tenders
The agreement, signed by Defense Minister Yevhenii Khmara, gives Ukraine a single entry point into 45 weapons programs.
Zelenskyy names three postwar security guarantees for Ukraine. Even Russia needs one of them, he says
He names NATO membership, direct US guarantees, and a European Coalition of the Willing as the paths under discussion.
One year of Ukrainian arms exports, and industry has questions: how much army gained, where Berlin office is, who joins joint ventures
Ukraine promised to sell surplus weapons abroad 12 months ago. Its arms makers now ask why a fee of up to 30% still blocks the deals.
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.