Olena Mukhina

Ukraine’s army was run from the top in “manual mode.” Its new chief is starting to share that power, a front-line officer says.

The 42nd Separate Marine Brigade released video of its crews preparing and firing the RDS40-AGL.

The cost of countering an air threat must match the cost of the threat.

For years, civilians in Russian-occupied Oleshky lived under shelling and drones, cut off from food and water. Ukraine has now evacuated them under the longest ceasefire since 2022, in a mission its ombudsman says was made possible by US First Lady Melania Trump.

The 28 October order brings close monitoring of rulings, scrutiny of fit-then-unfit cases and regular training for board members.

140,000 residents stay in Kherson.

NATO war games convinced some that drones have made the tank obsolete, but Ukraine’s Operation Vivaldi shows armor still works.

Also, Kyiv continues seeking solutions against Russian KABs.

Two pickups and a minibus: that was a whole Ukrainian brigade’s fleet a year ago.

Ukrainian small businesses pay for every euro transfer in paperwork and days of waiting.

Only 8,600 Ukrainians have signed the army’s new fixed-term contracts in four months.

Ukraine may have to rethink its wartime blackouts if Russia begins mass use of drones and missiles carrying the “Susanin” optical-navigation module.

Great powers may sit down to redraw the world’s spheres of influence again.

A military observer explains why Ukraine keeps striking Russia’s Azot plant.