Ukrainian agriculture minister submits resignation amidst allegations of land fraud
Investigations show that Solskyi and the head of Geocadastre manipulated legal processes to unlawfully transfer state land to private entities.
CEPA: Russia’s strikes on Ukraine’s gas storage threaten Europe’s reserves, Kyiv’s transit exit plan
Researchers predict that some European states will exert pressure on Kyiv to maintain "business as usual" with Moscow.
74% of Ukrainian employers experience a workforce shortage
The problems in Ukrainian labor market were exacerbated by migration and mobilization.
Pistorius warns of Russia’s surplus arms production
"One could be naive and say he [Putin] is doing this out of caution. I, as a more skeptical person, would say in this case, he is doing this because he might have something in mind or could have something," he said.
Rebuilding what Russia destroyed during two years would take at least five years – Ukraine MP
"In 2023 alone, we received 98,000 claims for damaged housing, with 52,000 of those already processed and 5 billion hryvnias (135 million USD) distributed in compensation," Shuliak stated.
BILD: Delays in deliveries of 400 German armored vehicle to Ukraine exposed by leaked documents
Internal documents expose ongoing challenges in meeting the $315 million contract with Flensburg-based FFG.
Zelenskyy and Biden discuss enhanced military aid for Ukraine following House vote
President Biden assured that upon Senate approval, he would immediately sign the law.
Russian forces strike television tower in Kharkiv
This caused disruptions in digital television signals.
ATACMS to be included in US package, possibly arriving in Ukraine next week – senator
"The great news is, this is finally happening. It should have happened six months ago," Mark Warner says.
German authorities thwart suspected Russian sabotage plot targeting military aid to Ukraine
Two men described as German-Russian dual nationals were suspected of spying for Moscow and arrested.
G7 ministers fail to agree on Russian asset use for Ukraine aid
Lagarde said it was not possible to transition from freezing assets to potentially confiscating and reallocating them, a process she described as fraught with legal peril.
Over 2,000 imported components found in Russian Su-series fighter jets – Ukraine intel
Russian fighter jet manufacturer Sukhoi uses electronic components from American companies like Texas Instruments and Analog Devices, as well as Japanese firm Murata Manufacturing.
Ukraine warns of WW3 amid delay in crucial aid vote
"If we will not protect… Ukraine will fall. So the global, the global system of security will be destroyed," Ukraine's PM Shmyhal warned.
Populists, EU-sceptics emerge as one of the biggest threats to Ukraine support, new study reveals
97 out of 269 parties reject one or more key pro-Ukraine policies. 49 parties oppose supporting Ukraine outright, while another 46 attest only weak backing.