Bulgaria to send 100 armored vehicles to Ukraine, ignoring president’s veto
The Bulgarian parliament ratified an agreement to provide Ukraine with Soviet-era armored personnel carriers that have been stored in warehouses for decades.
No flags, no teams: Russians and Belarusians to join 2024 Olympic Games as neutral athletes
The International Olympic Committee declared that Russian and Belarusian athletes who have met the qualification criteria of the International Federations will be granted the opportunity to compete in the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris as Individual Neutral Athletes, without any national affiliation.
Finland frees Russian neo-Nazi militant involved in Ukraine war crimes
Finland’s Supreme Court denied Ukraine’s extradition request for Yan Petrovsky, a founding member of the Rusich neo-Nazi group that tortured and killed Ukrainian prisoners of war, and ordered his immediate release.
Battle of Avdiivka: Russia strangles Ukrainian stronghold
Avdiivka stands firm against the Russian onslaught even though the forces of the opposing sides are unequal.
Ukrainian history goes global: British Museum hosts presentation of new research program
World-class scholars have announced a three-year research project to study and teach the history of Ukraine from ancient times to the present day.
Patriot and NASAMS air defense systems prove highly effective, Zelenskyy says
In his daily address to the nation, the President of Ukraine thanked the West for providing air defense systems and talked about Ukraine's long-range weapons.
Ukraine joins European power grid, boosts electricity trade
After years of technical and political efforts, Ukraine completed a historic synchronization project with continental Europe and gained access to more electricity trade opportunities.
Ukraine’s budget allocates over $2 billion for arms production in 2024
The 2024 state budget of Ukraine provides $1,2 billion for the production of unmanned aerial vehicles and another $1,2 billion for the production of ammunition and weapons.
Finland closes eastern border, accuses Russia of hybrid warfare
All checkpoints on the Finnish-Russian border will be closed for at least two weeks due to the influx of illegal migrants from Russia.
EU allocates additional funds for training of Ukrainian military
EU funding for training the Ukrainian military has now reached 225 million euros.
Euractiv: US and Germany oppose fast-track NATO membership for Ukraine
Two major NATO allies demand that Ukraine fulfill a list of reforms before its NATO membership can be discussed.
Russian indiscriminate shelling kills a child in northern Ukraine
The Russian army used cluster munitions to shell residential areas of a small town on the Russo-Ukrainian border.
Russian cannibal pardoned by Putin for joining war in Ukraine
A shocking case of a Russian cannibal who killed four people has resurfaced after he was freed from jail for fighting in Ukraine.
Newsweek: Ukraine is winning artillery war against Russia
Ukraine has destroyed thousands of Russian artillery pieces and rocket launchers in the past three months, thanks to the superior range and precision of NATO-supplied weapons and counter-battery radars, according to Newsweek.