Ukrainian scouts used a captured Russian soldier’s radio to gather intelligence for four days
Recon soldiers shared stories about their daily lives with ArmyInform.
Germany works to organize a Coalition of the Willing meeting as Russia strikes Ukraine’s energy sector
Ukraine and Germany have also agreed to hold a meeting of national security advisers in the E3 format.
Kinzhal is 90% identical to Iskander-M: Ukraine’s intelligence identifies 58 companies in production chain
Russia is developing a modified version of the Kinzhal missile, equipped with a warhead that strikes targets with fragments and a blast wave.
Russia has a plan for Ukraine this winter, Ukraine says: intercepted document reportedly outlines up to 1,000 missiles, drones, and bombs targeting 60 critical infrastructure sites
Substations near Ukraine’s western border, through which the country receives electricity from Europe, could be among the first targets.
Moldova pulls its border officers off Ukrainian soil again as Russian drones keep hitting crossings
“They will work on the territory of Moldova.” Moldovan Interior Minister Daniela Misail-Nikitin, on withdrawing border personnel from Ukraine.
Two 14-year-old boys killed by an explosive device in a field in Sumy Oblast
Residents are being warned that, in addition to constant Russian attacks, there is a risk of encountering explosive devices.
Russia’s war against Ukraine sends the bill to its own companies: bond defaults head for a 17-year high
The squeeze is spreading from small firms to Moscow's own budget, which is running a record deficit to keep the war going.
25-year-old Natalia, born in Russia, served in the Israeli army, returned to Ukraine during the full-scale invasion, and join the Armed Forces of Ukraine
Ukrainian society is not yet ready for the mandatory mobilization of women into the military, she believes.
Germany accuses Russia of a drone bomb attempt at Leipzig. Now its eight biggest airports get drone detection
The air traffic controller's system spots drones in approach and departure paths and alerts the police, who remain responsible for stopping them.
Russia is out to break Ukraine’s economy this winter, Jetten says—and the Netherlands will help keep Ukraine’s drone-hunting F-16s in the air
Ukraine is finding ammunition for its F-16s “virtually all over the world,” Zelenskyy said on 5 October.
Russia burned 628,000 new school textbooks in Kharkiv at the peak of back-to-school season
They sat in Ranok's warehouse, built on the site of a former bread factory, with millions of other books. Firefighters fought the blaze for a week.
Ukraine says its strikes have knocked out more than 51% of Russia’s oil refining capacity
Production and procurement of Ukraine's long-range strike drones tripled this year, and the Defense Ministry plans to scale them further.
Russia’s 2026 deficit nearly doubles to a record $88 billion, and its new budget plans three more years in the red
The draft sent to the Duma still gives the military its biggest budget since the full-scale invasion began.
Belgium will send three F-16 fighter jets, but maintenance delays may keep Ukraine from using them
The likely reason is the lengthy maintenance process, which may keep many of the jets from shooting down Russian drones and cruise missiles attacking Ukraine.