Taisiia Vivdych

Two of Russia's most influential economic officials have publicly acknowledged the mounting costs of the war in Ukraine, as Kyiv's strikes on oil infrastructure and record military spending expose growing cracks in the Kremlin's wartime economy

Airbus has signed a memorandum with Ukraine's Brave1 defence technology cluster, marking the company's entry into a combat-tested innovation system that feeds frontline data directly into weapons development

Canada is strengthening its response to Russian hybrid interference with new programs aimed at detecting disinformation, supporting victims of hybrid attacks, and improving international cooperation, as officials warn that Kremlin influence operations are increasingly targeting Canadian society

Ukraine has begun fielding its first domestically produced guided aerial bombs, part of a broader push to reduce dependence on foreign weapons and counter one of Russia's most effective battlefield advantages

Forensic findings show fractured ribs and blunt chest trauma in multiple cases officially recorded as pneumonia. Ukraine's State Bureau of Investigations is now treating the regiment's commander as a suspect.

The package includes ammunition, weapons, and equipment, as well as funding for Ukrainian military training. On the same day, Danish Defense Minister Jeppe Bruus met Ukrainian Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov in Kyiv.

Ukrainian pilots recount a low-altitude helicopter mission over the Black Sea that helped pave the way for Snake Island's liberation.

The Russian Orthodox Church is pushing to make anti-abortion ideology part of mandatory university education.

Colonel Volodymyr Kononnikov, commander of Ukraine's 154th Separate Mechanized Brigade, was found dead on 28 June in Zaporizhzhia Oblast. Police have opened a murder investigation

The Ukraine Recovery Conference (URC) in Gdańsk closed with 160 agreements worth more than €10 billion, a $3.4 billion package with the World Bank, the launch of the European Flagship Fund for Ukraine’s Reconstruction, and a new Ukraine Transport Support Fund.

Both presidents stayed away from Gdańsk—and the corridors talked less about rebuilding Ukraine than about whether Kyiv and Warsaw can rebuild their own partnership.

Commander-in-Chief announces encirclement of enemy forces that infiltrated Ukrainian defenses over summer months.

Ukraine’s former military chief reveals how UAVs broke hundred years of warfare, and what must happen next to avoid catastrophe.

On 26 September, seven EU countries and Ukraine are going to discuss the so-called "drone wall" to protect Europe's eastern frontier, following Russia's unprecedented violation of Estonian, Polish, and Romanian airspace.