Vira Kravchuk

The bipartisan resolution declared that Russia's systematic abduction of Ukrainian minors constitutes an attempt to "erase the Ukrainian nation and identity."

Anders Fogh Rasmussen said preparations for European force deployment after a potential Ukraine ceasefire are advancing too slowly and that Russia now invests more in defense than all European countries combined.

Six officials familiar with the discussions told the New York Times that Trump had retreated from threats of joining European sanctions against Moscow, instead emphasizing future trade opportunities with Russia.

Andrii Portnov worked for pro-Russian President Viktor Yanukovych before the Revolution of Dignity in 2014. He was sanctioned by the US for allegedly bribing judicial officials and faced treason investigations in Ukraine.

Ukraine plans to secure 3 million shells from international partners overall in 2025.

Russian sources claim the attack killed 70 Ukrainian soldiers in Shostka, while the Ukrainian side reports 6 killed and 10 injured.

The Bolkhov Semiconductor Plant produces microchips, semiconductors, and "eternal batteries" used in electronic warfare equipment.

Booby-trapped homes awaited returning Ukrainian civilians. While the world looked away, Chris Garrett made defusing these deadly "welcome gifts" his mission—until his final device.

Despite skepticism from many people, two Ukrainian intelligence officers with prosthetic limbs successfully reached Everest base camp to prove that "life after amputation exists."

The win of Nicușor Dan, who defeated pro-Russian nationalist George Simion, means continued support and aid for Ukraine that was threatened by his opponent.

American military experts cite maintenance challenges and battlefield vulnerability of Australian US-made M1A1 Abrams tanks on the way to Ukraine.

"I do not rule out that we would participate in peacekeeping in Ukraine, should it come to that," said Austrian Defense Minister Klaudia Tanner.

The Security Service of Ukraine used aerial and maritime drones to attack an occupied gas platform with a "Neva" radar installation, continuing Ukraine's systematic campaign to degrade Russian naval capabilities.

Despite international pressure for a ceasefire, Putin remains committed to continuing Russia's military offensive in Ukraine while simultaneously engaging in peace talks, insisting on his maximalist demands.