Yevheniia Martyniuk

A 30-year-old Ukrainian national from Donetsk, is in custody after a stabbing spree near Amsterdam's Dam Square. The suspect was tackled by a British tourist.

NATO's Baltic members face the highest risk.

Russia’s jamming technology threatens the GPS guidance of Western-made bombs, but Ukraine’s autonomous navigation systems could preserve strike precision.

Vladimir Putin’s recent suggestion is more than just a provocative statement—it’s part of a strategic effort to delay peace talks, analysts argue.

20 Russian drones attacked Dnipro at night. The city saw the destruction of the floating restaurant, a local landmark, as widespread damage and fires took hold.

Denys Komarnytskyi, despite being wanted, easily left the country, while most Ukrainian men are forbidden from doing so under martial law, even though they haven’t committed any crimes.

As Nicola Tesla envisioned over a century ago, Ukraine’s Katran USVs are now navigating the Black Sea with torpedoes in tow.

Ukrainian special forces, missiles, and drones have given Kyiv control of Black Sea shipping lanes, prompting Moscow to seek a diplomatic resolution to a lost battle.

The 3rd Separate Assault Brigade has developed a turret-like platform capable of firing both Soviet R-73 missiles and Western alternatives.

Once a training plane, the Yak-52 has found a new purpose in Ukraine, where it hunts Russian drones with unconventional techniques.

Ukrainian troops cleared border mines and dismantled anti-tank obstacles, creating a path into Demidovka after Russian defenses failed to stop their advance.

These old vehicles are far from ready for combat and might never be.

Ukraine's former energy minister, Oleksiy Orzhel, warns that current Ukrainian law forbids the proposal but acknowledges that "what once seemed impossible has become more feasible."

A Russian attack on Kyiv killed a father and his daughter who had fled Orikhiv, a town in Zaporizhzhia Oblast destroyed by Russian forces.