Yevheniia Martyniuk

Keith Kellogg warned the assault undermines fragile negotiations as Ukraine reels from one of the war’s deadliest nights.

With 73% of businesses understaffed, defense plants are breaking under labor shortages and falling output.

The Novoshakhtinsk oil refinery processes 100,000 barrels daily. Locals now face water shortages, toxic air, and unpaid wages.

Meeting Putin at Trump’s Alaska summit, Archbishop Alexei’s remarks drew backlash and forced him to clarify he acted alone, not for the Orthodox Church in America.

Hours of bombing today destroyed gas lines. The postal service fled, saying it was "too dangerous".

Stockholm sent tanks, drones, and even its full fleet of armored carriers—everything but the jets Ukraine wanted most.

Kyiv leans on drones out of necessity, but commanders still demand HIMARS, ATACMS, and guided shells to stop Russian advances.

A US journalist says Zaluzhnyi has built a political team in London, though his aides reject the claims.

Poland’s army initially said no airspace was violated, but prosecutors later confirmed the wreckage came from a Russian drone.

With a 3,000 km range and one-ton warhead, Ukraine’s Flamingo trades invisibility for sheer volume.

A Kyiv officer warned US negotiators are pressing Ukraine to yield territory, raising fears Washington is advancing Russia’s interests.

Trump’s Article 5-style pledge, reportedly agreed in Alaska talks with Putin, revived plans for a multinational force in Ukraine.

The strike near Pokrovsk used a 14.5 mm Snipex Alligator rifle guided by drones and AI, doubling the weapon’s official range.

Steve Witkoff said Russia agreed to NATO-style protections for Kyiv and to pass a law forbidding future Russian invasions of European countries.