Yevheniia Martyniuk

Three newly released videos document Ukrainian forces transforming basic FPV drones into lethal ambush weapons, striking targets from concealed positions along Russian supply routes.

Hundreds of demonstrators tried to block a key motorway near Tbilisi, reviving demands for new parliamentary elections. Police responded with force, detaining opposition leaders.

Sergey Efremov, deputy governor of Russia’s Primorsky Krai, was killed while returning to Russian lines in Kursk Oblast.

The Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (JINR), located near Moscow, continues to allow Russian scientists to spy on CERN’s cutting-edge nuclear research, bypassing international sanctions and raising serious security concerns.

Russia’s Black Sea fleet has suffered severe damage from Ukrainian naval drone attacks, prompting the deployment of ship-based Orion UAVs for the first time.

Ukrainian drones have recently struck oil refineries operated by major producers Lukoil and Rosneft, raising concerns over Russia's ability to sustain fuel production.

Ukrainian forces are hiding FPV drones in roadside grass along supply routes in Kursk Oblast, enabling remote strikes on Russian vehicles without exposing operators to danger.

Poland, Ukraine's strongest EU ally, has emerged as the largest importer of banned Russian timber, taking in a third of all suspect shipments since sanctions began.

Satellite images show Russia building a naval base in breakaway Abkhazia after losing one-third of its Black Sea fleet to Ukrainian attacks.

Ukrainian factories now deliver howitzers in 60 days at $2.5 million per unit – compared to years of wait time and $4.3 million price tags from European manufacturers - as a Danish initiative channels Western aid directly to local weapons production.

Moscow has abandoned its "trademark" mass assaults in favor of small-unit tactics and reduced artillery fire.

A converted shipping container in Ukraine's capital houses an unlikely solution to military recruitment: a drone training program so popular it turns away qualified applicants while other units struggle to fill their ranks.

Russian losses are repurposed as Ukrainian defeats, a single damaged Challenger tank is spun into multiple victories, and old footage is rebranded as new losses—Russian propaganda accounts reached millions with fabricated evidence of Ukrainian setbacks.

Russia's premier S-500 and S-400 air defense systems are proving insufficient, forcing Moscow to rely on upgraded Soviet-era S-300s that struggle against Ukraine's advanced strike capabilities.