Yevheniia Martyniuk

First, Russia kidnapped Bogdan Ermokhin from occupied Mariupol, then it forcefully adopted him. In two weeks, it will likely send him to the Army as Russia scrambles to assemble manpower to keep invading Ukraine.

The Russians have converted Sedove in Donetsk Oblast into an ammunition depot and a parking area for military vehicles.

In the Planet Labs images from 5 November, the damage at the Kerch shipyard is visible, as well as a Russian military vessel that appears to be damaged.

As a result of the strikes, two people were killed, six were wounded, and one school was destroyed, the regional authorities reported.

Media reports, citing sources and social media, suggest that Ukrainian soldiers in the frontline village in Zaporizhzhia Oblast were assembled for an awards ceremony when a Russian Iskander ballistic missile hit them.

Russian soldiers say that the risk of fire alerting Ukrainian forces meant that they 'couldn't even boil a mug of tea.' They highlighted living and eating 'monotonous' food in pervasive mud.

The Russian electronic warfare system "Pole-21" was developed in 2016. According to Russian sources, its effective range is 60 km.

The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported 82 battles along the frontline within the past day.

Pressure on Ukraine to negotiate an end to the war will likely remain meaningless if not harmful as long as Putin believes that he can achieve his objectives on the battlefield, an ISW assessment reports.

Vladimir Putin and Russian officials have left no room for ambiguity: they openly aim to erase Ukrainians as a nation. Vote to choose the most blatantly genocidal and chauvinistic utterance of Russian propagandists or officials in our poll.

Mirroring Israel's eternal struggle for survival, Ukraine is fighting like hell against Putin's genocidal war machine bent on wiping the very nation off the map.

There are indications Camozzi has maintained dealings in Russia with sanctioned companies directly involved in the Ukraine war, despite international pressure.

The skies above Russia have become a battleground as Ukraine's drone warfare takes center stage.

From improvised “wedding drone” bombers to long-range kamikaze drones, Ukraine's rapid drone innovation has given it a tactical edge against Russia's forces. But can it stay ahead in the high-tech arms race?