They were 6 and 4, asleep in their beds—then a Russian drone came for them, their parents, and their unborn twin siblings
Rescuers pulled the bodies of two boys, along with their parents, from the ruins in Chernechchyna, Sumy Oblast.
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ISW: Putin orders semi-annual draft while turning conscription into year-round bureaucracy to dodge mobilization bottlenecks
A shift that could let Russia tap more reservists later without public mobilization shock.
Europe’s largest nuclear plant runs on backup diesel under Russian occupation — and every hour brings continent closer to disaster
Shelling and obstruction keep Ukrainian specialists out, pushing the station closer to a worst-case scenario.
Ukraine sends drone warfare experts to Denmark as mystery UAVs trigger Nordic security alert
Ukrainian drone warfare specialists have joined Danish forces for week-long "Wings of Defense" exercises as Copenhagen deals with unidentified aerial vehicles in its airspace
Ukrainian FM: Orban’s media blockade targets facts, not propaganda—”the farther from the truth the better”
Hungary has blocked Ukrainian news portals in what officials call "mirror measures" following Kyiv's September ban on Hungarian sites Origo and Demokrata
Tomahawks for Kyiv would send message to Kremlin — but allies must also build launchers, says expert
The missile itself can reach deep into Russia’s rear.
Orbán and Fico defy Trump, EU on Russian energy as bloc prepares tariff response
Brussels is preparing new tariffs targeting Russian crude through Budapest and Bratislava
84 years after Babyn Yar executions, Ukraine warns Europe: ignoring terror makes it stronger
Nazi Babyn Yar massacte carved horror into Kyiv. Today, Russian strikes test the same lesson.
Czech analysts expose about 300 TikTok accounts pushing pro-Russian agenda before parliamentary vote
Anonymous accounts on TikTok are generating 5 to 9 million views weekly by boosting parties that want the Czech Republic to leave NATO and the EU
Deputy defense minister confirms Swedish Gripen jets coming to Ukraine for the first time
Ukraine will operate American F-16s, French Mirages, and Swedish Gripens simultaneously, Deputy Defense Minister Ivan Havryliuk confirmed
Zelenskyy proposes drone-killer network to stop attacks over Europe
Combining Ukraine’s frontline experience with modern air defenses, mobile units, and drone interceptors could end Moscow’s freedom to strike from the air.
Norway’s skies under lockdown as Oslo Airport closes twice in three days due to drone attacks
Norwegian Airlines and Widerøe planes were forced to reroute after drones appeared near runways, highlighting a growing pattern of aerial sabotage in Northern Europe.
Russia doesn’t seek peace. It seeks escalation — 18 attacks on NATO in September show it
Unable to crush Ukraine by force, Moscow now strikes at the perception of safety in Europe, using drones, bombers, and propaganda to erode unity.
Russians encircled north of Donetsk’s Pokrovsk, Syrskyi confirms
Commander-in-Chief announces encirclement of enemy forces that infiltrated Ukrainian defenses over summer months.
Russian shelling kills two people in Kherson, damages 18th-century cathedral during service
Russian attacks on Kherson on Monday morning killed two people—a police officer at a checkpoint and an unidentified local resident—and damaged the city's 18th-century Assumption Cathedral for the 3rd time
In an extremely rare strike, Ukraine’s $500 FPV drone takes down Russia’s $10 million Mi‑8 helicopter (video)
A single first‑person‑view drone from the 59th Brigade hit the low‑flying gunship on 29 September.
F-35 fighters patrol Bornholm as Denmark faces wave of unexplained drone activity
Danish F-35 fighters scrambled over Bornholm on 28 September in the 33rd activation of the country's air interception readiness system over the Baltic Sea this year, following a week of drone sightings that forced airport closures
Power outages in Belgorod following infrastructure strikes: “Price for Russia will be high,” says Yermak
Two critical energy facilities in Belgorod—the city's thermal power station and the electrical substation—were struck, leaving parts of the Russian city without electricity. The attacks came days after a Russian assault on Ukraine using over 500 drones and more than 40 missiles killed four people in Kyiv
General Staff confirms Ukrainian Neptune hits Russian plant in Bryansk Oblast at distance of 240 km
A Russian plant supplying components to 1,500 defense industry enterprises was hit by four Ukrainian Neptune missiles at a range exceeding 240 kilometers
Pro-European forces take Moldova parliament despite Russian interference campaign
Moldova's governing Action and Solidarity party won 50.14% of votes in parliamentary elections, more than double the 24.20% secured by the opposition Patriotic Electoral Bloc that advocates closer ties with Russia