Ukraine exposes Russian death lists of prominent figures after parliament speaker’s assassination in Lviv
The 52-year-old Euromaidan leader survived grenade attacks and multiple murder attempts since 2014 before the 2025 Russian operation.
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Ukraine destroys irreplaceable Soviet radio telescope in Crimea, opening path to more operations
Ukrainian Navy officials revealed the strikes specifically target layered defenses protecting both the strategic bridge and Novorossiysk naval base where Russian missile carriers operate.
US pressures Europe to sanction India while importing Russian uranium and palladium
he 50% tariff escalation followed India's rejection of Trump's request for Nobel Peace Prize nomination, according to sources, pushing New Delhi toward stronger ties with China.
Ukraine blows up another rail substation in southern Russia powering rail traffic to occupied Crimea
Kropotkin’s transformer station was targeted in Kyiv’s latest round of a campaign to disrupt Russian military supply chains.
Ukrainian foreign minister warns West against appeasing Russia as Kyiv marks WWII anniversary
Avoiding difficult decisions and favoring weakness over strength allowed evil to grow stronger in 1939, he said.
Poland’s defense chief warns against “getting used to Russia’s war” at WWII anniversary
He also called Russia an "empire of evil."
Business mood lifts as $17.8B in aid props up Ukraine’s economy
Ukrainian businesses are less pessimistic about prospects, while the economy survives increasingly on foreign aid.
Ukraine’s Kyivstar lists on NASDAQ, world’s second-largest exchange in New York, during war
The historic achievement follows government reforms that cut telecom permit times from two years to 25 days, spurring broader international investment.
Russian tanks rolled toward Pokrovsk. Then HIMARS and drones turned the whole convoy into wreckage (video)
The 79th Air Assault Brigade exposed and destroyed the rare Russian column movement.
Kremlin deploys nuclear threats and war nostalgia to spook Western capitals into silence
Russian officials evoke Hiroshima and WWII to warn France and Germany against supporting Kyiv.
Ukraine seeks to tame war risk with state-backed insurance scheme
Ukraine is preparing a nationwide war-risk insurance program to finally open the door for private capital.
Man crashes car through Russian consulate gates in Sydney, police officer injured
A 39-year-old man injured a police constable and crashed his SUV through the Russian consulate gates in Sydney the morning of 1 Sept. Australian authorities arrested a man
German parliamentary chiefs arrive to Kyiv for first bipartisan Ukraine mission
Two key figures from Germany's ruling coalition landed in Kyiv on 1 Sept., marking the first time parliamentary leaders from both the CDU/CSU and SPD have visited Ukraine together since Russia's invasion began.
Hungary continues to veto Ukraine’s accession to EU
Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said Budapest will veto opening concrete negotiation chapters on Ukraine's EU membership, warning that Brussels and Kyiv are "jointly jeopardizing Hungary's energy security."
Poland deports Ukrainian who threatened arson attacks
Polish Interior Minister Marcin Kierwiński announced the deportation of a Ukrainian citizen who posted video threats of arson…
Ukraine is counting on $1 bn a month to buy US weapons through PURL program, Zelenskyy says
Seven NATO allies joined Ukraine's American weapons purchasing program in August, pushing total commitments past $2 bn as President announced expectations for sustained monthly billion-dollar contributions.
Zelenskyy calls Putin’s China visit “usual tactic” to avoid war accountability as global leaders demand peace
From the Vatican to Beijing, world leaders are calling for an end to the Ukraine war, but Russia remains the sole holdout in pursuing continued war, Ukrainian President said
Ukrainian Phantoms destroy Russia’s S-400 radars in Crimean strike
The destruction of Russia's most advanced radar systems leaves Crimea's air defenses severely compromised, opening the peninsula to larger Ukrainian operations.
German Chancellor: Ukrainian capitulation means “tomorrow we’re next”
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz cautioned that Ukrainian surrender would create a cascade of Russian attacks on neighboring countries, ultimately reaching Germany,
59% of Ukrainians support cessation of hostilities and search for compromise
About 75% of Ukrainians reject any ceasefire agreement unless Western allies provide concrete security assurances