Russian forces kill civilian, injure three in morning attacks on Kherson
An 81-year-old woman died and three men sustained injuries ranging from burns to traumatic brain injury during Russian attacks on Kherson
Browsing Category
Latest news Ukraine
20058 posts
Latest news from Ukraine
122 Crimean Muslims persecuted since Russia’s 2014 annexation: CTRC
Russia has “actively persecuted” members of the Crimean Tatar indigenous group since its illegal annexation of the Ukrainian peninsula in 2014.
Russia eliminates monitoring of facilities where beatings, electrocution becomes standard practice against Ukrainian POWs
Russia plans even worse crimes against Ukrainians after quitting a torture convention, says the Ukrainian ombudsman.
EU’s new Russian sanctions package will not be as expected
EU prepares 19th sanctions package targeting Russian shadow fleet and evasion tactics while leaving energy sales that fund Ukraine war intact.
Ukrainian human rights defender Maksym Butkevych shortlisted for Václav Havel Prize
One of Ukraine’s leading voices on human rights spent 913 days in Russian prison.
Belgium promises first F-16 jets to Ukraine within months
Belgium joins the growing coalition of countries providing F-16s to Ukraine, while also committing to comprehensive support including €20 million for grain initiatives and completing Black Sea demining by 2029.
US-Russia energy deals floated as incentives for Ukraine peace talks: Reuters
Exxon return and LNG equipment sales offered as incentives for Russia agreeing to a peace deal with Ukraine.
Russia helps China to develop amphibious operation system for potential Taiwan attack
The technology transfer coincides with China's strategic commitment to prevent Russia's Ukraine defeat, suggesting coordinated efforts to stretch Western military resources across multiple potential theaters.
Ukrainian intelligence exposes Russian colonel’s four fake combat awards scheme
The scheme exposes how Russia's $1 trillion war budget enriches corrupt officers while families of killed soldiers are systematically denied death benefits.
Brussels confirms member states free to determine refugee payment levels amid Polish restrictions
EU countries must provide Ukrainian refugees with "necessary assistance" but face no minimum payment standards, European Commission confirmed amid Poland's moves to restrict benefits to working Ukrainians.
Ukrainian drone reportedly crashes in Estonian field after Russian GPS jamming diverts flight path
No injuries occurred, but Estonian Security Police warn the device could have caused extensive damage if it had hit residential buildings instead of farmland.
DeepState: Russians occupy two villages in Dnipro Oblast for the first time
After months of Ukrainian military denials, Russian forces established their first confirmed presence in Zaporizke and Novogeorgiyivka villages, Dnipro Oblast.
Russia’s drone giant Kronshtadt faces bankruptcy as sanctions and strikes bite
AO Kronshtadt, one of Russia’s largest drone manufacturers, is drowning in debt.
UPDATE: Russian shelling traps 148 miners underground in Dobropillia coal mines
The 148 trapped miners face potential suffocation or equipment failure without power to operate ventilation and safety systems in the deep coal shafts.
Russia’s Syzran refinery lost critical equipment in recent strikes — Rosneft plant now offline, Astra reports
The core oil processing and pump installations were destroyed, halting operations entirely.
Russia’s closest ally accuses Moscow of betrayal despite sending weapons to kill 13,800 Ukrainians
The alliance fracture reveals how partnerships built on civilian targeting prove fragile when partners face their own military goals.
Ukraine’s debt nears 100% of GDP as war costs hit $185 billion
Ukraine spends more servicing debt than supporting its elderly and vulnerable.
Ukraine knocks out 17% of Russia’s oil capacity — and that’s just this month, Reuters says
Moscow’s energy security unravels as Ukraine escalates long-range attacks on its most vulnerable assets.
Ukrainian man disguised as woman to spy for Russian intelligence. He got 15 years in prison.
A 26-year-old man from Odesa Oblast was recruited through a Telegram channel advertising opportunities for quick financial gain.
Germany to spend $ 9 bn annually to support Ukraine – Finance Minister
Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil announced Germany's €9 billion yearly commitment to Ukraine during talks with Ukrainian officials, up from €1.6 billion in direct budget aid since 2022.