Patriot missiles are Ukraine’s best defense—more are on the way
Ukraine is nearly out of Patriot missiles — the only system it has that can stop Russia’s fastest and deadliest weapons.
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Russian aggression in Europe and in Ukraine in particular.
One Ukrainian drone keeps smashing Russia’s top war factories—so Germany’s paying for 500 more
Hundreds more long-range Furious drones are coming, funded by Berlin.
Frontline report: Russia says NATO jets in Estonia are nuclear. They’re not—but the danger’s real
The F-35s carry no nuclear weapons, but Moscow's false claims may be building justification for retaliation.
How Ukraine can win, p.5: Russia is winning the recruitment war. That’s also how it could lose.
The vibes at the massacre are good—but it's costing Russia a fortune.
Frontline report: Ukrainian drone strikes on military targets race to weaken Russia before major offensive launch
Ukraine systematically targets Russian command centers, ammunition and oil depots, and railway networks to delay Moscow's planned multi-front summer offensive spanning from Sumy to Kherson—the largest coordinated assault Russia has attempted since the full-scale invasion began.
A Russian drone found the toughest armor on the battlefield—and lost
Russian observers celebrated a drone strike on a Ukrainian Leopard 2A6 near Pysarivka. They filmed the moment it hit the tank’s frontal turret—the exact spot where its armor is thickest.
Frontline report: Ukrainian warplanes sweep over Russian lines to smash the Zaporizhzhia offensive before it begins
Ukraine struck the trains, fuel depots, and drone bunkers—before Russia could even move.
One Ukrainian tank, three soldiers, and 50,000 Russians stopped in Sumy
Three Ukrainian soldiers fired 125mm shells at point-blank range near the village of Yablunivka, halting a month-long Russian offensive aimed at Sumy Oblast.
Frontline report: Putin rushes massive troop surge to Moldova breakaway to save European land bridge dreams
Ukraine's cutoff of Russian gas has collapsed Transnistria's economy and sparked local doubts about Russian alignment, threatening to eliminate Moscow's only viable endpoint for westward expansion.
Ukraine’s new M-1 Abrams tanks are ready—but their brigade might not be
Ukraine is getting 49 M-1 tanks from Australia. It risks wasting them.
Frontline report: Ukraine’s making 120 Bayraktar drones a year—and sending them after Russian warships
Ukraine has launched domestic production of the Turkish-designed Bayraktar drone and is now using it to target Russian warships in the Black Sea.
Inside Russia’s secret digital war on NATO’s logistics lifeline to Ukraine
A report reveals the scope of a three-year-long cyber campaign: infiltrators gained long-term access using spearphishing and known software flaws.
“Every object is a maybe.” Russia’s cheapest traps are killing Ukraine’s scarce bomb experts
“Could be any of this,” the sapper said, pointing to my phone and a Sprite can. In Kherson, he lost his foot finding out.
Ukraine deploys Leopard 1A5 “sniper tanks” with 7 brigades
Fitted with layered armor, these aging tanks are surviving drone strikes, even on Ukraine’s most dangerous front lines.
Frontline report: Colombian vets and Ukrainian drones sweep Russian trenches in Kursk forest
Colombian fighters stormed a Russian trench network near Ukraine’s border, clearing bunkers with drone support, grenades, and close-quarters combat.
Ukraine just declared open season on Russia’s drone nests in urgent strategy shift
Ukraine isn’t just shooting down drones anymore—it’s going after the operators. Under new leadership, drone crews are now the priority targets.
Frontline report: UK patrols cut off Russian shadow tankers at Baltic chokepoints – Putin’s oil billions at risk
A Russian warship escorted illegal oil through the Channel on 16 June. The UK responded — at sea and on sanctions lists.
Frontline report: Ukraine set a forest trap in Sumy — a Russian battalion vanished inside
Ukrainian forces killed battalion commander Andrey Yartsev and overran his command post, forcing dozens of Russian soldiers to surrender.
Russia killed her mom and little sister. Now her iPhone keeps showing them smiling.
The photo shows Mariia's proud face after cutting her own hair.
These spiky Russian vans look like a joke—until the drones hit
What looks like a construction site mishap is actually Russia’s “porcupine van”—a spiked vehicle built to deflect Ukrainian drones on the battlefield.