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Russia’s monthly land grab in Ukraine has collapsed from hundreds of km² to 14, OSINT data showAs Ukraine paired a battlefield network linking every drone and sensor with strikes deep behind Russian lines, DeepState's monthly tally for May is the smallest in years of Russia's grinding offensive. -
A Putin-list oligarch runs Poland’s vape market. The EU won’t sanction him.Ukraine, Poland, and Australia sanctioned Oleg Boyko. Brussels left him off—as his lawyers move. -
Russia’s $30m terror missile keeps missingIf Russia's Oreshnik missile is a terror weapon, it's not actually a very scary one. It keeps missing and failing. -
Can Russian missiles really decimate Kyiv?Missiles remain a deadly threat but are bottlenecked by production and launch platform availability -
Europe weighs freezing Russia’s oil price cap as the Iran war threatens to loosen itBrussels could override the automatic formula that would otherwise let the ceiling jump from $44.10 to at least $65 a barrel in July, Bloomberg says. -
What keeps Ukraine’s groceries expensive when the summer harvest should make them cheap?Even with the household electricity tariff frozen flat. -
Ukrainian drones learned to shrug off Russian jamming. Now they’re hunting the jammers.Ukraine's Vampire drones are some of its best weapons. Now they're getting even better. -
Twenty armed men capture a village on NATO’s eastern border. What happens next?A Ukrainian frontline commander has thought it through. Europe hasn't. -
Starobilsk incident highlights Ukrainian concerns over civilian risk in deep strikes and limits of wartime verification in occupied areasUkraine said it struck a “Rubicon” command position in occupied Starobilsk, while Russian occupation authorities claimed a dormitory was hit and reported casualties. -
EU approves nearly €2.8 billion for Ukraine after positive assessment of its fourth-quarter 2025 reform progressThe tranche follows the sixth payment of €2.3 billion approved in December 2025 and brings total Ukraine Facility disbursements since 2024 to €26.8 billion. -
The Ukrainian drone detectors that may soon protect everyone elseMeet one Ukrainian company that's trying to give this tech a global reach -
Russians caught putting Pantsirs on rooftops in Moscow in the rain following Ukrainian strikesEvery air defense platform defending Moscow is a platform not defending elsewhere. -
Russian refining output fell 9.2% in April as Ukrainian drone strikes hit fuel plantsMoscow stopped publishing fuel output. Rosstat’s own index registered the drop regardless. -
Not just nuclear power: how Rosatom fuels Russia’s war machineThis is part one of a series of three articles exploring Rosatom, its role in the war in Ukraine, and Moscow’s international influence. -
Ukrainian drones used to burn one tanker. Now they can burn the whole trainOne rocket-armed Fire Point drone could do eight times the damage of the version flying last month. -
Ukrainian operators say their FPV hit Russian truck at record 102 kmBattery technology is being pushed to the hilt by Ukraine's techs and scientists -
Why is Russia preparing to ration jet fuel? Refining just hit a 16-year lowThe diesel decision is still split among officials. Refiners told to curb foreign sales. -
ISW: a Belarus ground invasion is very unlikely, but Russia may use Belarusian airspace to hit western UkraineBelarus has neither massed forces on the Ukrainian border nor would Russia have the reserves to support a Belarusian ground push, per the assessment. -
Discount supermarkets and pharmacies dominate Ukraine’s resilient companies rankingNew YouControl–Top Lead study shows wartime growth in survival-economy sectors. -
Ukrainian drones now reach so deep that Russia closed its main highway to CrimeaOccupation governor Vladimir Saldo signed the order after Ukrainian mid-range drones began hitting the road Russia's southern military supply depends on.
