Russia’s air war has cost the average Ukrainian mall 166.8 working days since 2022, about eight months of closed floors
Ukraine's malls spent a fifth of August under air-raid alerts, a new record.
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42,020 troops, 1,827 artillery systems, 89 tanks: Ukraine’s tally of what it cost Russia to keep fighting in August
As frontline losses climb, Moscow fires ballistic missiles and jet drones Ukraine cannot catch.
Russia lost 42,860 men in July, its worst month this year. That’s up from 31,700 in January
Russian forces lost 42,860 troops in July 2026, the highest monthly toll of the year, bringing seven-month losses to 238,650, Ukraine's General Staff says.
NATO and Ukraine just launched their first joint defense tech competition. €10 million is the prize
The competition has been launched under the UNITE — Brave NATO program, bringing together companies from Ukraine and NATO member states
What Ukraine’s fifth year of war will really look like
Here are the battles — technological, industrial, and institutional — that may decide the war in 2026
Russia’s next axis: Kostiantynivka. Ukrainian commander says its defense could tie down Moscow’s army for entire 2026
Battles for Kostiantynivka are beginning.
Russia bombs Kharkiv zoo on first day of 2026: Most birds killed, lions wounded, volunteer in hospital after assault
The Russian bomb hit the building with tranquilizers.
“Propaganda is ready”: Russia may be preparing escalation on NATO’s eastern flank with checkpoints and control in 2026, says expert
Expert says Russia may seize Suwałki Corridor in 2026 to blackmail the Alliance.
Russia dives into its nuclear past — prepares to raise Soviet submarines from Arctic seabed
Two Soviet-era wrecks, both radioactive and tied to deadly accidents, are now at the center of Russia’s Arctic ambitions.
Ukraine’s Plan A: peace, but Russia doesn’t want it. Plan B: $60 billion for 2026 from allies — Zelenskyy
With Russia demanding surrender and Washington withholding aid, Ukraine braces for an unsustainable financial cliff.