Russia loses eyes over Crimea, fuel, military echelon, troop concentration—all in Ukraine’s four-target operation
Russia's Nebo-U radar saw everything within 400km, except the strike that killed it.
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“Some European capitals believe Putin will win in Ukraine”: Germany plans to send €1B monthly to Kyiv prove Russia can be defeated
Some European countries believe that Russian leader Vladimir Putin will eventually win in Ukraine, according to Bundestag member…
Russia’s petrochemical plant, producing military polymers engulfed in flames after Ukrainian strike 300 km away from border
Ukraine neutralizes threats on enemy soil.
Ukraine’s 39th Brigade turns 70-year-old weapon into valuable frontline asset
Ukraine transforms museum pieces into Russia's nightmare.
He got smashed, then drank even more vodka and signed contract: Russian POW shares his story in Ukrainian captivity
“I woke up hungover and went to enlist — still drunk,” he said.
Ukraine destroys Russia’s newest reconnaissance drone named after Kyivan Rus ruler (VIDEO)
The operation shows that, regardless of name or design, Russian unmanned aerial assets remain highly vulnerable to precision countermeasures of Ukrainian forces.
He tried to get away with money for army — but Ukraine caught him in Armenia
The organizer of a massive $480,000 fraud scheme is handed over by Armenia to Ukrainian authorities.
Ukrainian paratroopers execute daring parachute-free airdrop under fire near Pokrovsk, breaking through Russian lines
The 7th Corps of the Air Assault Forces confirmed the operation, saying synchronized work by air defense, EW, reconnaissance, and drone units allowed troops to reinforce key positions inside the embattled city.
From restaurant to trench: Iraqi “contract soldier” describes hell of Russian forces
Khalaf said he was detained in Russia for lacking a work permit and offered a brutal choice.
Putin’s order on “foreign journalist corridors” in three Ukrainian cities, could end with war crimes
Ukraine's Foreign Ministry warns journalists against accepting Russia's offer, citing the 2014 Ilovaisk massacre where Moscow promised safe passage through a "humanitarian corridor" before opening fire, killing 366 Ukrainian soldiers who trusted similar Russian guarantees.
Syrskyi discusses aid packages with NATO chief in Europe as Russia’s terror campaign intesifies
The US reportedly handed Grynkewich authority to approve Ukrainian long-range strikes inside Russia.
“Angels” risked everything to bring them home — Ukrainian soldiers escape from Russian forced labor in occupied Luhansk
Ukrainian Naval special intelligence unit “Angels” has reported successfully returning home a 29-year-old Armed Forces veteran and a…
How Ukraine’s top military units turned soldiers into employees—with better results
After three years in Russian detention, a Ukrainian lieutenant was met off the bus by Azov Care, which arranged his hospital, prosthetic, and 24/7 hotline. This soldier welfare approach—absent in Soviet tradition—helps explain how three units recruited 60,000 troops, The Economist reports.
Seven more countries step up to arm Ukraine as Russia intensifies its terror strikes ahead of winter
The initiative ensures Kyiv receives essential missiles, ammunition, and air defense systems, including Patriots.
Partisans deep in Russian rear spark chain reaction of delays for Moscow’s southern front in Ukraine
A precise attack on a critical railway hub by Atesh forces causes cascading disruptions to Russian military logistics in Rostov Oblast.
Ukraine sends drone warfare experts to Denmark as mystery UAVs trigger Nordic security alert
Ukrainian drone warfare specialists have joined Danish forces for week-long "Wings of Defense" exercises as Copenhagen deals with unidentified aerial vehicles in its airspace
Zelenskyy says he knows exact target of Hungarian spy drones in Ukraine
Hungary's drone surveillance of Ukrainian industrial facilities follows the 2025 discovery of a Hungarian military intelligence network in Zakarpattia.
Ukraine creates new assault troops branch as separate military force, Zelenskyy announces
The decision to legally establish assault troops as a distinct military branch came after Russian forces began copying Ukraine's assault unit system, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told reporters.
New front opens for unexpected category of Ukrainians — yet joining remains choice, not command
Volunteers can sign one-year contracts after health checks.
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.