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Ukrainian forces repel 36 Russian assaults, push forward up to 400 meters on Pokrovsk front
The defenders say Moscow is paying a severe price in what has become one of the deadliest battles of the war.
“Life there looks like death”: Pokrovsk, Chasiv Yar, Kostiantynivka — Ukrainian soldiers hold burning triangle of Donbas
As Moscow pushes to capture all of Donetsk Oblast, these three cities form the heart of resistance. Ukrainian experts warn that without Pokrovsk, Russia cannot advance toward Kramatorsk — the symbolic prize of the Donbas.
Next steps on Donetsk’s map after Pokrovsk — first Kostiantynivka, Sloviansk, and Kramatorsk in Moscow’s occupation plan
Russian forces attempt to seize Pokrovsk with infiltrating groups from the northwest and north, aiming to crack Ukraine’s eastern defenses.
Europe must be prepared, as Russia says its Peresvet system can cover up to 1,500 km and target reconnaissance satellites
Kubilius says Russian spy satellites are already shadowing German ones.
Europe’s fears of losing comfort may cost it true independence, former Ukrainian army chief Zaluzhnyi says
According to Zaluzhnyi, a new doctrine is being formed that will create armies of robots and artificial intelligence, but Europe still postpones difficult defense decisions in favor of comfort and political popularity.
Not just participants — Ukraine commands NATO’s simulated enemy for first time in history at Portugal naval drills
Using over 100 sea, land, underwater, and aerial drones, Ukraine orchestrated complex strikes and threat responses, proving its technologies meet NATO standards.
Kyiv ratifies century-long pact with UK, while security guarantees hang in balance
The majority of Ukrainian deputies vote for the historic agreement between the two states.
Ukraine offers allies to learn how to fight modern skies as hundreds of Russian drones destroyed nightly
Ukraine's Air Force commanders coordinate small units, interceptor drones, and electronic warfare systems.
“Eastern Sentry” – NATOs new plan to defend from Russian drones
NATO Secretary General and SACEUR announced a new defensive operation combining air, ground, and counter-drone capabilities, in response to recent Russian drone incursions into NATO territory.
Lukashenko’s spy caught mapping defenses in Ukraine’s border region near Poland
With a phone and a Google Map, a Volyn local fed military intel to Belarusian handlers.
Russia once again finds way to evade Ukraine’s smartest defenses against its deadliest drones
Russia has adapted again, forcing defenders into a new phase of drone warfare.
Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1241: Zaluzhnyi warns Ukraine has time until 2027 to revolutionize war strategy or face defeat
The UK has formed a new trilateral military bloc with France and Germany, creating what officials describe as a "NATO within NATO" amid fears of a global conflict with Russia and China in 2027.
Ukraine launches AI startup battle, backed by German Defense Ministry, to outpace Russia’s war machine
Germany aids Ukraine’s cutting-edge startups to turn ideas into weapons.
“Brave and humane”: Colombian volunteers earn respect on Ukraine’s frontlines
Trained under Ukraine’s state integration programs, these foreign volunteers rescue wounded comrades while battling Russia’s most hardened troops.
Ukraine’s tech revolution clashes with Russia’s massive military machine — result will define future of warfare
Ukraine’s defense relies on rapid innovation, cutting-edge drones, and creative battlefield technology, while Russia counters with sheer numbers and relentless production.
Russian forces drop banned chemical irritants from drones on Ukraine
111,000 Russian soldiers swarm the front, using forbidden gases and high-tech warfare to choke Ukrainian supply lines.
China dissects Russia’s mistakes in Ukraine while building world’s largest naval arsenal for potential Taiwan war
Beijing is regarding a drawn-out, grinding war, one it believes it can outlast.
Russian missile with 400 kg explosive mass was flying 1,000 km to kill — but met Ukrainian kindergarten teacher
Nataliia Hrabarchuk once soothed children to sleep. Now she stalks the skies with a Soviet Igla launcher.
Ukrainian-Estonian start-up turns recon copters into precision killers that outsmart jammers
Ukraine’s hover-capable copters now strike through jamming — and they cost a fraction of what traditional weapons do.