Frontline report

Ukraine is hitting shadow tankers, refineries, and oil wells—disrupting every link in Russia’s export chain.

To defend against Ukrainian drones, Russian aircrews placed tires on parked jets. It didn’t work. At least four Su-34s were destroyed on the ground.

With oil profits down 30%, Russia’s betting on a crypto scheme run by Ilan Shor — a fugitive oligarch, convicted fraudster, and Kremlin-backed power broker in Moldova.

The F-35s carry no nuclear weapons, but Moscow's false claims may be building justification for retaliation.

Ukraine struck the trains, fuel depots, and drone bunkers—before Russia could even move.

Ukraine has launched domestic production of the Turkish-designed Bayraktar drone and is now using it to target Russian warships in the Black Sea.

Colombian fighters stormed a Russian trench network near Ukraine’s border, clearing bunkers with drone support, grenades, and close-quarters combat.

A Russian warship escorted illegal oil through the Channel on 16 June. The UK responded — at sea and on sanctions lists.

Ukrainian forces killed battalion commander Andrey Yartsev and overran his command post, forcing dozens of Russian soldiers to surrender.

At the Suwalki Gap, Russia doesn’t need a blitz—just fog, forest, and time.

Russia builds at the border, so Finland calls up more troops and locks in.

By targeting Tyotkino, Ukraine aims to carve off part of Kursk and disrupt Russia’s Sumy push.

You've probably never heard of nitrocellulose—but this cotton-based explosive from Kazakhstan powers Russia's bullets in Ukraine.

Russia is building over 4,000 drones a month. Ukraine is blowing up the factories behind it.

Sweden will begin inspecting Russian shadow fleet tankers on 1 July, with its air force and navy standing by.

Russia’s nuclear submarines are over 6,000 km from Ukraine — but that might not be far enough.

Explosives, bomb kits, and missile parts are burning as Ukraine targets Russia’s war industry at its source.

Serbian ammo has been showing up in Ukraine for years. Only now, with a factory in flames, is Putin pretending to be shocked.

Poland is tripling its army and investing over $50 billion in defense as Russia maneuvers behind Belarus.