Ukrainian forces seize tactical initiative across frontline, Syrskyi says
Ukrainian counterattacks have liberated more than 400 square kilometers of southern Ukraine in winter and spring 2026, with further gains in Kupyansk and Zaporizhzhia.
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“There was fear”: Colombian “Tornado” held frontline position in Ukraine for 110 days, repelling relentless Russian attacks
He's blunt about why he came — a good cause, and the money. He's just as blunt about the rest.
Russia is abandoning its push on Stepnohirsk where average mobilized Russian soldier survived 12 minutes
Russia threw elite units at Stepnohirsk. The average newly mobilized soldier lasted 12 minutes. Now Russia is leaving.
One of few Western officials to witness war firsthand: What did Germany’s defense minister see on Ukraine’s front line?
Boris Pistorius went to the front line. Then he joined an EU defense ministers meeting from headquarters near combat area.
Ukrainian soldier stumbled into a Russian dugout. Two weeks later he walked out with a POW
A wounded Ukrainian corporal spent 14 days unarmed beside an armed captor. The captor surrendered.
Europe has 2 mn troops, Russia 1.3 mn, Ukraine 800,000 — and Kyiv is the one teaching, Stubb says
In Prague, Finland's President Alexander Stubb said Europe should ask what Ukraine offers it, not what it needs — and that no Western army fights a modern war the way Ukraine does.
Four troops stranded without food at the front expose concealed failures – brigade commander fired
The General Staff cites hidden logistics problems and lost positions in the Kupiansk sector as grounds for dismissal.
Ukraine’s new exoskeleton has no electronics, no power supply, and takes 2 minutes to put on
In a war defined by electronic warfare, a purely mechanical system with no power requirements is specifically suited to frontline conditions.
1.5 million more Russian soldiers would have to die to take rest of Donetsk Oblast — Ukraine’s UN ambassador
At 254 Russians killed per square kilometer, Russia needs 183 Years.
Ukraine’s drone operators are about to stop carrying five different controllers to front
The country is solving a significant issue.
Why is Russia’s threat from Belarus not about Kyiv this time?
Belarus is building roads and calling up Reservists.
Norwegian Kongsberg’s answer to mass Russia’s Shahed attacks: mast, camera, and 70 mm rocket
Norway just mounted a drone killer on Ukraine's own armored vehicle.
2,000 violations in 15 hours: what Russia’s Easter truce looked like from the front
Ukraine's General Staff documented the scale of Russia's unilateral ceasefire before Easter Sunday had even begun.
Ukraine’s general who lost Siversk just said what few commanders ever admit
This is how Ukraine handles the battlefield loss.
Ukraine takes back 480 sq km near Oleksandrivka as Russia pushes for Dnipropetrovsk “buffer zone” – Syrskyi says
Ukraine recaptured 480 sq km and 12 settlements on the Oleksandrivka direction since late January, Syrskyi reports after a front visit.
Ukraine’s “Raid” Regiment destroys Russian Starlink alternative
Russia relies on alternative networks after losing Starlink access.
“The enemy failed”: Russia threw over 600 attacks at Ukraine’s front in 4 days. Ukraine held the line – Syrskyi
Syrskyi says Russian forces lost more than 6,000 troops killed and wounded in the surge – and failed to break through anywhere.
Russia gears up for bigger war—plans to recruit 409,000 more troops for Ukraine front
Meanwhile, a spring offensive ignites, and immediately bleeds, with over 3,000 Russian troops lost in just two days.
Russia concentrating its biggest push on Zaporizhzhia, now its primary axis – Syrskyi
The commander-in-chief visited units near Huliaipole and ordered additional drones, ammo, and ground robots to the sector as fighting intensifies.
Ukraine has enough money to last until May, EU officials say
Ukraine will not run out of money until early May — six weeks later than feared — giving the European Union time to break Hungary's veto on a €90 billion aid package before Kyiv's accounts run dry, four officials told Politico.