Russia retook positions Ukraine spent nearly a year clearing during Oleshky truce, Kherson regional head says
Russia brought Grad launchers in during the Oleshky truce, Prokudin says, and 34 more left-bank villages are as critical as the town.
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The POW row hasn’t stopped Seoul’s $100 million for Ukraine, but the ministers meet without an apology
In Paris, South Korea’s foreign minister told Ukraine’s top diplomat, Andrii Sybiha, that agreements must be kept, and Kyiv’s account of the talks did not mention the prisoners.
Oleshky’s evacuation was called a success, but some residents didn’t make it out. Now, the aid is still not reaching them
Some people hid in basements without a signal and never learned there was a way out, the town’s Ukrainian administration says.
Russia strikes school where civilians recieved aid in Zaporizhzhia Oblast days after Oleshky truce. Nine more bombs hit its shelter, killing at least 26
The strike on Komyshuvakha, Zaporizhzhia Oblast, comes days after a rare truce let civilians out of occupied Oleshky.
Ukrainian officials reach Russian-held Oleshky. The question now is where its residents can go
Agreement pages send residents who choose Ukraine through Russia and Belarus, and Ukraine's ombudsman is set to travel the same route.
Guns fall silent around Russian-occupied Oleshky so its starving residents can get aid, but Russia’s guarantees remain secret
Ukraine’s ombudsman says both sides are keeping to the deal, while the US first lady’s adviser says Newsmax will send reporters to watch whether residents can leave freely.
Eggs cost nearly 20 times US prices in occupied Oleshky, where Ukraine’s ombudsman says people die of hunger every day
Residents of Russian-occupied Oleshky cannot leave the city and are waiting for an opportunity to evacuate through a humanitarian corridor.
First ton-scale drone lifeline: Ukraine flies 4 more tons of aid into a starving Russian-occupied town of Oleshky
Ukraine is using repeated, ton-scale drone deliveries to bring food and medicine to civilians in an occupied town where food cannot get in and Russian forces are taking supplies from residents.
Spanish nun’s foundation brings her 45th convoy to Kyiv on Independence Day. It hands ambulance and six vehicles to border brigade fighting for Kharkiv
A convent foundation from Manresa delivered an ambulance, a pickup, and five cars, then opened the next stage of a medical program.
Aid the Ukrainian Red Cross stockpiled for winter in Kherson burned in a Russian drone attack
Alongside the cold-weather equipment, the warehouse held the emergency materials aid workers use to close up buildings torn open by Russian strikes, the Ukrainian Red Cross says.
EU approves $7.12 billion for Ukraine’s defense as Kyiv marks 35 years of independence
Patriot interceptor deliveries have fallen from 675 in 2023 to 364 last year, with 264 projected for 2026.
Winter aid, a free-trade target, and a food-safety pact: what Ukraine and Serbia agreed in Belgrade
Beyond the symbolism, the two sides put concrete cooperation on paper across health, energy, and trade.
UN food aid warehouse in Dnipro struck by Russian Iskander missile, impacting supplies for 130,000 people
Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said the strike reflects continued attacks on humanitarian infrastructure despite repeated international calls to protect aid operations.
Philippines sends 40 generators to Ukraine through EU scheme as relationship deepens
Manila ships Ukraine 40 generators through the EU's rescEU framework — deepening a Manila-Kyiv relationship that didn't exist before Zelenskyy's 2024 visit.
Ukraine warns of energy funding gap despite €100M partner pledge for winter preparations
Officials said Ukrainian teams have already identified usable equipment from decommissioned power plants in several EU countries for transfer to Ukraine.
War didn’t stop Ukraine from building economic footprint in West Africa
Ghana is getting Ukrainian flour.
Russian shadow war reaches Europe’s volunteers—Dutch aid groups warn of sabotage, drones, and arson
Hybrid warfare spills onto humanitarian routes as attacks and “accidents” follow Ukraine aid missions.
Civil society can mitigate Russian attacks: Czech organization delivers 357 generators to Ukraine
From protective gear sewn in a Prague warehouse to ambulances and generators — how one organization evolved with the war.
From shared Soviet past to mutual support: Azerbaijan delivers critical generators to Ukraine’s emergency service
Once under Moscow's control together. Now helping each other.
France working on new EU sanctions against Russia after more strikes on civilians, Macron says
President condemns strike on passenger train in Kharkiv Oblast as "unacceptable."