Ukraine’s April strikes pushed Russia’s refinery output to its lowest level since December 2009
Moscow has compensated by increasing seaborne crude exports in April, but this may prove temporary if Ukraine resumes port strikes.
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Ukraine opens international register of damage for Russian aggression, as reconstruction needs hit at $587.7 billion
The mechanism operates under the Council of Europe.
Berehove’s mayor tells Magyar what Ukraine actually provides its Hungarian community
The Hungarian community in Ukraine receives state support at all levels.
Russia plans to move 114,000 of its citizens into occupied regions of Ukraine, skipping cities it destroyed
The map of Russia's "Reconstruction" has no room for Bakhmut, Avdiivka, Marinka, or Vuhledar.
Ukraine may be using new weapon that disables infrastructure without explosions
In Iraq in 1990-1991, this technology was used by coalition forces and destroyed up to 85% of the country's energy system.
Latvia sent €6.8 million to Ukraine’s Chernihiv and Sumy oblasts, bordering Russia
Chernihiv Oblast is the only region in Ukraine that borders both Russia and Belarus.
Russia’s largest drone attack killed National Guard soldier and his daughter as they left maternity hospital where his wife had just given birth
Russia launched the most massive drone attack of the full-scale war on 23–24 March in few waves.
Russia to connect occupied Mariupol and Donetsk via railway to encourage “tourism.” Evidence suggests other reasons.
New Donetsk-Mariupol rail line sold as "tourism" more likely to carry military equipment and looted steel
Russia “attempting to destroy Ukrainian people” through attacks on energy grid, Ukraine tells OSCE
Diplomat Rostyslav Palahusynets invokes UN Genocide Convention to describe Russia's strikes against energy instrastructure
North Korea sent its 22-rocket M-1991 to Russia. Ukrainian drones found it, and that wasn’t only target that night (VIDEO)
Ukrainian drones discovered it while hunting railway infrastructure.
Kyiv to launch first protected mini heat and power plants as city braces for hardest wartime winter
Protected mini-CHP plants to keep Kyiv’s heat and lights on under Russian attacks
“We will test them in real war”: Zelenskyy secures unique long-range detection radars during his visit to Spain
Ukraine has also received 40 IRIS-T missiles from Spain as Russia targets civilian infrastructure.
Russia launches forced call-up of reservists in occupied Luhansk oblast
The first group of reservists gathered by occupation authorities was told they would guard infrastructure, but they were immediately sent to a training center instead, Ukraine's Luhansk Oblast head says.
Ukraine’s blackouts were avoidable. Energoatom corruption and political vendetta made them inevitable.
The blueprint existed. The funding existed. What happened instead reveals an institutional collapse more damaging than Russian missiles alone.
Ukraine shoots down only half of Russian drones as Moscow terror attack targets power facilities in three regions
Russia's drones hit infrastructure in Odesa, Donetsk, and Kharkiv oblasts, injuring at least one civilian.
Ukraine forms new international coalition under Russian fire
Integrated with the European grid, Ukraine can import electricity while the coalition coordinates funding, equipment, and technical support to keep homes and industries running.
Japan provides infrastructure inspection equipment to Ukraine
Ukraine received vehicles and tools from Japan to inspect damaged roads and bridges under a joint emergency recovery project. Since early 2023, Japan and Ukraine have coordinated more than $700 million in recovery aid.
Ukrainian delegation arrives in Saudi Arabia ahead of Zelenskyy’s visit
In the coming days, Trump’s officials will meet with Russians in Saudi Arabia behind Ukraine’s back.
Japan to provide Ukraine with $ 58 million to rebuild infrastructure
The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) will also partner with KAKUICHI company to implement nanobubble technology for soil oxygenation in Ukraine.
Russia’s Ryazan oil refinery suspends work after Ukrainian drone attacks
The recent strikes disabled key processing and transport equipment, stopping production at a plant representing 5% of Russia's refining capacity.