Cutting country in two: Instead of conquering Ukraine, Putin wants to destroy it
Infrastructure attacks forced Ukraine to spend $1.9 billion on gas in three weeks.
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Kyiv mother and daughter hid in the bathroom to survive — smoke killed them instead as Russia hit their home
Russians killed three people and injured 31 in Kyiv, while elsewhere their attacks left at least five more civilians dead and 18 injured.
Russia “spits in face” of peace advocates, Zelenskyy says as Russian drones strike Kharkiv kindergarten, injuring kids
At least three explosions hit Kharkiv on Wednesday morning, with one Russian drone striking a private kindergarten in Kholodnohirskyi district
Russia unleashes world’s largest terror campaign on Ukraine’s energy grid ahead of winter
Russian attacks deliberately prevent restoration work, intensifying humanitarian strain in northern regions already battered by repeated infrastructure hits.
Russia hammers Kharkiv with KAB bombs, drones target Kherson and power grid in Chernihiv, Sumy oblasts
Nine civilians were injured in Kharkiv alone, most suffering acute stress reactions, as bombs struck homes and a civilian enterprise overnight.
Russia uses one of its most cruel tactics to target Ukraine’s railway infrastructure
Russian forces struck Chernihiv Oblast's railway substation, then redirected drones at arriving repair crews.
Russia unleashes record ballistic missile strike on Ukraine, pushing energy grid to brink
Simultaneous launches of Iskander-M, Kinzhal, and Shahed drones devastate gas infrastructure.
Russia’s overnight strike cripples Poltava gas fields — extraction halted across region
Explosions were reported in Poltava, Kharkiv, Kropyvnytskyi and other cities during a widespread overnight attack.
Decolonisation in action: Kharkiv erases Russian cultural footprints
Kharkiv authorities have removed memorial stands featuring handprints of foreign actors from Shevchenko Park, with city officials confirming that plaques bearing Russian names will not be reinstalled
Russia bombs hospital housing over 100 patients, keeps targeting power grid in Kirovohrad Oblast and Kharkiv
The guided bomb explosion injured six people and caused serious damage inside a Kharkiv hospital. Suburban trains were also disrupted in Kirovohrad Oblast due to infrastructure damage.
Russian drones hit 5 oblasts, warehouse fire rages in Odesa, 9 dead across Ukraine
Overnight attacks by Russian military claimed at least nine lives and wounded 18 people across Ukraine, including a 12-year-old girl in Chuhuiv
Ukraine’s most-bombed city just produced two world champions
The city sits 40 kilometers from Russia. Close enough to hear missile launches before sirens wail. Yet in one month, Kharkiv produced two world freediving champions.
Russia launches largest strike on Ukraine’s gas infrastructure since start of war – Naftogaz
Missiles and drones struck energy facilities in eastern Ukraine overnight, causing critical damage to gas production sites.
Bucha was only beginning: Russian troops deliberately kill men and use women, children as “human shields” in Ukraine — military
Presence of civilians doubles the complexity for Ukrainian forces, forcing them to balance protection with combat under constant threat.
Russia publicly acknowledges intent to advance into Kharkiv Oblast should it seize Kupiansk
Moscow has publicly acknowledged that seizing Kupyansk would serve as the launching point for simultaneous advances toward Chuhuiv, Izyum, and Vovchansk
“I didn’t think at my age I’d face this”: 82-year-old man describes Russian bombing of his home
Yuriy Babak from Zaporizhzhia shared that Russian bomb attack felt as if his roof was lifted up and down, while another civilian described how a chandelier fell right in front of her as she was going to rest.
Russian drone hits Kharkiv Pharmaceutical University, 4 injured in morning attack
A Russian drone strike damaged the roof of Kharkiv's Pharmaceutical University and sparked a 150-square-meter fire
Kharkiv opens 7 underground schools, converts metro stations into classrooms for 6,000 students
Kharkiv is among first countries to extensively use metro stations as schools during wartime, creating unique model of underground education to protect children from constant Russian attacks
Russia kills family with five drones in Ukrainian region, which is under Washington’s negotiation agenda
Moscow's coordinated drone assault on sleeping civilians tests whether targeted family killings can influence the peace talks in Washington.
Death toll from Russian attack on residential area in Kharkiv rises to 5, including toddler and teenager
The youngest victim was just 18 months old when Russian Geran-2 drones struck a five-story apartment building in Kharkiv's Industrial district, killing five people and injuring 20 others in the dawn attack.