British author spent the night of 5 Oct. in a Lviv shelter as Russia launched 549 drones and missiles at Ukraine. He watched mothers hold their sleeping children as explosions rattled the basement. "My child is sleeping safely in the UK. Safe, for as long as Ukrainians defend Europe's borders," he wrote.
The carrier launches drones in pairs—one strikes, the other films the kill. The unusual feature lets operators confirm destruction before a follow-up attack.
Thousands rally against bill No. 12414, warning Zelenskyy that signing the law would unravel years of hard-fought reforms and threaten Ukraine’s European future.
On 9 May, two very different events unfolded simultaneously: as Moscow paraded weapons through Red Square, diplomats in Lviv signed an agreement that could label Putin, Lavrov, and even their allies war criminals.
A 14-year-old girl who lost both legs in a missile attack also joined hundreds of participants in a Lviv charity half marathon that raised 2.2 million hryvnias for rehabilitation programs.
Three leading British companies will develop priority infrastructure projects to connect Lviv with European transport networks, according to Mayor Andriy Sadovyi
The composer who made Schoenberg sound tame vanished at his peak in 1920. A century later, his lost piano concerto comes home to Ukraine as air raid sirens wail over Lviv.
The attack injured at least one civilian, caused power outages in Kyiv, Volyn, RIvne and other oblasts, damaging energy facilities, with restoration ongoing.
The systematic demolition of Ukrainian cultural landmarks, from medieval cathedrals to ancient Greek ruins, forms part of a broader strategy to erase national identity through cultural warfare.