Russian weapon Ukraine cannot intercept is now hitting civilian water supplies
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Magyar’s victory: what it unlocks for Ukraine—and where it stops short
Hungary's new prime minister can now rewrite the constitution. He's made clear he won't rewrite everything.
Ukrainian forces pull back to prepared lines near Myropilske as Russia claims ground in three Sumy villages
Russia advanced near three Sumy settlements as Ukraine repositioned near Myropilske. Russian recruitment fell 20% in Q1 2026 as confirmed deaths rose to 25,000.
Ukraine’s drone regiment takes out Russian fuel tanker, logistics hub deep in occupied Donetsk, Melitopol, Crimea
Ukraine's Raid drone regiment struck Russian logistics in occupied Zaporizhzhia; overnight drones also hit Melitopol and sparked blasts across Russian-occupied Crimea.
EU hands Hungary’s new leader 27 conditions. One of them is unlocking €90 billion for Ukraine
The other conditions span anti-corruption measures and the reversal of Orbán-era decisions found to violate EU rules.
No infantry: For first time, Ukraine captured Russian position using only drones and robots
Such systems conducted 22,000 missions in three months.
Ukraine built Areion on Neptune’s backbone — and it can now be launched from almost anywhere
It fits on a trailer and hits like a cruise missile.
Ukraine launched two rockets into space from its territory during war, plans to make own space force
MP boasts of missile defense, hypersonic strike capabilities
Russia’s KRONA just entered testing. Ukraine and its allies need to move faster
Kalashnikov built an anti-drone system with two guidance types
Ukraine just X-rayed Russia’s $100,000 drone — and found components from China, Taiwan, and Switzerland
Only the EU is sanctioning the factory behind this drone. That's the problem.
Russia spent $130 billion extra on sanctioned goods since 2022 — and it still couldn’t find replacements for some of them, Latvia says
Latvia's intelligence service assesses that Putin likely receives sanitized reports burying the economic losses — making him even less likely to change course under economic pressure.
Russian tanks and IFVs rarely reach the contact line — Ukraine’s 20 km kill zone stops them cold, spokesman says
Trehubov noted that quad bikes and motorcycles still get through, but calling them military hardware is a stretch.
Ukraine’s air defense goes private: businesses can now buy point coverage for their own sites
A fragment of a privately developed system is already operational, with demand expected to grow as Russian strikes on infrastructure continue.
Atesh partisans hit Russia’s shrinking locomotive fleet – one engine at a time
A shortage of operational locomotives inside Russian Railways makes each destroyed unit harder to replace, Atesh claims.
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.
Kyiv’s 11th-century heritage landmark shows unique Easter egg that is almost 1,000 years old
It survived Soviet bans on Easter, eight centuries of history, and excavations in Crimea.
Best drone tech in world is in Ukraine. But it’s running out of time to export it, says UK defense chief
Ukraine's drones go global.
Ukraine proposes Norway access to its drone war secrets
Ukraine is arriving at Ramstein not only with a list of needs but with a portfolio of battle-proven capability that its partners want access to.
Ukraine’s general who lost Siversk just said what few commanders ever admit
This is how Ukraine handles the battlefield loss.
Hungary votes Sunday: what could change if Viktor Orbán loses to Péter Magyar—and what may not
On 12 April, Hungarians choose between 16 years of Kremlin-friendly obstruction and an untested challenger whose own record on Ukraine is more ambiguous than his rallies suggest.