Ukraine extradites Russian soldier to Lithuania over war crimes against Lithuanian citizen
A rare act of international justice sees a suspected war criminal handed over for alleged torture in occupied Melitopol.
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Ukraine’s intelligence blew up a Russian drone crew van in Melitopol — video hints at sabotage
Footage shows a UAZ-452 “Bukhanka” rolling out of a workshop before being struck at a guarded base inside an industrial facility.
Russia jails two Ukrainian journalists for 15 and 16 years for covering occupation
Reporters Without Borders warns that the harsh sentences send a chilling signal to other detained journalists in occupied Ukraine.
Kadyrov’s fighters were driving truck into Melitopol base when Ukraine struck, wiping out Russian aresenal
The Ukrainian intelligence struck deep in the occupied city, destroying a key military arsenal.
Partisans: Russia’s 247th Air Assault Regiment crumbles amid desertions in Zaporizhzhia Oblast
Desperation grows as Russia treats locals like expendable pawns.
Resistance never sleeps: Ukrainian partisans strike Russian rail and freeze ammo convoys
A relay box blew, and the wheels of war ground to a halt.
Ukraine targets Millerovo air base, cripples energy in occupied south
Drone attacks plunged occupied Ukrainian territories into darkness, complicating Russia’s plans to reactivate the occupied Zaporizhzhia power station.
Explosion derails Russian military convoy in occupied Zaporizhzhia Oblast, HUR says
The 31 May explosion disrupted railway traffic near Yakymivka en route to occupied Crimea.
Ukrainian resistance blows up Russian security service officer in occupied Mariupol
Ukrainian resistance movement in Mariupol claims successful car bombing of a Russian FSB officer, triggering extensive searches.
WSJ: Russia aims to erase evangelical churches from occupied Ukraine
Aiming to reshape occupied areas, Russia cracks down on evangelical churches in occupied Ukraine, seen as instruments of US influence, while bolstering the Russian Orthodox Church.
Melitopol mayor: Moscow relocated at least 100,000 Russians into city since 2022 invasion outset
In the wake of the Russian occupation, Melitopol, once home to around 150,000 residents, witnessed a mass exodus,…
Guerilla blitz: partisans in south Ukraine bomb Russian officer and fuel train
The train transported grain and fuel from Crimea to the south-Ukrainian occupation group daily and stole grain and ore in return
Insurgent Ukrainian resistance successfully executes operation in Russia-occupied Melitopol – UA intel
Ukrainian insurgents successfully attacked the entrance to Melitopol on December 1, 2023, neutralizing Russian occupiers and damaging an enemy fuel tanker
Ukraine’s Intelligence: explosions in occupied Melitopol killed two Russian officers
The resistance movement blew up the Russian-occupied premises of the "Nova Poshta” during a meeting of the FSB and Russian National Guard officers there.
Explosion rocks occupied Melitopol
On 11 November, a loud blast was heard Russian-occupied city of Melitopol in Zaporizhzhia Oblast near military bases…
Ukrainian resistance strikes Russian looters in occupied Melitopol
Ukrainian partisans blew up a car, in which Russians were loading the loot from an empty apartment during another night hunt.
Ukraine’s special ops blow up Russian supply train in occupied Melitopol
Ukraine’s Special Operations Forces targeted and destroyed a Russian supply train in occupied Melitopol, disrupting Russian logistics on the Zaporizhzhia frontline.
British intel: Russian officers’ families flee Tokmak as defenses rise
Russia is building reinforced bunkers and trenches along the Orikhiv axis, indicating worries about Ukrainian forces breaching Russia's grip on the occupied area in Melitopol's direction
Ukrainska Pravda: Ukrainian forces hit Russian secret military base in occupied Melitopol
Joint operations by Ukraine's SBU and military targeted secret Russian headquarters in occupied Melitopol.
“I only had one brigade.” Ukrainian General explains why Russians rapidly occupied southern Ukraine early in invasion
On the eve of Russia's invasion, 1,500 Ukrainian troops were overpowered by a 20,000-strong invasion army from Crimea. A general speaks about the events that led to Russia's rapid occupation of South Ukraine, which Ukraine's counteroffensive is struggling to reverse.