Ukraine ramps up engineering mines and UAV ammo—Q1 2026 already surpasses 50% of 2025 supply
Minister Mykhailo Fedorov: “Military needs these items in large quantities, so we continue to scale up supply."
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Russia is ordering companies to nominate employees for military service — 2 to 5 names depending on size
Enlistment rates falling in major cities. Despite incentives, army struggles to replenish.
Ukraine exposes Hungarian spy network hunting air defense positions in western regions. He operated from diplomatic mission (VIDEO)
Former and active Ukrainian soldiers recruite, as money, perks, and drugs used as bait.
Canada prepares for US invasion: Military models insurgency tactics for first time in century
Canadian defense planners envision using Afghanistan-style insurgency tactics against a U.S. invasion.
“He has literally just given order”: Russia doesn’t want Ukrainian land. Russia wants Ukraine erased, says expert
Putin orders buffer zone expansion into three Ukrainian regions.
Ukrainian soldiers reject Trump peace plan as “real capitulation”
"It is not the state leadership sitting in the trenches. It is our boys in the trenches. They have the right to decide," says Sgt. Volodymyr Rzhavskyi, rejecting a peace plan that would recognize the Donbas as de facto Russian.
Poland plans to triple defense budget to record $55 billion, while learning drone defense from Ukraine
Warsaw also urges NATO allies to reach 5% GDP defense spending by 2030.
New front opens for unexpected category of Ukrainians — yet joining remains choice, not command
Volunteers can sign one-year contracts after health checks.
Russian drones crash into Poland — but real target is Western support for Kyiv
Fear and propaganda hit harder than drones as the Kremlin tests NATO’s willingness to defend Kyiv.
Antidepressant sales jump 36% in Russia
Putin's electronic conscription system has inadvertently created a pharmaceutical boom, with Russian citizens spending over $100 million on anxiety medications
How AI is revolutionizing modern warfare: 5 technologies you should know
5 groundbreaking AI technologies already in service or entering operational use, showcasing examples of how science fiction is quickly becoming military reality
Frontline report: Putin’s helicopter dodges friendly fire as Ukrainian drone swarm engulfs Moscow
Russian air defenses fired wildly into Moscow's skies, nearly downing their own president's helicopter.
Ten nations forge Ukraine’s marines into Europe’s ultimate fighting force
Once a Soviet-style force, Ukraine’s marines now drill with NATO’s best — preparing for battles that will decide Europe’s eastern frontier.
Ukraine takes old Soviet missile—then hits Russian bomber 308 km away
Old arsenal, new tricks
Ukraine launches automated biological material storage system for military
Ukraine has begun automating the storage of military personnel's biological samples to help identify missing or deceased soldiers.
Russia builds up military presence near Finland’s border – WSJ
Russia is constructing new military facilities and expanding troop presence along Finland's border at a pace that has alarmed Western military officials.
Bloomberg: US to demand Russia recognize Ukraine’s right to build military autonomy in peace negotiations
US envoy Steve Witkoff will press Vladimir Putin to abandon demands for Ukrainian demilitarization during upcoming negotiations, according to sources familiar with the peace talks.
Russian army losses in Ukraine exceeded 925,000 troops, Ukraine’s military says
British intelligence estimates that Russia suffered approximately 90,000 casualties in Ukraine since January 2025 alone, supporting Ukrainian claims of high Russian losses.
Ukraine allows military personnel to pursue higher education while serving under new defense ministry reforms
Defense Minister Rustem Umerov's initiative enables soldiers to study at universities without suspending their duties, particularly benefiting young recruits enlisted under the "Contract 18-24" program.
Ukraine’s 980,000-strong military gets green light for foreign deployments
Ukraine's parliament overwhelmingly supported the measure allowing its 980,000 troops to train and operate abroad.