Ukraine enters top 100 defense companies rating as 6th fastest-developing defense company on Earth with 41% growth amid war
Ukraine's defense sector grows to $3B, partners with Lockheed Martin and BAE Systems.
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Russia loses eyes over Crimea, fuel, military echelon, troop concentration—all in Ukraine’s four-target operation
Russia's Nebo-U radar saw everything within 400km, except the strike that killed it.
Ukraine’s Madiar Birds destroy Crimean storage base of Russia’s Orions, capable of carrying aerial bombs and flying 24 hours
Ukrainian forces are disrupting the plans of Russian invaders. Commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces Robert Brovdi, also…
Tomahawks would be useful. Funding Ukraine’s missile factories would be smarter.
Even if the US won't send Tomahawks, allies can still help Ukraine run an effective deep strike campaign
White House talks turn “uncomfortable” as Trump denied long-range missiles for Kyiv ahead of Putin’s meeting in Hungary
One of the sources claims that this is due to the fact that Trump believes that Ukraine wants to prolong the war.
Trump rejects Tomahawk cruise missiles for Ukraine at meeting with Zelenskyy after call with Putin
The Ukrainian president arrived in Washington seeking long-range Tomahawks but found Trump distant, tough, and unwilling to commit after speaking to the Kremlin.
Russia launches 1,360 bombs and 92 missiles on Ukraine in single week, while global attention is drawn to Middle East
While Israel and Hamas negotiate a pause in hostilities, Russian forces intensify strikes across Ukraine, hitting civilians and energy infrastructure with unprecedented volume.
UK delivers hundreds of air defense missiles to Ukraine months ahead of schedule
Russia has been increasing aerial attacks across Ukrainian cities as winter approaches, straining the country’s air defense capabilities.
Ukraine proposes G7 task force to monitor Russia’s microchips of death
With 7,313 drones and 270 missiles striking Ukraine in September, Kyiv says a single imported chip can cost lives and urges allies to close loopholes.
Ukraine’s homegrown Neptune missiles struck over 50 Russian targets last year – Navy
Ukraine’s Neptune missiles, originally built to destroy warships, have been transformed into long-range precision weapons capable of striking targets up to 1,000 kilometers away.
Kyiv reportedly knocks out power to 40,000 in Russia’s Belgorod and Bryansk oblasts, after Moscow hits Ukraine with 50 missiles
A thermal plant, substations in Belgorod, Bryansk oblasts were targeted.
“Putin is laughing at West”: Ukraine traces 102,000 foreign components in Russian weapons after biggest strike of war on Lviv
Zelenskyy revealed that Russia’s 5 October attack relied on thousands of imported electronics for missiles and drones, demonstrating how international supply chains are exploited for war.
Russia wins back Paralympic arena while bombing Ukraine’s children
Since February 2022, Ukraine has lost 489 athletes to Russia’s full-scale war, with many more maimed. Yet in Seoul, IPC delegates voted to restore Russia’s and Belarus’s status, granting the Kremlin a propaganda stage.
Ukrainian forces hit Russian command centers in Donetsk — and weaken Moscow’s fall offensive before it begins
The attacks undermine Moscow’s planning and prevent consolidation of forces ahead of fall operations.
Putin choses visit to main Ukraine’s war sponsor instead of meeting with Zelenskyy, despite Trump’s deadline
Russia's president chose to showcase military ties with Beijing rather than respond to Washington's peace initiative, suggesting Moscow prioritizes anti-Western partnerships over cease-fire negotiations.
Russia still demands Ukraine’s total elimination, despite Trump’s deadline for Moscow, which expires in three days
While Trump promoted his ability to quickly negotiate peace, Moscow's identical capitulation terms suggest Putin views the deadline as irrelevant to his war objectives.
Massive Russian air attack hits Ukraine with 574 drones and 40 missiles, including city near Hungarian border
Kalibr missiles struck an American factory in Mukachevo while other strikes hit residential blocks in Lviv and targeted several more cities.
With civilian factories frozen and war plants revived, Lukashenko’s regime becomes ghost manufacturer for Kremlin missiles
Drone shells, missile chips, and targeting optics are pouring out of newly built plants as Minsk militarizes under Kremlin command.
HUR: Kremlin’s drive to reabsorb former Soviet states threatens freedom across Eurasia
Ukraine’s fight for EU integration stands as a barrier to Moscow’s plan to unify neighboring countries under its thumb.
Zelenskyy vows swift retaliation after Russia’s night of civilian bloodshed
Russian missiles tore through homes and shops, killing civilians in Dnipro and pounding Kharkiv for three relentless hours.