Syrskyi discusses aid packages with NATO chief in Europe as Russia’s terror campaign intesifies
The US reportedly handed Grynkewich authority to approve Ukrainian long-range strikes inside Russia.
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Oleksandr Syrskyi
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Ukrainian counterattacks expose Russian command chaos across Pokrovsk front
Three Russian brigades forced to halt operations as coordination failures between army corps turn tactical setbacks into operational disruptions
Syrskyi: Russia loses 290,000 troops in 8 months at the front
Despite sustaining over 290,000 casualties since January, Russian forces have achieved none of their strategic objectives on the Ukrainian front, Commander-in-Chief said.
“Russia’s victorious mood has turned to despair” — Syrskyi on frontline situation
Russia poured over 100,000 soldiers into Donetsk’s Pokrovsk front, a force analysts say could attack a European country. Yet Ukrainian defenders, reinforced by the elite Azov Brigade, halted the advance, regained lost settlements, and pushed the invaders back.
Russia refuses to end war, even after losing 267,460 troops in 2025 alone
Russia’s war machine is breaking down, with 1.058 million troops, 11,071 tanks, and 421 aircraft destroyed since February 2022.
Ukrainian spy chief Budanov warns Kellogg: Putin’s war goals stretch into next decade—and NATO is target
Ukraine’s top intelligence official says Moscow’s ambitions go far beyond Ukraine’s borders.
Ukrainian forces launch assault on Yunakivka after liberating Andriivka in Sumy Oblast, Commander-in-Chief says
Top general Syrskyi says Ukrainian troops advanced up to 700 meters in a new push near the Russian border.
Putin wants a buffer zone in Ukraine — Kyiv says put it in Russia
As Russia ramps up threats of new invasions, Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry says such a zone could just as well exist inside Russia, referencing Ukraine’s operations in Kursk Oblast.
Russian forces man up military units and prepare for assaults in Kharkiv Oblast
Deputy Head of the Presidential Office Pavlo Palisa expects Russia to focus its upcoming offensive on Pokrovsk while potentially advancing near Kupiansk and Lyman.
Ukraine military chief: Russia already began new offensive in eastern regions despite peace talks
Oleksandr Syrskyi said in an interview for Lb.ua that Russia increased offensive actions in Sumy and Kharkiv oblasts with a goal to establish buffer zones there.
Syrskyi: Ukrainian military hits Russian long-range bomber worth $ 100mn with drone
A Russian Tu-22M3 strategic bomber was hit by a Ukrainian drone shortly after landing at an airfield, according to Ukraine's Commander-in-Chief.
Over 77,000 Russian targets hit, destroyed in March using drones, Ukraine’s commander says
Ukrainian forces struck and destroyed more than 77,000 Russian targets in March using various types of drones, according…
Syrskyi: Russian equipment losses hit 9,838 units in 2025
Ukrainian commanders are targeting supply convoys with increasing frequency, striking logistical nodes up to 300km behind the front lines.
Syrskyi: Ukrainians reposition to stronger defensive lines in Russia’s Kursk Oblast “if necessary”
The Commander-in-Chief says the Russians are attempting to break through Ukrainian defenses and shift combat operations into Ukraine's Sumy and Kharkiv oblasts.
Ukraine’s commander-in-chief reveals Russia forms specialized drone units based on Kyiv’s experience
Additionally, Oleksandr Syrskyi emphasized the continued effectiveness of Ukrainian drone operations, which destroyed 22% more Russian targets in February compared to January using primarily FPV drones and multirotor bombers.
Syrskyi: Russia losts 250,000 soldiers since its ful-scale invasion of Ukraine
Russia has lost a quarter million troops and over 10,000 tanks in three years of war in Ukraine, the country's top military commander revealed on the third anniversary of the Russian full-out war against Ukraine
Syrskyi: Ukraine holds 500 km² of Russian territory in Kursk Oblast
Ukraine's Commander-in-Chief reports sustained control of territory inside Russia, establishing a security zone along the border and forcing Moscow to redirect its most combat-capable units from other fronts.