Ukraine destroys ultramodern Russian radar system worth USD 200 million (VIDEO)
Ukraine's Armed Forces destroyed a Russian radar system Predel-E in the Kherson Oblast (southern Ukraine) and published drone…
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Ukraine’s intel: Russia ramps up missile production and starts assembling Shahed drones on its territory
After the latest Russian drone attacks on Ukraine, components were found in the Shahed kamikaze drones that indicate…
Military: Ukraine advances from Robotyne towards next village in south
Ukrainian forces are advancing south from Robotyne in two directions, the military says.
Ministry: Environmental damage from Russia’s war nears $55 bln
Currently, the environmental damage caused by the Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine has almost reached $55 billion, according to Ukraine's environmental protection ministry.
Ukraine spy chief: Russia has no resources to continue war, save for human ones
Russia has no resources, except for human resource, to wage a protracted war, according to the Ukrainian top intelligence general.
Ex top NATO officer Di Paola: “Ukraine has retaken the initiative from the enemy”
Ukraine's counteroffensive gains momentum against Russian forces, but concerns arise over potential war fatigue in Western backers, according to former NATO official Giampaolo Di Paola.
Finland to provide Ukraine with military aid worth 94 million euros
Finland will send more weaponry to help Ukraine defend itself and repel the Russian invasion, the Finnish government…
Russia redeploys newly formed brigades to Kupiansk sector, Ukraine’s top general says
Russia redeployed its reserves to mount an offensive towards Kupiansk in the Kharkiv Oblast (eastern Ukraine), Colonel General…
Lithuania sends ammo and anti-drones to Ukraine in new military aid package
Lithuania provided Ukraine with a new military aid package worth 41 million euros, Lithuania's Defense Minister announced on…
Netherlands to hand over all its F-16 fighters to Ukraine, Dutch Defense Minister says
The Netherlands will hand Ukraine all of its F-16 fighter jets, except for a few aircraft that will…
The Netherlands to provide Ukraine with demining equipment
The Netherlands will provide Ukraine with portable charges for remote demining, Dutch Defense Minister Kajsa Ollongren said during…
Ukrainian pilots start training on F-16s in Denmark
Denmark has begun training eight Ukrainian pilots to fly F-16 fighter jets as part of its commitment to…
Poll: Overwhelming majority of Ukrainians oppose territorial concessions to Russia
According to the poll, 90,4% of Ukrainians do not agree with recognizing the Russian-occupied territories as part of…
Zelenskyy: Montenegro joins G7 declaration on security guarantees for Ukraine
On 22 August, Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with Jakov Milatović, the incumbent president of Montenegro. The presidents…
Zelenskyy meets with President of Serbia
Serbia respects the territorial integrity of Ukraine, Serbian President Vučić said following his meeting with Ukraine's President Zelenskyy in Greece today.
Ukraine’s Security Council Chief: Ukraine to liberate Crimea by force of arms
Ukraine will liberate Russian-occupied Crimea using military force unless Russian troops leave the peninsula, Ukraine's National Security and…
West’s fear feeds Putin’s ambition: not arming Ukraine counteroffensive risks wider war
Many NATO-promised weapons have yet to arrive, leaving Ukraine counteroffensive shorthanded.
Ukraine President: Russians have already fired more than 6,500 missiles across Ukraine
Since the outset of the all-out war, Russia has targeted Ukraine with more than 6,500 missiles and 3,500 drones, the Ukrainian President says.
Zelenskyy: Ukraine will continue its counteroffensive
The Armed Forces of Ukraine are advancing, moving forward, and will continue the counter-offensive, Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy…
ISW: Ukraine continues offensive ops on three front sectors on 19 August
On 19 August, the Ukrainian forces continued counteroffensive operations in three sectors of the front, making limited gains, according to the US-based think tank Institute for the Study of War.