As Russia’s jet drones multiply, Czechia could send Ukraine 16 Skyfox jets that are cheaper to fly than F-16s
Aero says Kyiv could use both training and combat versions, but won’t disclose production status or delivery dates.
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Russia keeps hitting Ukraine’s arms plants. Now private developers can dig them space underground—and sell or rent it to them
The state budget has paid to keep war-damaged arms plants running. The new model brings private money into the digging.
Is a Russian drone near you right now? Ukrainians have developed maps that track drones in near real time
Some drones never appear on it at all, so its makers say an empty screen is no proof of safety.
Ukraine, EU set up joint task force to fast-track anti-corruption reforms that gate membership
Brussels and Kyiv will meet to grind through the anti-corruption reforms.
Ukraine cuts more than 4,000 vacant government posts and trims deputy ministers by about 20% in the first stage of civil service reform
Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi says the number of deputies will be tied to how much work each office carries.
War is costing Ukraine $155 billion per year. With Western aid running late, Kyiv is freezing everything but army, pensions, and public wages
Kyiv froze parks, fountains, and road repairs to pay its army and pensioners first.
Russia keeps striking Ukraine’s energy system. Winter resilience plans are less than half complete
Ukraine is racing to shield heat, water, and rail from Russian strikes—but new locomotives will not arrive before 2027.
Ukraine orders nationwide bomb shelter inspection as more head underground amid rising ballistic missile threat
Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi ordered authorities to inspect every civilian shelter and ensure people can enter as soon as a ballistic missile threat is known.
EU releases another €3.47 billion for Ukraine’s “urgent needs” – drones, missiles, air defense, and Gripen jets
The latest EU defense tranche will fund drones, missiles, air defense, and Gripen fighter jets, with Brussels pledging additional military support for Ukraine in the coming weeks.
“They removed the auditor, not the thieves”: why Ukrainians are protesting Zelenskyy’s reshuffle
The entire government has been swapped, yet protests hit Kyiv and 16 more cities only in support of ex-Defense Minister Fedorov
Ukraine’s government reshuffle followed the letter of the Constitution. But did it follow its spirit?
The official paper trail shows who decided first.
Zelenskyy defends the right to protest and hands defense to his strike-war chief
He passed over the expected frontrunner and gave the job to his special operations chief, the man behind Ukraine’s long-range strikes.
Fedorov breaks his silence: Ukraine’s army chief Syrskyi gave him an ultimatum—then blocked his reforms
He confirmed the feud with Oleksandr Syrskyi drove the dismissal, at a briefing hours before the vote.
Ukraine votes to dismiss its PM. She hasn’t accepted the exit job offered
Three sources say the outgoing premier is not considering the Washington posting used to justify her removal.
Ukraine’s Prime Minister confirms she is stepping down as a Cabinet shake-up begins
The presidential announcement promises a person with real weight behind every priority — from US ties to the coming winter.
Gas infrastructure hit again: Russia’s 2026 drone campaign against Naftogaz passes 30 strikes
The latest overnight attack on Poltava and Sumy oblasts adds to a relentless energy strike campaign.