Ukraine’s police detaines 179 people for committing arsons ordered by Russian special services this year
The Odesa Oblast has become the epicenter of a wave of criminal arsons targeting military-related vehicles and infrastructure.
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Russians execute five Ukrainian soldiers captured in Pokrovsk sector
Five Ukrainian soldiers were allegedly executed by Russian forces after being forced to leave their shelter unarmed.
NATO supports allowing Ukraine to strike deep into Russia
NATO's Parliamentary Assembly has granted Ukraine explicit support for conducting military operations within Russian borders.
UK supplied Ukraine with dozens more Storm Shadow cruise missiles – Bloomberg
Ukrainian forces have begun using British-supplied Storm Shadow missiles against Russian targets, signaling a significant shift in military support.
Former British soldier fighting for Ukraine captured by Russia in Kursk
A 22-year-old former British Army signalman has been captured by Russian forces while fighting for Ukraine's International Legion in the Kursk Oblast.
Polish farmers reopen Shehyni-Medyka border checkpoint
The Shehyni-Medyka border crossing reopened to truck traffic, following a temporary blockade by Polish farmers protesting EU trade policies.
Russia injures thirteen-year-old Zaporizhzhia resident in its night attack across Ukraine
Over the past day, five people suffered injuries due to Russian attack on Chernihiv and Kherson oblasts
Russia launches ballistic missile on Odesa, injuring 10 people
Russian troops hit the residential area with a dental clinic, a pharmacy, "with no hints of military presence or other targets that would interest the enemy," First Deputy of the Odesa Governor said.
Russian attack on Kharkiv with S-400 missile injures 23 people
Some 14 civilians required hospitalization in Kharkiv after a Russian S-400 missile struck the city's Kyiv district, causing fires and widespread damage.
ISW: Russia escalates its offensive, aiming to capture all of Donetsk Oblast
Russian forces have gained over 1,100 square kilometers in southeastern Ukraine since September 2024, marking a significant escalation in offensive operations.
“Let me take the wife too, when I reach the cemetery she will be dead.” Stories of Holodomor survivors
Liubov Vozniuk (Cherkasy): The famine hurts me even now. My parents, the Klymenkos – Mykhailo and Varvara with…
IMF: More profitable for partners to finance Ukraine now, instead of financing consequences of defeat
The representative argues that the economic ripple effects of a Russian victory would far exceed the price of current aid packages to Ukraine.
Defense Intelligence of Ukraine: Russia developed strategic plan to divide Ukraine into three parts
Officials warn that while Russia's military goals remain fluid, the document underscores Putin's unchanged territorial ambitions across Ukraine – extending well beyond the regions he already claims as Russian territory.
US and Europe consider granting Ukraine ”punishing blow” capability to prevent future ceasefire violations
Several officials even suggested that Biden could return nuclear weapons to Ukraine that were taken from it after the fall of the Soviet Union.
UK intel: Soviet-era stockpiles sustain Russia’s war machine despite massive losses
The loss of over 700,000 personnel and 3,500 main battle tanks has forced a shift to basic battlefield tactics and undermined Russia's force quality.
Ukrainian intel: Russian forces executed five captured Ukrainian soldiers near Vuhledar
Ukrainian officials note that the number of executions of Ukrainian POWs is increasing in the last few months of 2024.
Nearly 580,000 Russian soldiers fighting against Ukraine
This figure represents one of the largest military operations as of yet in the 21st Century, and signals Moscow's determination to maintain its aggressive posture in the region.
Defense Intelligence of Ukraine reveals details of ballistic missile used by Russia on Dnipro
According to Ukrainian intelligence chief Kyrylo Budanov, Russia's choice to use it in a non-nuclear configuration is meant as a warning to frighten Ukraine and the West.
Potential US envoy to Ukraine: “I’d give Tomahawks”
Former ambassador to Ukraine John E.Herbst who served in Ukraine between 2003–2006 believes Kyiv should be armed better…
Poll shows more than 60% of Germans against providing Ukraine with Taurus
Public opposition in Germany illustrates the political challenges facing Western military support for Ukraine, even as the war enters a critical phase that demands advanced weaponry.
