Ukraine may receive state-of-art NATO technologies, capable of destroying Russian glide bombs and drone swarms
The glide or guided bombs have been one of the main weapons of war.
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Russia tricks Central Asian workers into Ukraine war with fake job promises
Two Uzbek and Tajik migrants born in 1984 are among the latest foreign nationals killed fighting for Russia in Ukraine, Russian recruited with promises of quick money
Raytheon’s production lines overheat as Europe lines up for 1,000 Patriot missiles and Ukraine pleads for speed
Joint production and faster transfer talks gain urgency as Russia refines its missile arsenal.
Latvia bans Russians from buying property, calling it hybrid warfare threat
Latvia banned property sales to Russian and Belarusian citizens after parliament declared such transactions constitute "hybrid warfare" instruments, passing the measure in its conclusive reading 19 June.
Russia reportedly hides its own war dead in Ukraine’s body swaps
Kyiv says Moscow is slipping its own soldiers into exchanges meant for fallen Ukrainians, complete with uniforms, dog tags, and ID papers, possibly to dodge compensation to Russian families.
US strike on Iran could force Moscow to imagine what real strength feels like, says expert
The Kremlin respects only power — and it’s watching the Middle East war especially closely.
How to annihilate 500 drones in one night when gunpowder runs low — Ukraine finds revolutionary way
Each day, Ukraine’s sky erupts into a red storm of destruction, as the US diplomacy falters month after month, leaving Ukrainians to grapple with a deepening sense of betrayal.
“Nothing to say to Zelenskyy”: Trump retreats from G7 as Russia launches biggest terrorist attacks on Kyiv yet
"Better to leave than to face the truth." This is how former Ukrainian Foreign Minister Volodymyr Ohryzko explains…
UN criticizes Russia’s proposal to exchange Ukrainian children for prisoners of war
Moscow acknowledges holding Ukrainian children while proposing to exchange them for Russian prisoners of war, prompting UN condemnation of using civilians as "bargaining chips" in violation of international humanitarian law.
SBU arrests suspected collaborator who tracked defense industry targets for Moscow
A 44-year-old Kyiv resident recruited through pro-Russian online discussions now faces life imprisonment after Ukrainian counterintelligence linked him to Russia's elite "Senezh" military intelligence center, according to the SBU and Prosecutor General's Office.
Russian strike shuts down Fahrenheit military clothing factory in Kyiv: all orders cancelled
Ukrainian clothing manufacturer Fahrenheit announced the indefinite suspension of operations after Russian forces damaged its Kyiv production facility during a June 17 air attack that killed 14 people in the capital and injured more than 100.
Umerov: Ukraine managed to return over 6,000 bodies of the dead, the fight for prisoners is ahead
Over 6,000 bodies of Ukrainian soldiers returned home following the completion of Istanbul agreement implementation, marking the end of this repatriation stage and the beginning of prisoner exchange efforts, according to Defense Minister Rustem Umerov.
Ukrainian drone veterans train Estonia’s Defense League in battlefield tactics
Estonia's Defense League volunteers are learning drone warfare from Ukrainian operators who spend up to 29 days at a time on the front lines, where drones serve as the "eyes of God" in modern combat.
Latvian MP faces 20 years in prison after shouting in Russian at parliament
Latvia's State Security Service detained former parliamentarian Aleksejs Rosļikovs after he shouted "There are more of us, our language is Russian!" during a 5 June parliamentary session.
German Vector and Twister drones already help Ukraine track targets. Soon, they’ll come armed with power to hear artillery before it hits
They will be linked to neural networks are being developed to automatically identify weapons — and guide counterstrikes.
Barrels of blood: Israeli strikes on Iran unleash surge of cash for Russia’s war machine
Every dollar from soaring oil prices arms Russian soldiers on Ukraine’s frontline.
How AI is revolutionizing modern warfare: 5 technologies you should know
5 groundbreaking AI technologies already in service or entering operational use, showcasing examples of how science fiction is quickly becoming military reality
Czechia unveils its largest ammo push yet to sustain Ukraine’s fight through 2026
Eighteen nations, one initiative, and millions of ammunition rounds.
Destruction of Iran’s nuclear program means Trump has no reason to offer Putin concessions on Ukraine in exchange for Tehran’s pressure, says expert
Failed diplomatic efforts to halt Iran's uranium enrichment gave way to precision strikes that eliminated nuclear scientists and IRGC commanders.
Three years ago, Russia first struck Ukraine with weapons that backfired, burning its fleet and changing military history
What began as Russia's technological terror campaign has evolved into Ukraine's mastery of a new warfare paradigm.