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
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Up to 25,000 Cubans may be lured in Russia’s war by pay, but Havana emphasizes it has no connection to foreign recruitment for Moscow
The Cuban Foreign Ministry calls the accusations baseless and slanderous.
Russia launches 1,360 bombs and 92 missiles on Ukraine in single week, while global attention is drawn to Middle East
While Israel and Hamas negotiate a pause in hostilities, Russian forces intensify strikes across Ukraine, hitting civilians and energy infrastructure with unprecedented volume.
Only 35% of Russia’s strategic tank reserves remain after three years of war
The gap between depletion and production rates suggests Moscow faces mounting pressure to either reduce operational tempo or accept increasing reliance on progressively older, less capable platforms.
Ukrainian soldiers broke through open-steppe defenses, liberating Sichneve village from Russian troops
The liberation cuts off Russian forces from expanding westward, fortifying Ukraine’s defense line and restoring control in a key border zone.
Russian сourts сonvict two people daily for treason as paranoia spirals – intelligence
The 224 treason convictions handed down in six months exceed the total for all of 2023.
Ukraine disables 40% of one of Russia’s largest oil refineries processing 17.5 million tons annually
The third Ukrainian drone strike on Kirishinefteorgsintez this year disabled CDU-6, forcing the facility to operate at 70% capacity while processing 6.6% of Russia's national crude oil output.
Russian advance stalls — September sees lowest territorial gains since May, but it’s not time to relax
Russian attempts via gas pipelines were thwarted, but Kupiansk remains on high alert for renewed attacks.
From Kinzhal missiles to Shaheds: Ukraine destroys 10,215 Russian targets in September, proving it is Europe’s frontline defense
Meanwhile, Poland and Denmark announce plans to adopt Ukrainian tactics after repeated Russian drone intrusions.
“Runway for drones, classroom for war”: Camp Jomsborg in Poland becomes Europe’s frontline school for modern combat
Soldiers from Ukraine and allied nations will train here side by side, mastering drone warfare, electronic defense, and real battlefield tactics drawn from Ukraine’s war experience.
Russia wins back Paralympic arena while bombing Ukraine’s children
Since February 2022, Ukraine has lost 489 athletes to Russia’s full-scale war, with many more maimed. Yet in Seoul, IPC delegates voted to restore Russia’s and Belarus’s status, granting the Kremlin a propaganda stage.
Russia unleashes mobile squads for soldiers who suddenly decided not to kill Ukrainians, forcing them into death fights
Every soldier has a choice: join the slaughter in Ukraine or stay home.
Russian occupation is erasing entire Crimean Tatar people and may trigger new global war
Crimean Tatar leader warns 60 nations that Putin appeasement mirrors 1938 Hitler lesson as Russia expels 50,000 Crimean Tatars from occupied Crimea.
Swedish JAS 39 Gripen jets producer’s stocks jump 5% after Trump’s statements on Ukraine
Markets interpreted Trump's territorial recovery stance as a positive signal for European defense companies.
Ukrainian civilians pay price after Trump’s Alaska summit with Putin, while US offers no aid to Kyiv
Nearly 3,500 drones and nearly 200 missiles in a single month show escalation is the Russian strategy.
Ukraine’s WWI-era weapon downs advanced Russian Kh-69 cruise missile over Kyiv with $11 worth of ammo
An astonishing thing happened in Ukraine in September 2025: a Russian advanced half-million-dollar missile was shot down by…
Ukraine’s Plan A: peace, but Russia doesn’t want it. Plan B: $60 billion for 2026 from allies — Zelenskyy
With Russia demanding surrender and Washington withholding aid, Ukraine braces for an unsustainable financial cliff.
“Stayed indoors for nearly three years”: Ukraine brings kids home from jaws of occupation — yet 19,546 remain abducted by Russia
Zelenskyy’s humanitarian program reunites the most vulnerable, while Russia continues to steal children for its war machine.
Ukrainian partisans near Yekaterinburg cut all Russia’s strategic supply lines 2,087 km from frontlines
ATESH saboteurs disrupt ammunition, fuel, and troop movements.
Ukrainian forces burn three Russian air defense systems worth $80–90 million with “innovations”
Tor-M2 and Buk systems worth tens of millions burned, but Ukraine's Nemesis promises the full story will come later.