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Ukraine’s gamified drone app raises $24K from 45 сountries on launch day
The app's gamification features allow civilian donors to adopt military call signs and track their contributions to specific drone strikes.
Rutte in Kyiv promises Ukraine “no repeat of Budapest Memorandum” with dual security guarantees
The commitment aims to establish deterrence mechanisms that the failed 1994 Budapest Memorandum couldn't provide, though questions remain about whether theu can contain Putin's territorial ambitions.
Three-week Ukrainian drone blitz cuts 13.5% of Russian oil capacity, triggers price crisis
Moscow's energy infrastructure collapse forces Russian consumers to pay record fuel prices while the Kremlin struggles to maintain both domestic supply and military operations.
“Russia’s victorious mood has turned to despair” — Syrskyi on frontline situation
Russia poured over 100,000 soldiers into Donetsk’s Pokrovsk front, a force analysts say could attack a European country. Yet Ukrainian defenders, reinforced by the elite Azov Brigade, halted the advance, regained lost settlements, and pushed the invaders back.
Russia kills family with five drones in Ukrainian region, which is under Washington’s negotiation agenda
Moscow's coordinated drone assault on sleeping civilians tests whether targeted family killings can influence the peace talks in Washington.
Kadyrov’s fighters were driving truck into Melitopol base when Ukraine struck, wiping out Russian aresenal
The Ukrainian intelligence struck deep in the occupied city, destroying a key military arsenal.
Alaska talks end, yet nothing changes: Putin still considers Ukraine “artificial” country
Russia continues its ultimatum, showing zero willingness to compromise on Ukraine’s sovereignty.
War criminal walked red carpet in Alaska like king, while Ukraine’s fate was hanging in shadows
The summit’s slogans promised dialogue, but the reality reinforced Russia’s immovable demands on territory and neutrality.
One note forced failed Russian businessman to choose survival over duty on Toretsk front
A former crypto entrepreneur, thrown into combat, obeyed a drone’s message and escaped the fate of his comrade.
Zelenskyy: Kyiv expects surge in attacks on Ukraine to force concessions after Alaska peace talks
Russian forces are massing for fresh assaults, yet Kyiv says it is ready to fight fire with fire.
Lavrov wears “USSR” sweater in Alaska, as his colleague makes it clear — no peace deal signing today
Putin and Trump will sit across from each other as Alaska braces for tense discussions that will shape Europe’s future.
Ukrainian city smaller than Prague faces Russian forces larger than some NATO states’ entire troops
Drawn from Sumy front's fields, entire Russian brigades roll east, turning a Donetsk town into the focal point of the war in Ukraine
Zelenskyy insists on clear security guarantees from West before any peace deal with Russia
The Ukrainian president lays out a straightforward roadmap for peace but warns the West must offer concrete guarantees to prevent repeated Russian aggression.
Ukraine is not real estate deal: Ukrainians see Trump’s land concession proposal as betrayal
Kyiv warns the West’s secret talks risk chaining Ukraine’s fate to a handshake with Moscow that will be broken before the ink dries.
“Peace as trap”: Ukraine may face pressure from US and Russia to accept Kremlin’s demands, says diplomat
Former ambassador Chaly says Moscow’s demands haven’t changed.
Expert: War’s deadly pulse shows no sign of slowing—no matter what results Witkoff-Putin meeting brings
With hundreds of drone strikes hitting Crimea and the Donbas every week, the expert say peace is still far out of reach.
Capitulation is not peace: Nearly 80% of Ukrainians reject Russia’s demands on ceding territory and disarmament
Putin’s so-called “peace plan” requires surrender, while Ukrainians call it what it is: defeat in disguise.
Kremlin’s oil revenues drop by nearly 33% — but Trump’s sanctions threaten even more pain
With oil and gas revenues down 27%, the Kremlin braces for fresh US measures targeting not only Moscow but also its energy partners.
Germany raids company which secretly sent 20 machines to Russia for munitions production, despite Ukraine’s warnings
Law enforcement moves in after Ukrainian watchdogs expose how banned high-tech exports may be enabling Russia’s battlefield slaughter.