Russia lost 2026-record 46,230 troops in September by Ukraine’s count, as fighting around Donetsk fortress cities grinds on
At the same time, Russia's strikes on Ukraine's rear escalated in September and are climbing again in October.
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Russia struck a school in Sumy with a 250-kilogram bomb while children in grades 1–4 were studying there
The bomb hit as about 40 children sheltered inside, one of many Russian strikes on Ukrainian cities and villages over the past 24 hours.
Frontline Rolls: Ukrainian soldiers document their lives at the front on film
The 2025 project is now a photobook and traveling exhibition after winning two international photography awards.
Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1629: Russia races to swamp Ukraine’s air defenses as July becomes deadliest month for civilians since 2022
Britain's nuclear umbrella could replace the failed 1994 security guarantees that left Ukraine exposed.
Ukrainian drones now reach so deep that Russia closed its main highway to Crimea
Occupation governor Vladimir Saldo signed the order after Ukrainian mid-range drones began hitting the road Russia's southern military supply depends on.
Ukrainian forces seize tactical initiative across frontline, Syrskyi says
Ukrainian counterattacks have liberated more than 400 square kilometers of southern Ukraine in winter and spring 2026, with further gains in Kupyansk and Zaporizhzhia.
Belarus is now drilling nuclear-weapon use with Russian forces from “unprepared” deployment areas next to EU and Ukraine
Minsk announces these drills, then says they threaten no one.
Ukraine says it has Russia’s hidden war-damage assessment — one Moscow won’t show its own population
A single mid-sized Russian oil company has been forced to shut down around 400 wells.
For first time in war, Ukrainian strikes begin worrying Russians more than front
Meanwhile, Russian state TV gave the largest Moscow attack of the war under a minute.
Russia wants joint economic projects with US — but only if Washington stops linking them to peace in Ukraine
Russia is offering Trump a deal that makes peace unnecessary.
West has power to end Russia’s war against Ukraine — it’s choosing not to: Human rights lawyer tells us why
Human rights lawyer Simon Papuashvili on what Western governments won't say out loud — and what it would actually take to stop Russia.
Estonia tells Ukraine to control its own drones
Estonia expects Ukraine to control its drones better after months of Baltic airspace breaches, ministers Pevkur and Tsahkna tell ERR.
Ukraine and Russia agree to three-day Victory Day ceasefire tied to large-scale POW exchange
Ukraine says Russia has agreed to a 1,000-for-1,000 prisoner exchange and a temporary ceasefire from 9–11 May following talks mediated by the United States.
Ukrainian drones target Russia’s main army logistics hub—days before Putin’s Victory parade
Russian monitoring channels say drones reached the 200-hectare Nara complex—the Defense Ministry's hub for distributing military cargo to the Russian armed forces.
Russia and “those sympathetic to it” will try to force Ukraine into capitulation this summer – source in Ukraine’s presidential circle
Russia demands control over Donbas, where 200,000 civilians still live.
Russia’s AI-enabled “Klin” drone runs on US-made Nvidia modules and Australian flight controller
Its flight controller uses the Cube Orange system from Australia.
From Caspian Sea to Baltic coast: Ukraine’s April strike campaign reached every corner of Russia’s oil empire
Since the beginning of the year, Russia has lost at least $7 billion due to Ukrainian strikes on oil infrastructure.
Ukraine’s April strikes pushed Russia’s refinery output to its lowest level since December 2009
Moscow has compensated by increasing seaborne crude exports in April, but this may prove temporary if Ukraine resumes port strikes.
Most Ukrainians reject giving up Donetsk Oblast to Russia even for security guarantees — KIIS survey
For Ukrainians, the real substance of "guarantees" matters more than empty promises.
Zelenskyy asks Trump whether Putin’s 9 May ceasefire means more than hours of safety for his own propaganda parade
Russia has used temporary pauses before, framed as humanitarian gestures or goodwill signals, to regroup forces, rotate units, resupply front-line positions, and then resume offensive operations.