Category: 6. Opinion

The head of a charitable foundation in Poltava, central Ukraine, has been arrested for allegedly selling over 230 vehicles intended as humanitarian aid for the Armed Forces of Ukraine, according to the National Police of Ukraine.  Ukraine intensified anti-corruption efforts, especially… Continue Reading

A Ukrainian company has developed and is currently testing a new auto-targeting system for FPV (First Person View) drones, aimed at enhancing autonomous attacks on fast-moving and maneuvering targets. The system is designed to be particularly effective in the final stages of flight, when… Continue Reading

Speaking at an international security conference in Sweden’s Visby, Ukraine’s European Solidarity Party leader Petro Poroshenko called on Western allies to stop fearing Putin and ensure Ukraine’s victory over Russia, emphasizing that the West possesses all the necessary capabilities and… Continue Reading

The Russian full-scale invasion has resulted in the destruction or damage of nearly 1,000 libraries across Ukraine, according to the Commissioner for the Protection of the State Language Taras Kremin.  Since 2022, Russian forces have targeted and destroyed numerous cultural landmarks,… Continue Reading

Mariupol Defender Yura Hulchuk, a 23-year-old soldier from the 36th Marine Brigade, spent nearly two and a half years in Russian captivity before being released on 14 September 2024. His return was marked by severe physical and psychological trauma. Immediately after the prisoner exchange, Yura… Continue Reading

Frontline report: Russian soldier falls from high-rise building amid intense fighting near Toretsk – Euromaidan Press 2857579317

German lawmakers from several parties are preparing to file a request with the Federal Constitutional Court to ban the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, according to reports from German media outlets Tagesschau and Welt on 29 September. AfD is a right-wing populist party characterized by its… Continue Reading

In the early hours of 30 September, Ukraine’s air defense systems countered a large-scale Russian aerial assault, according to the Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.  Russian aerial assaults on Ukrainian cities have intensified in recent weeks, targeting numerous civilian and… Continue Reading

Mark Rutte, former Dutch prime minister, is set to take over as NATO’s Secretary General on 1 October, facing a complex set of challenges that will test his leadership and coalition-building skills. Outgoing NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg has led the Alliance since 2014. In his recent farewell… Continue Reading

The Biden administration is facing GOP criticism for classifying its Ukraine aid strategy document, defying a congressional mandate for public disclosure. This decision has raised questions about the administration’s transparency and long-term commitment to supporting Ukraine in its fight… Continue Reading