Category: 6. Opinion

Turkish combat drone manufacturer Baykar has signed a new cooperation agreement with Ukraine during the Saha Expo defense industry fair in Türkiye on 22 October. Bayraktar drones played a significant role in the early months of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, with the TB2 delivering… Continue Reading

US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin announced American support for Ukraine’s domestic weapons production, particularly focusing on long-range strike capabilities, during his visit to Italy on 23 October 2024, according to the transcript of his press briefing, published by the Pentagon. Despite… Continue Reading

Ukraine’s Air Force reports the Russian nighttime air attack, involving 50 Shahed-type drones and unidentified UAVs launched from Russia’s Orel and Kursk oblasts, and from occupied Crimea, alongside two Kh-22 cruise missiles fired from Tu-22M3 aircraft over the Black Sea and two Kh-59… Continue Reading

Russo-Ukrainian war, day 973: Europe braces for war as North Korea joins Russian forces – Euromaidan Press 8b01d51629

Marie Yovanovitch, Former US Ambassador to Ukraine, emphasized that territorial integrity and NATO membership must be central to any future peace negotiations between Ukraine and Russia. Her remarks came during a public discussion on Ukraine’s strategic importance to US national security,… Continue Reading

The Warsaw Security Forum held its 11th annual meeting this year, with the International Center for Ukrainian Victory (ICUV) serving as a partner for the third consecutive year. This international conference serves as a platform for high-level dialogue between government officials,… Continue Reading

According to Ukrainian publication Texty, North Korea’s economic conditions have notably improved between 2022 and 2024, coinciding with Pyongyang’s support of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The VIIRS satellite nighttime lighting analysis provides compelling evidence of this… Continue Reading

US President Joe Biden has finalized a $20 billion loan package for Ukraine, secured against revenue from Russian sovereign assets frozen in US jurisdiction. When Russia launched its full-scale invasion, Western nations froze approximately $300 billion in Russian Central Bank reserves. While… Continue Reading

Today, there are many updates from Russia. Following heavy losses for modest territorial gains, Russian forces urgently needed to replenish their ranks. However, the Russian president rejected a new wave of mobilization, citing concerns over potential public unrest and a decline in popular… Continue Reading

The Ministry of Finance of Ukraine raised over 300 billion hryvnias ($7 bn) through war bonds since the beginning of 2024, reports the Ministry’s press service. “Every hryvnia from each purchased bond helps the army and supports the country’s financial stability, and then returns to the… Continue Reading