On 1 May, US President Donald Trump’s administration notified Congress of its approval to authorize the export of over $50 million in defense-related goods to Ukraine through direct commercial sales (DCS), according to diplomatic sources cited by the Kyiv Post.
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Forget tanks—Russia’s planning a new kind of Ukraine invasion. Military experts warn: The next Russian attack won’t look like war—until it’s too late. |
Frontline report: Alcohol consumption compromises Russian operational security in Belgorod. Over a dozen Russian…
The European Union is not currently exploring options to split the EU accession processes of Ukraine and Moldova due to Hungary’s resistance to Ukraine’s membership, according to EU Ambassador to Ukraine Katarina Mathernová.
Current Hungarian government led by Viktor Orbán is described as…
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100 days into Donald Trump’s presidency, peace between Russia and Ukraine remains elusive. Recent weeks have seen violence escalate sharply—a strike on Kryvyi Rih killing nine children, an attack on Sumy claiming 36 civilian lives, and a missile assault on Kyiv leaving 12 dead—just days…
Ukraine’s military implemented a video game-inspired incentive program to motivate soldiers to target Russian forces more effectively.
The “Army of Drones bonus” system rewards troops with points when they provide video evidence of successful drone strikes against Russian targets.
Modern warfare…
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is expected to arrive in Prague on 4 May, iDNES.cz reported on 30 April.
Prague Castle announced President Petr Pavel will receive a foreign head of state this Sunday, without specifying who the visitor will be.
Prague Castle has also announced that all…
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A yellow school bus spotted near the front line in eastern Ukraine’s Donetsk Oblast became the latest example of Russia’s growing reliance on civilian vehicles for troop transport.
This shift to civilian vehicles stems from significant equipment losses that outpace production, with MT-LB armored…
Russia indicated for the first time that it might be willing to discuss American presence at the occupied Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) as part of broader peace negotiations, marking a potential shift in Moscow’s position on the facility’s control.
The ZNPP, Europe’s largest nuclear…