Category: 1. Ukraine

LE BOURGET, France — About once a month, French drone manufacturer Henri Seydoux makes what has become a necessary pilgrimage for many in his business — he goes to Ukraine.

Because for drone technology, there is no harder place to survive than…

Three explosions were reported in temporarily occupied Crimea’s Sevastopol on the night of June 19. An air raid alert went off in the city’s military units.

G7 ambassadors to Ukraine noted the importance of adopting the law on reforming the Asset Recovery and Management Agency (ARMA), the ambassadors said in a statement on X.

“Its implementation is key for an independent asset recovery…

President Vladimir Putin said Thursday that NATO’s push to boost defense spending does not pose a “threat” to Russia, days before the alliance was expected to approve a plan to expand its military capabilities across Europe.

At a…

A hundred days have passed since Russia rejected the U.S. proposal for a complete ceasefire. It is time to act and force Moscow to peace.

The New Zealand government has announced new restrictions against Russian and Belarusian companies and citizens, and has also added four citizens of the DPRK and two of Iran to the sanctions list, involved in supporting Russia’s war against Ukraine.

Australia has imposed sanctions against Russia’s shadow fleet for the first time, in particular on 60 vessels that, according to the country’s government, Russia uses to circumvent international sanctions and finance the war against…

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A Russian Shahed drone fitted with a camera, an artificial intelligence module and a radio control system allowing it to be controlled from Russia has been discovered in Ukraine, the first time…

That’s according to The Moscow Times, Ukrinform…

A Ukrainian delegation has presented its legislative proposals for harmonizing national regulations on waste management and water quality with EU law during a bilateral meeting with the European Commission in Brussels. The talks took…