Category: 1. Ukraine

As a result of a Russian strike on Kupiansk on the morning of May 23, two utility workers were seriously injured.

On Tuesday, May 27, at 11.00, the press center of the Interfax-Ukraine news agency will host a roundtable talk entitled “Ways to strengthen Ukraine’s social resilience: values-based appraisal.” Participants include Chairman of the Ukrainian Security Club, NGO Foundation for…

Finance officials from the Group of Seven (G7) nations have threatened they could impose further sanctions on Russia should it fail to agree a ceasefire in its war on Ukraine.

Ending their G7 meeting in the Canadian Rocky Mountains, where foreign…

The Vinnytsia City Court has issued a verdict in the case of singer, choreographer and producer Yuriy Bardash, who was accused of promoting war and supporting the aggressor, the press service of the Vinnytsia City Court of Vinnytsia…

Enemy drones targeted the Prykarpattia region in the morning, damaging buildings and vehicles in the Kolomyia district.

The Pentagon is likely to downgrade a policy office instrumental in the military’s response to the war in Ukraine, according to three former U.S. defense officials and two European officials.

As part of a larger reshuffle of the Pentagon’s…

Combat drone operators from the “Prime” strike UAV unit of the 5th detachment of the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine successfully struck enemy targets in the Kursk sector, including an ammunition depot, a tank, two UAV takeoff and control positions, and ten fortified locations.

The latest energy price cap announcement brings a welcome if modest reduction in prices for 22 million consumers, and valuable context to the politically corrosive debate over the Winter Fuel Allowance.

From July, the maximum unit…

Over the course of 24 hours, the occupiers’ losses amounted to 1,050 units of manpower and 187 units of equipment, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine said in a report as of 7:00 a.m. on Friday.

In particular, Ukrainian…