Category: 1. Ukraine

Just a decade ago, the world watched as Russia made a bold and high-stakes intervention in Syria. In 2015, when Bashar al-Assad’s regime stood on the brink of collapse, Russian fighter jets streaked across Syrian skies. That intervention not…

Next week, when NATO leaders meet at the summit in The Hague, preserving European and Transatlantic unity will be no less important than increasing defense spending.

Operation Spider Web stands as the most sophisticated drone warfare operation in modern military history, representing the culmination of Ukraine’s remarkable transformation from drone technology importer to global innovator.

On June 1,…

“This decision is an important step to maintaining and restoring ties with millions of Ukrainians around the world,” Oleksiy Chernyshov, minister for national unity, wrote on Facebook. 

The bill was introduced to the parliament by…

A very serious enemy force would be required to execute an attempt to land on the coast of Odesa to capture the Ukrainian city. As of today, Russia has no such force but Ukraine’s Defense Forces are preparing for any developments.

Euractiv sat down with former Home Affairs Commissioner Ylva Johansson, who is now back in Brussels as the EU’s special envoy for Ukrainians, reporting directly to Migration Commissioner Magnus Brunner. Her appointment, confirmed on Tuesday,…

The Verkhovna Rada has passed legislation reforming the National Agency for tracing and Asset Management of Ukraine (ARMA), Member of Parliament Yaroslav Zhelezniak (Holos faction) reported.

“Draft Law No. 12374-d – ARMA Reform has…

On the night of June 18 (from 23:00 on June 17), the enemy attacked with 58 UAVs, air defense neutralized 30 enemy Shahed UAVs (unmanned aerial vehicles of other…

Twenty-one people have been confirmed dead so far in just a single apartment block partially destroyed in what appears to be Russia’s deadliest air raid targeting Kyiv since the full-scale invasion.