Summary
- The success of the EU’s rearmament hinges on its leaders learning lessons from Ukraine.
- They will have to direct their efforts towards three problems that strike at the…
Category: 1. Ukraine
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How to arm a pacifist: Lessons from Ukraine for the EU’s defence
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North Korea to send 25,000 workers to Russia’s drone factory
North Korea is looking into sending its citizens to Russia to work at a drone factory so that the visiting workers can help increase production in exchange for gaining experience in drone operation.
This was reported by Japanese broadcaster NHK, citing its own…
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Dozens of Russian Regions Now Face Regular Internet Outages Amid Drone Attacks
Mobile internet outages have become increasingly routine across dozens of Russia’s regions in recent weeks as authorities respond to Ukrainian drone attacks with temporary shutdowns.
On Tuesday, at…
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High Court ruling on Russia / Ukraine aircraft test case has credit implications for re/insurers: Morningstar DBRS
Last week, the High Court of Justice in London ruled in favour of aircraft lessors for the 2021 and 2022 underwriting years, a key development in the ongoing Russia-Ukraine aviation litigation, and one which analysts at Morningstar DBRS warn has…
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Police reveal data on declared weapons in Kyiv region
Since the beginning of the weapon declaration campaign, 853 people in Kyiv region have contacted the police and declared a total of 762 firearms.
This was reported to Ukrinform by the Communications Department of Kyiv region police.
“As of June 18, 2025, since the…
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88 clashes on frontline since day-start, fiercest battles in Pokrovsk sector
Since the beginning of the day, there have been 88 combat clashes between the Defense Forces of Ukraine and Russian troops, with the highest number occurring in the Pokrovsk sector.
This was reported by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on Facebook, sharing…
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More than 800 Azov fighters still in Russian captivity
About 800 Azov servicemen remain in Russian captivity, the press service of the 1st Corps of the Azov National Guard reports.
“But they are not alone. We are fighting for them. Azov is acting. Systematically, daily, it works at all…
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Russia court dismisses appeal of Ukraine national convicted of espionage – JURIST
The Second Court of Appeal of St. Petersburg on Tuesday upheld the conviction of Ivan Zabavsky, a Ukrainian who was convicted on a charge of espionage.
The court rejected the appeal during a closed-door trial, where journalists and listeners were…
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Russians launch airstrikes at frontline settlements in Zaporizhzhia region, causing destruction
Russian forces carried out airstrikes on Polohy district in Zaporizhzhia region.
This was reported on Telegram by Head of the Zaporizhzhia Regional Military Administration Ivan Fedorov, according to Ukrinform.
“Russian forces dropped two aerial bombs on the village…
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Coordination HQ: Group of seriously ill defenders released from Russian captivity
On Thursday, another stage of the exchange of prisoners in the category of “seriously ill and prisoners” took place; this is another stage of the exchange in accordance with the Istanbul agreements, the Coordination Headquarters for the…
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