Category: 1. Ukraine

The State Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) has commented on the statement of the Russian special services that the ‘Spiderweb’ special operation was allegedly carried out under the supervision of foreign partners and did not…

Ukraine lost several decades when it could have built a decentralized energy system, but in the past two years there has been a turning point, and Russia’s latest…

On the night of October 15-16, Russia carried out another combined strike targeting Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, particularly facilities in the gas sector.

Ukraine’s national power grid operator Ukrenergo currently has no plans to introduce scheduled hourly power outages for households.

AIRO Group and Bullet Sign Letter of Intent to Form Joint Venture Advancing Ukraine-Developed Interceptor Drones for U.S. and NATO Defense Market

Partnership to Bring Combat-Proven 300 MPH Interceptor Drone Technology to U.S. Manufacturing and…

A drone exploded at an enterprise in the Krasnopillia community, Sumy region, early on October 16, killing a 38-year-old man.

A massive Russian drone and missile strike has hit gas facilities in eastern Ukraine as the Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, flew to Washington for a meeting with Donald Trump to discuss the US providing Kyiv with long-range Tomahawk…

Ukraine will require approximately $60 billion in external financing over 2026–2027 to cover its budget deficit and support the energy sector, which continues to suffer from ongoing Russian attacks.

Poland has signed an agreement with eight Nordic and Baltic countries to expand a training facility – Camp Jomsborg – at the Land Forces Training Center in Nowa Demba-Lipa. The center will host training for NATO and Ukrainian military personnel on the operation of unmanned aerial…