Category: 1. Ukraine

This was discussed during a panel at Ukrinform marking the 92nd anniversary of the Holodomor — the genocide of the Ukrainian…

Russian aggression deprives sport of its ability to serve as a force for peace, and therefore Ukraine calls on UN member states to maintain the suspension of Russian athletes from international competitions.

A training session on operating drones, conducted by Ukrainian UAV operators for Polish military personnel, recently took place at the Orzysz training grounds in northeastern Poland.

A training session on operating drones, conducted by Ukrainian UAV operators for Polish military personnel, recently took place at the Orzysz training grounds in northeastern Poland.

Russian authorities in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine are attempting to create an information “bubble” in which access to Ukrainian and international resources is blocked, and any information not controlled by the Kremlin is censored.

U.S. President Donald Trump’s Special Envoy for Ukraine, Keith Kellogg, has informed his colleagues that he intends to leave the administration in January.

Russia plans to fully occupy the Donetsk region in the spring of 2026, but the head of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense, Kyrylo Budanov, believes that this plan is unrealistic.

Norway is providing Ukraine with further 465 million Norwegian kroner (approximately $45.8 million) in humanitarian support. This allocation adds to 120 million Norwegian kroner (approximately $11.8 million) already designated for food security.

Norway is providing Ukraine with further 465 million Norwegian kroner (approximately $45.8 million) in humanitarian support. This allocation adds to 120 million Norwegian kroner (approximately $11.8 million) already designated for food security.

Russian forces attacked the Semenivka and Koriukivka communities in the Chernihiv region with drones, resulting in a burned-down locomotive and damage to houses, vehicles, and farm buildings.