Category: 1. Ukraine

On June 1st Ukraine took military raiding into the 21st century. It did so with little more than ingenuity and 117 drones, which emerged from trucks across Russia—everywhere from Siberia to the Chinese border—and destroyed a dozen or…

The Ukrainian industry has the capacity to increase drone production by 40% this year, but lacks the necessary funds to do so.

NATO is expanding its satellite surveillance capacities to scan large swaths of land, enabling the alliance to monitor military movements in Ukraine and on Russia’s borders with its eastern members, top commander Pierre Vandier said.

Vandier…

According to the ministry, the Ukrainian side presented key achievements in digital transformation, which include the implementation and…

Any path to peace must be based on clear and feasible security guarantees for Ukraine, said Montenegrin President Jakov Milatovic.

“Any path to peace must be based on clear and feasible security guarantees for Ukraine. Therefore, to…

Bulgarian Prime Minister Rossen Jeliazkov has called for Russia not to be allowed to impose a “hopeless future” on Ukraine.

At the 4th Ukraine – South-East Europe summit in Odesa on Wednesday, Jeliazkov noted that South-East Europe…

Emergency crews discovered the bodies of two more workers at an industrial facility in Kharkiv on the morning of June 12, according to the Main Department of the State Emergency Service in the Kharkiv region.

A new industrial region is taking shape in Ukraine – in Zakarpattia region – where numerous enterprises are being launched and significant generation capacity is under construction, according to Andriy Gerus, head of the Verkhovna…

Retired U.S. Army Lieutenant General and former National Security Advisor Herbert Raymond McMaster suggested that Russia’s war against Ukraine is closely tied to a broader campaign by a coalition of authoritarian states, which continue to support Moscow and share a goal of reshaping the…