The Netherlands is sending its worn-out wind turbines to Ukraine instead of the scrapheap
Ukrainian buyers are installing them to decentralize a grid that Russian strikes have battered through four winters.
Japan and Ukraine will jointly develop and produce military drones
The SCMP reported Tokyo is drawing on Ukraine's war against Russia to accelerate its own programs.
What Moscow does to foreign embassies, Latvia will now do to Russia’s
PM Braže said Russian services routinely screen people entering other countries' diplomatic buildings in the Russian capital.
The Penza institute builds sensors for the missiles that hit Ukraine. Now it’s smoking.
Its parts go into Iskanders, Kh-101 cruise missiles, and Russia's newest Su-57 fighter.
Ukraine’s drone force wrecked almost 200 Russian air defense assets since year-start—31 in June alone
A late-June sweep added a Pantsir gun-missile system and two radars in occupied Crimea.
A Ukraine-sanctioned tycoon was bombed at his own door in Monaco
Kyiv blacklisted him in 2023 over alcohol assets that kept paying taxes to Russia from occupied Crimea.
“Three-day war,” now in year five: Russia has missed 15 of its own deadlines to seize Donetsk Oblast since the 2022, Zelenskyy says
Moscow still holds short of the region after more than four years of the all-out war, even as it demands all of it at the negotiating table.
Russian maps blurred 119 of Russia’s own military sites in the Nordics and Baltics—and gave away their locations
The objects blurred on Yandex run from air bases and shipyards to nuclear-weapons facilities, reporters from four countries found.
Russia thought occupied Crimea was its fortress. Ukrainian forces say they’ve been pulling the walls down for years now
The latest piece: a rail bridge near İçki that fed troops across occupied Crimea.
A new 100-kilogram Ukrainian drone boat can wait two days, then strike on command
The Harpun runs on a water-jet engine and switches between three control channels in seconds to beat jamming.
Zelenskyy: In Kyiv, where Lenin fell, Mazepa will stand—a Cossack hetman Russia still curses
A bust of Ivan Mazepa went up at Kyiv's main monastery, and the president wants a full monument on the boulevard where a Soviet statue came down in 2013.
Russia’s refinery feeding occupied Crimea is burning after an overnight Ukrainian strike
The Slavyansk-na-Kubani plant sits about 300 kilometers from the front and has been hit repeatedly this year.
Russian MoD claims it shot down nearly 40,000 Ukrainian long-range drones over Russia and Crimea
The figure comes from Defense Ministry tallies compiled by a Russian newspaper.
Crimea isolation: SBU hits two Russian spy ships and an S-400 in occupied Kerch as 2,760 cars piled up trying to get off the peninsula
Russia shut the bridge for six hours during the air alert, and the queue never recovered by midday.