Russian aggression
Explosions at an industrial site in Myla: prosecutor’s office opens case following August 28 Russian attack
The Prosecutor General’s Office has launched an investigation into acts of aggressive war and official negligence following an enemy attack in the Kyiv region on August 28. The incident resulted in five people being injured and caused significant…
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War with Iran could leave Ukraine without air defense: what’s the reason
The US is rapidly expending interceptor missiles to protect Israel, and stockpiles may be critically limited. A potential large-scale conflict between the US and Israel with Iran could impact the supply of air defense systems
The Defense Forces destroyed approximately 1,266,770 enemy occupiers, 11,709 tanks, and 151,359 enemy UAVs as of March 1
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine announced the estimated enemy losses since the beginning of Russia’s full-scale military aggression on Ukrainian territory as of the morning of March 1. The information was
Russia attacked Ukraine with 123 drones overnight. 13 UAVs were hit — Air Force
On the night of March 1 (from 6:00 PM on February 28), Russian forces attacked Ukraine with 123 Shahed, Gerbera, and Italmas attack UAVs, along with other types of drones, approximately 70 of which were
Ukraine has reached an agreement with the Netherlands to expand its drone fleet, according to Mikhail Fedorov
Ukrainian Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov announced the expansion of the “Drone Line” project with support from the Netherlands, according to Apostrophe, as reported by the PromPolitInform portal. The agreement was reached during a meeting with
Russia is ready to accept security guarantees for Ukraine from the United States – Kirill Budanov
Kirill Budanov, head of the Presidential Office and a member of the Ukrainian negotiating team, stated that during previous negotiations, the Russian side agreed to accept security guarantees for Ukraine offered by the United States.





