Articles tagged "Czechia"

Pistorius confirms plan to double Germany's military aid to Ukraine for 2024 -- Training center for Ukrainian F-16 pilots opens in Romania -- 100th ship passes through Black Sea humanitarian corridor -- Germany to provide Ukraine with 2 more IRIS-T air defense systems -- Ukraine adapts Soviet air defense systems to fire US missiles -- and more

Russian Kinzhal manufacturer imports components from EU -- IAEA warns of 'dangers to nuclear safety' following Russian strikes near Khmelnytskyi Nuclear Plant -- 'Putin Youth': How Russia is raising a new generation of soldiers -- Europe continues to import over $14 billion of Russian raw materials -- and more

Russia admits most of its drones come from China -- 57 collaborators involved in the torture of Ukrainians in Kherson Oblast identified -- If NATO ambiguous about conditions for Ukraine, Russia won’t know what to prevent -- Who are the Crimean Tatars?

Russia has economic strength to fight until 2025 -- Ukrainian forces intercept reconnaissance group near Russian border in Sumy Oblast -- Ukrainian, Bulgarian defense ministers sign memorandum on security cooperation -- Romania discovers more drone wreckage on its soil -- and more

Ukrainian strike destroys radar station in Russia's Kursk region -- New round of Russian conscription will include Ukraine's occupied territories -- Ukraine names suspects in sabotage at military warehouses in Luhansk Oblast & Czech Republic -- Russia reduces offensive pace on Kupiansk-Kreminna line -- and more

US will reportedly give ATACMS to Ukraine. Will it change the war? -- Large-scale cyberattack reported in occupied Crimea -- Russian drones not directly targeted at Romania, still a problem -- Next week, the first Abrams tanks will be delivered to Ukraine -- and more

Russian colonel tortured civilians to death in Kherson Oblast -- Kremlin has a long history of killing its opponents -- As counteroffensive presses forward in southeast, 'every meter costs a life' -- German company under investigation for selling drone components to Russia -- and more

Russian Presidential Commissioner claims 700,000 children deported from Ukraine -- Russian logistics severely impacted by attacks on Crimean bridges -- Russia failing to 'insulate population from the war' -- Endless Russian assaults near Kreminna test Ukraine’s defenses -- Croatia to help export Ukrainian grain through its ports -- and more

Moscow re-deploys units from strategic regions in Russia to Ukraine -- Kakhovka Dam destruction: Tracking the catastrophe’s aftermath down the Dnipro River -- Pence: US will have to fight Russia if Ukraine defeated -- Death toll of Lviv missile strike rises to 10 -- and more

New body for investigating Russian crime of aggression opens office in The Hague -- Ukraine designates Unilever as 'international sponsor of war' -- All hospitals in occupied Lysychansk re-purposed by Russia for military needs -- Ukrainians under occupation face deportation, loss of property after Putin's new order -- and more

Lithuanian President: 'Red lines' regarding military aid to Ukraine must be crossed -- 'Exhausted' troops, 'disorganized' deployment will likely hinder Russia's prospects of holding critical frontline areas in Ukraine -- Russia tries to conceal its dwindling nuclear stockpile -- Former Polish PM: Ending war in Ukraine with compromises would lead to new dangers -- and more