Articles tagged "Kyiv"

Russia continues to suffer record losses in December -- Tough battles, lost positions in Pokrovsk demand 'non-standard decisions,' Syrskyi says -- Russian colonialism is not reformable,' says historian Botakoz Kassymbekova -- Russia killed at least 109 Ukrainian POWs in 2024 -- and more

Ukraine won't trade young soldiers' lives for better weapons [fight smarter] -- Russian military suppliers exploit loophole to source US microchips -- SBU releases video of Sea Baby naval drones repelling Russian helicopter attack -- [podcast] When Ukraine was the third-largest nuclear power -- NATO jets intercept Russian aircraft over the Baltic Sea -- and more

30 years ago today, Ukraine traded nuclear arms for security assurances, a decision that still haunts Kyiv today -- Ukrainian forces to receive 30,000 DeepStrike drones in 2025 -- 'Not a single day did this document work' — Zelensky on 30th anniversary of Budapest Memorandum -- A more dangerous Russia: UK armed forces chief issues stark 'third nuclear age' warning -- Coffin prices in Russia have soared by 74% since start of full-scale invasion -- and more

Fall of Aleppo deals blow to Russia's Middle East clout, may indirectly strengthen Ukraine's hand -- Ukraine accelerating missile production -- Ukraine prevents Russia from establishing bridgehead west of Oskil River -- Yale study names over 300 Ukrainian children forcibly deported to Russia -- and more

We see that Russian economy is in a very dire state, EU top diplomat Kallas says -- Russia trained 300,000 reserve soldiers for war in Ukraine, Russian defense official claims -- Zelensky disputes media reports of 80,000 Ukrainian military casualties -- Russia fired at least 60 North Korean missiles against Ukraine -- and more

Russian drone attack against civilian shuttle bus in Kherson, kills 3, injures at least 8 -- Putin approves Russia's budget with record spending on national defense -- Russia loses almost 46,000 troops, over $3 billion worth of military equipment in November -- EU delivered 1 million shells to Ukraine, fulfilling pledge, Kallas says; no estimate for 2025 yet -- and more

West provided enough aid for 2.5 brigades out of requested 10 -- Russian general charged in absentia for ordering missile strike on Chernihiv theater in 2023 -- Ukraine destroys 3 more Russian radar systems in Crimea -- CERN ends cooperation with Russian institutes -- and more

Netherlands hands over 3 Patriot air defense launchers to Ukraine -- Ukraine destroys Russian $5 million radar system in Crimea -- Putin wants to escalate before Trump takes office -- Russia 'unlikely' to launch nuclear attack despite Putin's threats, US intelligence says -- Russian soldiers suspected of executing 4 more Ukrainian POWs near Pokrovsk -- and more

Russia's Oreshnik missile likely had no explosives and didn't cause much damage -- Use of technological advancements will prevent serious front line breakthrough until 2027 -- North Korean missiles with Western parts fuel Russian attacks on Ukraine, CNN reports -- Mediazona confirms identities of almost 80,000 Russian soldiers killed in Ukraine -- and more

Pure genocide: Shahed drones that hit Sumy equipped with shrapnel munitions -- Russian military executed another 5 Ukrainian POWs near Vuhledar in Donetsk Oblast -- [Video] Muslim activist who fled Russia on his new life in Ukraine -- Russia faces deep economic crisis regardless of war’s outcome -- and more

Russia only wins if the West quits; an interview with retired US Gen. Ben Hodges -- Ukrainian drones strike Russian factories, weapons arsenal -- Russian troops killed 2 more Ukrainian POWs near Pokrovsk -- Latest strikes on Ukraine’s electricity substations threaten nuclear power failure Greenpeace warns -- Sweden investigating Chinese ship's possible role in Baltic Sea cable damage -- and more

Russia behind recent bomb threats at Czech, Slovak schools, Czech intelligence chief says -- How Ukraine’s energy infrastructure has endured over 1,000 attacks in 1,000 days of full-scale war -- Long-range strikes can help push Russia toward peace, US official says -- Severed internet cables raise suspicion of sabotage in Baltic Sea -- and more