Earning points for blowing up invaders and redeeming them for new gear sounds like a videogame mechanics, but it is literally how Ukraine's military is supplied now.
Publicly going AWOL is certainly an unconventional way to fix a flawed law, but Serhiy Hnezdilov actually pulled it off.
Another regular day for the neighbors: drones, artillery, and a relentless obsession with terrorizing peaceful towns.
Human rights inspectors visited a draft office in Mykolaiv, and what they found goes way beyond typical bureaucratic chaos.
The Russian Baltic Fleet just lost a staggering amount of fireworks, and it did not even happen anywhere near the front line.
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine just shared details on a high-value military strike near Moscow.
Night shifts in occupied Sevastopol just got a lot darker, thanks to some precision nocturnal visiting by Ukrainian strike drones.
Some people are built entirely of resilience. Olena Kovtunenko raised three sons, worked as a nurse, did plastering side gigs, and went to the frontlines to pull wounded soldiers out of fire.
Russian forces pounded civilian neighborhoods in a relentless 90-minute aerial strike.
Overnight logisticians in Moscow had a terrible shift because long-range drones decided to do a full sweep of Russian military supply lines.
Military bureaucracy in Ukraine just got another digital update, making returning to duty surprisingly smartphone-friendly.
Just when people thought military enlistment offices couldn't get more creative with the rules, human rights inspectors turned up with a surprise audit.