Zelensky, Trump, and Macron walk into a conference call
The leader of Ukraine just dropped a casual update on a three-way chat that might actually shift some gears.
The leader of Ukraine just dropped a casual update on a three-way chat that might actually shift some gears.
Just when it seemed like things were moving, the judge decides to step down.
It seems the "ghost" tankers sneaking oil for Russia aren't as untouchable as Moscow hoped.
Sometimes the smartest solutions aren't high-tech gadgets, but simple 3D-printed tools that actually work.
Turns out the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine decided to let algorithms do some heavy lifting in the war room.
The transition team is really leaning into the lawyer vibe for the spy business this time around.
When was the last time you saw a parliament agree on literally anything? Well, the Norwegians just did it, and it's bad news for the Kremlin.
It turns out that if you keep flying explosive metal birds into oil refineries, eventually, those refineries stop refining. Who could have possibly predicted this?
If you thought our guys only target Russian oil tanks, think again. The latest menu includes a refinery in Krasnodar, a drone warehouse, and—wait for it—Russia’s own attempts at making naval drones in occupied Sevastopol.
Because nothing screams 'patriotic duty' quite like running a flat-rate discount on dodging it.
Another tragic reminder of what Russian captivity actually is. Mariupol defender Mykola Bruiev was tortured to death, because international conventions apparently only exist on paper.
Just in case anyone in the West is still debating whether to let Ukraine shoot back at Russian airfields, Moscow sent another early morning reminder directly to residential blocks.