A quiet, heavy ceremony just took place. Twelve more of our defenders, whose names we don't yet know, were buried with full military honors.
So, the occupation authorities in Sevastopol just decided to give locals a sneak peek of the stone age. No fuel for regular people, pitch-black streets, and supermarkets closing early. "Season is going great," they said.
If you thought flying 2,500 kilometers to hit an oil refinery in Tyumen was wild, Zelenskyy just dropped a teaser for what comes next.
Ever wondered how many Patriot missiles the US makes a year? Turns out, not that many. But Germany is stepping up, and Ukraine just signed a massive contract to secure our skies.
Russia decided to throw a whole botanical garden and a literal parody at Ukraine overnight, but mobile fire groups had other plans.
Another day of Russian high-precision madness, this time targeting civilian businesses in Poltava. Because nothing screams "strategic threat" to the Kremlin like local warehouses and children playing nearby.
After years of blocking EU talks and yelling about language laws, Hungary and Ukraine have suddenly agreed on ethnic Hungarian rights in Zakarpattia. Or at least, that’s what we are being told.
Ever wondered how much it costs to make a hostile neighbor stop launching drones at you? Well, the UAE apparently found the magic number, and it has a lot of zeros.
While the world is busy debating if AI will write their next corporate email, Ukrainian soldiers are using actual ground robots to dodge artillery and haul ammo. And the robotic army just got a massive upgrade.
Just another day of neighbors showing their "love" by launching metal junk at civilian cities. This time, Poltava got hit, and the local kids are paying the price.
Just another day of the neighbor showing its true colors, targeting residential yards and schools with guided bombs because apparently, that’s where the "threat" was.
Everything is fine, unless you happen to rely on global oil shipments for a living.