The SBU and drone operators just had a very productive night hitting logistics and gas targets all over the occupied south.
While the occupiers are trying to figure out how to move their gear, our forces just made their Southern logistics a whole lot more complicated.
Britain is tired of waiting on Washington and is cooking up its own budget-friendly way to reach those distant targets.
Because nothing says "demilitarization" quite like dropping a massive guided bomb on a quiet residential block where people are just trying to live their lives.
Just when you thought the Middle East couldn't get any more chaotic, Washington and Tehran are reportedly about to sign a peace treaty. Yes, you read that right.
We are officially moving past the flirting stage with the EU. On June 15, things get real as we start talking actual business.
It took a while, but Volodymyr Zelenskyy just signed the law stripping the aggressor's language of its cozy "protected" status.
A Ukrainian startup is teaming up with a European aerospace behemoth to fix Western air defense. Because turns out, decades of theoretical planning don't help much against cheap lawnmower-sounding drones.
History is a tricky thing, especially when we start looking at the fine print of bilateral friendship awards.
If you thought using frozen Russian money to rebuild schools was a neat trick, wait until you see what some American politicians are planning next. It involves buying actual ammo with Russia's own bank account.
It turns out Russia’s war strategy isn't just about terrible logistics and outdated tanks. The UN has officially blacklisted their military for using sexual violence as a weapon of terror.
Another morning, another round of high-precision Russian terror. This time they "successfully demilitarized" a residential area in Pavlohrad, taking the life of an eight-year-old child.