Kyiv Under Fire: Death Toll Hits 12 After Massive Strike
Another rough morning for the capital as the aftermath of the latest attack becomes clear.
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Kyiv hit in three districts: residential buildings and warehouses on fire
Another night where sleep was a luxury and the sky decided to throw a temper tantrum over the city.
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Russia finally releases severely wounded Ukrainian prisoners
For the first time, Russia has actually handed over a group of 31 badly wounded soldiers, breaking their own grim pattern of only swapping healthy captives.
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A veteran of the ATO is finally back after months in Russian captivity
Some news that actually matters: a long-serving soldier from Zhytomyr has finally made it back home.
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Russian drone targets a civilian bus in Kherson
Another day, another reminder of what the enemy considers a legitimate target.
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Russia Hits Zaporizhzhia With Glide Bombs, Leveling Civilian Homes
Another brutal night in Zaporizhzhia as heavy guided bombs smash right into peaceful residential streets.
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Ukraine’s drone fleet is going full Skynet with over 70 AI systems
It turns out the future of warfare isn't just about bigger guns; it's about making sure your drone actually knows what it’s looking at before it strikes.
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Kyiv Hit by Ballistics: High-Rises, School, and Hospital Struck
Another midnight, another wave of ballistic missiles flying straight into residential blocks, a school, and a children's hospital in Kyiv.
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Verkhovna Rada confirms Evgeniy Khmara as new Defense Minister
It looks like the top spot at the Ministry of Defense is finally seeing a permanent face after the reshuffle.
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NABU raids a crime ring of MPs and top presidential officials
Current lawmakers, former parliamentarians, and high-ranking officials from the President's Office just walked into a massive anti-corruption dragnet.
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Fedorov Wants Wartime Elections: "Democracy Can't Be a Hostage"
Freshly out of the defense ministry after turning down consolation gigs, Mykhailo Fedorov just touched Ukraine's most sensitive political topic: voting in a war zone.
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17,000 bodies remain unidentified in Ukraine
The reality of this war is etched in cold numbers that are hard to even process.
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