Just another day of neighbors sending "humanitarian" guided bombs to apartment blocks in Zaporizhzhia.
Another day, another tragic reminder of what Russia means by 'demilitarization' as guided bombs tear through a residential block in Zaporizhzhia.
Just when we think the Russian military has run out of absurd targets, they launch a missile at rollercoasters and cotton candy. Because apparently, that's where the secret bases are.
While some are debating sanctions, Ukrainian drones are physically enforcing them 600 kilometers deep into Russian territory.
If you thought our drone operators only worked single shifts, think again. Last night was a busy 'two-for-one' special featuring ruined Russian logistics and some very dark corners in occupied Crimea.
If someone tells you they had a stressful morning, show them the Ukrainian air defense log. Russia threw their most expensive toys at us, and our guys played a record-breaking game of Space Invaders.
Nothing says 'military superpower' quite like targeting residential areas in Kyiv on a random weekday.
Ever wondered what a "fair response" looks like? It looks like Russian oil facilities going up in flames and their sketchy "shadow" tankers suddenly getting very, very wet.
So, Kyiv and a bunch of other Ukrainian cities are on day four of street protests, and the demands are spicy, to say the least.
While everyone was watching the Kerch bridge, Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces quietly went after the backup plan: the massive ferries feeding Russia's military machine.
Remember when they said Moscow was an impenetrable fortress? Yeah, about that. It turns out if you throw enough cheap flying lawnmowers at a billion-dollar radar system, the radar simply throws its hands up and logs off.
When the relationship status with your neighbor officially changes to "it's complicated," sometimes you just have to return their stuff.