Ukrainian forces say they are fighting against a “large number of Africans” serving on the Russian side along the Lyman direction in northern Donetsk Oblast. The intensity of Russian actions here is extremely high. The invaders are attempting to infiltrate and are pressing from multiple directions, ArmyInform reports. Securing LymanContinue Reading
Ukrainian Special Operations Forces have knocked the Russians out of an apartment block along with their “regrouping”. The troop carried out a precise strike on the occupiers in Pokrovsk, eliminating their concentration point and disrupting preparations for regrouping and further advance. Russia continues massive attempts to capture Pokrovsk, with moreContinue Reading
Special‑purpose reconnaissance troops from the Rubizh Brigade successfully carried out an operation on the Pokrovsk axis, resulting in 12 Russian soldiers surrendering, the brigade’s press service reported. The Rubizh Brigade is one of the assault units of the “Offensive Guard,” with prior combat experience in Hostomel, Bakhmut, and Rubizhne. TheContinue Reading
Russians have already “captured” Kupiansk… but only in their reports. On the ground, the city remains Ukrainian. Despite Russian claims of a takeover, the situation in the settlement remains relatively stable, although fighting continues on the outskirts over an important railway hub, says Victor Trehubov, spokesperson for the Joint ForcesContinue Reading
A Russian drone attack damages civilian buildings in Chernihiv Oblast. As a result of the strike, the Center for Children and Youth Creativity, residential high-rises, and a dacha community were damaged, according to Vyacheslav Chaus, head of the Chernihiv Regional Military Administration. Chernihiv Oblast is the only region in UkraineContinue Reading
Moscow has launched 23 ground-launched 9M729 “Novator” cruise missiles against Ukraine, capable of carrying a nuclear warhead. The production of these missiles was prohibited under the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF Treaty), UkrInform reports. Russia may launch 9M729 missiles from safer positions deeper within its own territory. Additionally, using theContinue Reading
Russia’s war causes both human and environmental disasters. The Ukrainian government plans to demand nearly $44 billion in compensation from Moscow for environmental damage caused by CO2 emissions and the destruction of nature, Reuters reports. Russian attacks and the fires they cause, large amounts of toxic substances enter the airContinue Reading
Kyiv has been offered a “Kremlin peace plan” under the guise of negotiations. The US and Russia have reportedly prepared a peace plan for Ukraine that would involve Kyiv meeting the Kremlin’s maximalist demands, says Christopher Miller, a correspondent for the Financial Times. At the same time, Reuters sources reportContinue Reading
“I don’t know if I should continue sharing these memories with you. Maybe it helps you understand what Russia does to people. Or maybe, on the contrary, it hurts you more, and you don’t want to read about what I had to endure,” with these words, Ukrainian soldier Dmytro Kanuper,Continue Reading
Ukrainian forces have blown up the road from Selydove to Pokrovsk, the city where Kyiv and Moscow troops clash in the fiercest battles of Donetsk Oblast. This route is located to the northwest of Pokrovsk, Ukraine’s 7th Rapid Response Corps reports. Selydove has been occupied by Russian forces since 2024.Continue Reading
Ukraine has struck four valuable Russian targets. The Ryazan Oil Refinery in Russia, the “Nebo-U” radar station in temporarily occupied Crimea, a military echelon near Tokmak in Zaporizhzhia Oblast, and a troop concentration near Vovchansk in Kharkiv Oblast came under fire, Ukraine’s General Staff reports. Molten metal and explosive wavesContinue Reading
Two years ago Colombia pledged to stop exploring for new oil, gas and coal. On the world stage, this was a big deal. Here’s what’s happened since. (Image credit: Julia Simon)Continue Reading
Russia is working on modifications to guided bombs. They will allow such bombs to fly up to 400 km, enabling Moscow to strike more Ukrainian towns and cities, including the capital, Kyiv, without using missiles, Vadym Skibitskyi, Deputy Head of Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence, said in an interview with Reuters. UkraineContinue Reading