Volodymyr Zelensky

Russian Military Now Using Musk’s Starlink on Battlefield: Ukraine Intel

The Russian military has begun using Elon Musk’s satellite internet service Starlink more extensively in some occupied Ukrainian cities.

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Ukrainian Cats Boosting Military Funding Efforts Against Russia: Report

Bizarre as it may seem, cats have been helping Ukrainian troops secure funds for weapons and equipment for use against invading Russian forces.

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Ukraine Lawmakers Advance Key Mobilization Bill

Ukraine's parliament tentatively backed a bill aimed at drafting more soldiers into the army, a deeply divisive proposal in a nation exhausted by fighting.

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Ukraine to Create Military Branch for Drone Warfare

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has ordered the creation of a separate military branch dedicated solely to drone warfare.

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Ukraine Equips Military Dogs With Radiation Detection Tech

The Ukrainian military has equipped its well-trained canines with radiation detection technology to ensure safe operations of soldiers.

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Ukraine Says Dismantled Russian Spy Ring

Ukraine said it had arrested five former and current intelligence officers it said were secretly working for Russia as part of a powerful spy ring.

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Russia Says Toll in Ukraine Strike on Occupied City Rises to 28

The death toll from a Ukrainian strike on a bakery in the occupied eastern city of Lysychansk has climbed to 28 people, Russia said.

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EU Agrees Massive Ukraine Aid Deal in ‘Message’ to Putin

European Union leaders overcame months of opposition from Hungary to agree $54 billion of aid for Ukraine, in a move hailed as a strong message to Russia.

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Russia Can Build 100 Tanks a Month, Retains Capacity to Replace Losses: Intel

Russia has retained the capacity to replace battlefield losses in Ukraine as it can produce 100 main battle tanks per month.

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Ukraine Uncovers $40 Million Defense Embezzlement Scheme

Ukrainian defense officials and corporate leaders sought to steal about $40 million through a fraudulent arms procurement scheme, the country's main intelligence and security agency said.

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