Ukraine. In shy words.

Kushner and Witkoff go to Moscow to chat with Putin

The Trump envoys just touched down in Moscow for a three-hour marathon with Putin, and now they're heading to Kyiv.

Instead of sending everyone straight into panic mode over a lone drone, Kyiv decided alerts need some nuance.

Just another Tuesday where being a passenger in a civilian vehicle is apparently a military mission for the invaders.

Because apparently, a stack of children's magazines is the ultimate military threat to the Russian Federation.

It seems the Ukrainian Armed Forces just decided that Russia doesn't need its floating gas stations anymore.

Nothing says 'patriotism' like shaking down a drone manufacturer while the country is at war.

Another massive aerial swarm kept the country awake, featuring everything from actual weapons to glorified cardboard decoys.

Turns out, slapping 'AI' on a drone doesn't make it invincible to Ukrainian defenses.

The world's self-proclaimed giant gas station just hit an awkward snag: it's running out of fuel for itself.

The gears of shuttle diplomacy are turning as Trump’s team arrives to talk.

It turns out Moscow can suddenly find the 'off' button on their missiles when high-profile American visitors are in town.

Moscow just decided to turn airport infrastructure into a geopolitical tantrum target.