Kyiv death toll rises to 10 after another "high-precision" overnight strike
Just another typical night in the capital where "targets" apparently include bedrooms and kids' playgrounds.
Just another typical night in the capital where "targets" apparently include bedrooms and kids' playgrounds.
Another sleepless night courtesy of our neighbors. They threw everything they had—drones, cruise missiles, ballistics—and Kyiv oblast took the brunt of it.
Because apparently, when it comes to negotiating with Russia, size actually matters — just not the way you think.
Just when you thought European bureaucracy would slow things down, the Dutch show up with a checkbook and a plan to build long-range drones together.
Remember the Ukrainian missile that turned a certain Russian flagship into a submarine habitat? Well, its creators just teamed up with Europe's biggest missile giant to build something even meaner.
A fresh poll shows that Ukrainians are totally ready to sweep the state offices clean the second the war is won. No hard feelings, just a healthy desire for a fresh start.
Kyiv is cooking up its own ballistic missiles, and according to the tech minister, this isn't just a crowdfunding pipe dream — the cash is officially in the bank.
Well, the alarm clock today was exceptionally loud. If anyone hoped for a quiet morning, our lovely northern neighbors had other plans, launching ballistics right at the capital.
Just when everyone is waiting for summer vacation, defense ministers are packing their bags for Brussels to figure out how to keep Ukraine’s skies clear and what to do with NATO's nuclear button.
If you thought things were quiet, the General Staff just dropped a reality check that will make your eyes pop.
Another day, another "high-precision" ballistic missile. This time they targeted an enterprise in the Odesa region, because nothing says military threat quite like a local business.
While everyone was arguing about the weather, Ukrainian drones went on an absolute rampage across Russia, flying up to 2,000 kilometers just to say "hi" to their oil and rocket factories.