Another day of terror in Sumy: Russian forces keep targeting civilians
It is just another day where Russia decides that a normal neighborhood is a legitimate military target.
It is just another day where Russia decides that a normal neighborhood is a legitimate military target.
Another night, another reminder that Russia doesn't care about targets.
Our freshly minted Prime Minister just gave us a heads-up that the upcoming heating season might be a real test of our nerves.
Because nothing threatens an aggressor quite like academic research, a strike drone just plowed into a science building in the capital.
Just when you thought the city center was safe, a drone decided to visit the National Academy of Sciences today.
Russia apparently decided that slapping turbojets onto flying lawnmowers is peak military innovation, using them to batter historic research buildings and clinics.
Another night, another reminder that life in Kharkiv is held together by sheer luck and the bravery of those who don't wait for help.
It looks like the European Commission is finally getting tired of the endless waiting game.
They just can't stop. A night of terror in Kharkiv leaves 22 people wounded, including eight kids.
Another routine night for terror: guided aerial bombs slamming straight into sleeping residential blocks in Kharkiv.
Because blowing things up wasn't enough, they decided to add a radiation hazard to their cheap drones.
Seems like Russian pilots are finding it harder to sleep at night in Crimea.