New Koretskyi Cabinet finally takes the oath
The government is officially sworn in, and the new PM is already promising that results come fast or heads will roll.
The government is officially sworn in, and the new PM is already promising that results come fast or heads will roll.
Turns out hitting Russian refineries with drones actually works better than anyone expected.
Keir Starmer dropped by Kyiv with a massive parting gift: £300 million and a joint mission with Sweden to get fresh wings over Ukraine.
It seems Moscow has decided that hitting regular apartment blocks is the new standard strategy for Tuesday.
It turns out keeping secrets with Seoul is harder than it looks, and now the diplomatic fallout is very real.
Surgeons are sounding the alarm: the classic 'tight and high' rule is doing more damage than good on the modern battlefield.
In the occupied town of Oleshky, thousands are trapped without water or electricity while Russia turns survival into a game of target practice.
Because nothing screams military victory quite like aggressively redecorating a commercial building in Solomianskyi district.
Another heavy day as Ukraine brings back the remains of hundreds of its defenders.
Forget the usual decade-long wait for defense projects—London is fast-tracking a new toy called Nightfall.
Buying record numbers of drones sounds fantastic on paper, until you find out frontline units barely see them because supplies are handed out based on personal loyalty.
It seems the departure of Mykhailo Fedorov from the Defense Ministry has hit a nerve within the high command of the Air Force.