Turns out operating a gigantic steel mill while ballistic missiles systematically hammer your blast furnaces isn't exactly a sustainable corporate strategy.
The numbers coming from the Office of the Ombudsman are beyond heartbreaking.
Another daylight raid on the capital, where the primary targets turned out to be regular apartments and court administration.
Just another morning in Kyiv where the air raid siren turned into a tragedy for a local family.
It seems the lights are going out in the occupied Crimea as SOF units pay a visit to a key energy hub.
Forget waiting for shipments—Kyiv is pushing to get the green light to manufacture advanced interceptors domestically.
The Netherlands Marine Corps just did something that hasn't happened since the 17th century.
Remember when hitting targets across the border was a huge logistical headache? Those days are officially ancient history.
The European Commission president is back in town, and this time it's all about making stuff together.
Life finds a way, even when the world outside is going to absolute hell.
The main characters of global politics just locked themselves in a room for a closed-door meeting.
Out in New York, Zelensky just mapped out three off-ramps to cool down the war, while Trump supposedly promised licenses so Ukraine can roll its own interceptors.