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Russian Drone Hits Dnipro Train Station, Killing 14 as Passengers Waited to Board
At least 19 people died in Russian attacks across Ukraine on Thursday, and Zelensky blamed eased U.S. sanctions.
WatchWorldRussian Drone Hits Kyiv School With 100 Children Sheltering Inside, but Warhead Fails to Explode
The 50-kilogram warhead tore into a stairwell and did not detonate, and everyone inside survived. Zelensky calls strikes on schools "a deliberate tactic."
WatchTop NewsPutin Ordered a Three-Day Stop to Strikes on Kyiv. Witkoff and Kushner Had Just Landed in Moscow
The Kremlin said the pause begins at midnight Saturday and is tied to the American delegation's plan to visit the Ukrainian capital on Sunday. Russian missiles hit two airports outside Kyiv hours before the announcement.
WorldUkraine Got One-Third the Air-Defense Missiles This Year That It Got Last Year, and Zero of 24 Ballistic Missiles Were Stopped Wednesday
Zelensky said allied interceptor deliveries have collapsed across the whole first half of 2026, blamed the Middle East war, and would not rule out that the squeeze is meant to push Kyiv toward a deal.
WorldRussia Says It Deliberately Hit Ukraine's Weapons Expo, Killing at Least 10 and Wounding More Than 100
A ballistic missile struck a closed-door drone exhibition in the Kyiv region on Friday. Ukraine's prosecutor general has opened two criminal cases — one against Russia, and one into who decided to hold the event at all.
WatchWorldZelensky Fires Army Chief Syrskyi After Four Days of Mass Protests Rock Kyiv
President Volodymyr Zelensky dismissed his top general and named Mykhailo Drapatyi as Ukraine's new commander-in-chief, bowing to street demonstrations that had convulsed the capital for days.
WatchWorldUkraine Fires More Than 400 Drones at the Moscow Region in One of the War's Biggest Raids
Overnight strikes ignited an oil depot and battered sprawling logistics hubs south of the capital, wounding at least 10 people as President Volodymyr Zelensky vowed to keep hammering Russia's war economy.
WorldZelensky Fires Ukraine's Drone-Pioneering Defense Minister, Sparking Rare Street Protests
The dismissal of 35-year-old Mykhailo Fedorov, an architect of Ukraine's battlefield drone program, drew crowds into the streets of several cities in a startling show of public anger.
WorldUkraine and Nine European Nations Launch a Coalition to Build a Missile Shield for Europe
Meeting in Paris, ten countries pledged a shared ballistic-missile defense drawing on Ukraine's battlefield experience, as Moscow denounced 'a coalition of warmongers.'
WorldUkraine's Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko Steps Down as Zelensky Reshuffles His Government
The Ukrainian president said the country is 'changing its political strategy,' assigning senior figures to steer relations with key partners in the fourth major cabinet overhaul since Russia's full-scale invasion.
WorldTrump Tells Zelensky the U.S. Will License Ukraine to Build Its Own Patriots
The surprise announcement at the NATO summit in Ankara would let Kyiv manufacture the prized air-defense interceptors it has begged for — but standing up production could take months while Russian strikes grind on.
World'Make Them Yourself': Trump Grants Ukraine a License to Build Its Own Patriot Interceptors
Meeting Zelensky at the NATO summit in Ankara, the president offered Kyiv the right to manufacture the prized air-defense missiles it has long begged for.
WorldNATO Leaders Pledge 5% of GDP to Defense as Trump Meets Zelensky in Ankara
The alliance's Ankara summit produced a sweeping spending target, tens of billions for Ukraine and a sidelines meeting between Trump and Syria's new president — even as the Iran crisis loomed over the talks.
WorldUkraine Launches Largest Drone Assault on Moscow of the War, Igniting Capital's Oil Refinery
Russian air defenses reported shooting down at least 194 drones over the capital region overnight, but strikes set the Kapotnya refinery ablaze and forced every major Moscow airport to halt flights.
WorldUkraine Pivots to European Leaders as U.S. Steps Back From Peace Mediation
President Zelensky meets with Britain, Germany, and France leaders who could serve as negotiators in future talks with Russia.
WorldUkraine Pivots to Europe as U.S. Steps Back From Peace Mediation Role
President Zelensky travels to London to meet with British, German, and French leaders who could serve as negotiators in future talks with Russia.
WorldUkraine Hurls Largest-Ever Drone Swarm at Moscow, Killing Four and Setting Fire at Capital Oil Refinery
Russia's defense ministry says 556 drones were destroyed overnight as Volodymyr Zelensky calls the strike 'entirely justified,' adding pressure on Kremlin air defenses.
WatchWorldRussia Pounds Kyiv With Record 1,600 Drones and Missiles in 30-Hour Aerial Assault
President Volodymyr Zelensky said the bombardment, which collapsed an apartment block in the Darnytsia district and killed at least one person, was the largest two-day air attack of the war.
WorldRussia Launches Deadliest Strikes of the Year on Ukraine, Killing 17 Across Kyiv
Coordinated missile and drone attacks struck residential buildings as global attention focused on the Lebanon ceasefire. Ukraine hit back by targeting a Black Sea oil refinery.
WorldUkraine's Zelensky Sees Small Window for Peace Talks With Russia
Ukrainian president expresses cautious optimism about resuming negotiations while maintaining skepticism about achieving breakthrough with Moscow.
WorldRussia Claims Luhansk Fully Captured — Again — as Ukraine Drones Strike Lukoil Refinery
Moscow has declared Luhansk "liberated" for the third time since 2022 while Ukraine hit a major Russian oil refinery in central Russia, capping a day with 157 combat engagements and 10,491 kamikaze drones deployed.
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Zelensky Reveals Russia Gave Iran Satellite Intelligence on 50 Israeli Power Grid Targets — Mirroring Ukraine Tactics
Ukraine's president disclosed the intelligence during a visit to Damascus, saying Moscow's approach was 'identical' to its systematic destruction of Ukraine's energy infrastructure.
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Ukraine Running Out of War Funds by June as EU Aid Remains Blocked by Hungary
Without a breakthrough in the coming weeks, Kyiv could exhaust its ability to fund defense and government services, while a critical 90 billion euro EU loan package remains frozen by a Hungarian veto.
