• UK to supply decommissioned Puma HC.2 helicopters to Ukraine

    The United Kingdom is set to send Puma HC.2 transport helicopters to Ukraine, marking a strategic move as per sources from the specialized publication Avions Légendaires. The helicopters, which were decommissioned on March 31, 2025, are expected to bolster Ukraine’s airdrop and medical evacuation operations.

    The UK's Ministry of Defence has resolved to dispatch around 8-10 helicopters to Ukraine, enhancing capabilities in critical missions. Previously, these helicopters served in the 33rd and 2 …

  • Ukraine dismisses imminent Russian offensive claims

    Fedir Venislavsky, head of Ukraine’s National Security and Defense Committee, dismissed claims of an imminent Russian offensive as mere "wishful thinking."

    Meanwhile, the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) has reported that Russia has amassed substantial forces along a specific frontline segment, indicative of potential aggressive maneuvers. Venislavsky shared his perspectives on Russia’s alleged offensive intentions during an interview on Novyny. Live.

    When asked about the potential for …

  • Russian military drops massive bomb on dam in Belgorod region to halt Ukrainian offensive

    The Russian military has reportedly dropped a powerful FAB-3000 bomb on a dam in the village of Popovka, located in the Belgorod region. According to Russian forces, this act was meant to "prevent" an advance by the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

    Footage of the FAB-3000 bomb strike and its aftermath has been shared by Russian Telegram channels.

    It has been alleged that Ukrainian forces were utilizing the structure near Popovka to supply troops in the Sumy and Belgorod regions. The videos display the …

  • Ukraine's Security Service highlights alarming trend: Russian intelligence recruiting minors for terrorist acts

    A startling statistic has emerged from Ukraine's Security Service (SBU), revealing that about 22% of those recruited by Russian intelligence for terrorist activities in Ukraine are minors. Speaking on air, the SBU’s spokesperson, Artem Dehtyarenko, highlighted the disturbing trend of children being used to orchestrate sabotage and terror attacks. Watch the statement here.

    Among those recruited, a significant portion are unemployed (55%) and individuals with various dependencies, who are more …

  • Zelensky calls for increased global pressure on Russia following renewed attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure

    Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that over the past day, Russian forces dropped 50 bombs on the Sumy region and launched drone attacks on Kharkiv and the Odesa region. Zelensky, in a statement shared on his Telegram channel, highlighted that these strikes targeted critical energy infrastructure: an FPV drone hit a substation in the Sumy region, and artillery shelling damaged power lines in Nikopol, Dnipropetrovsk region. As a result, 4,000 people have been left without …

  • Ukrainian Forces use drones to neutralize Russian troops hidden in pipeline

    Ukrainian troops have executed a precision strike on Russian forces hiding in the “Siverskyi Donets-Donbas" water canal pipeline, demonstrating sophisticated new tactics. The strike was carried out using an FPV drone operated via fiber-optic cable, ensuring stable communication in enclosed underground spaces. The video of the attack has been released by the 5th Separate Assault Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on their official Facebook page. Reports indicate that the entire Russian storm …

  • Russian coal export crisis: Economic decline and social instability loom

    The Russian economy is facing a rapid decline, as coal exports—one of the last pillars of the Kremlin's natural resource budget—plummeted by tens of percent in March. The economic collapse in Russia's coal industry is becoming increasingly apparent, with statistics from March revealing the catastrophic scale of the export drop. According to the Institute of Energy and Finance, coal shipments via major ports have significantly decreased, down 30% at Ust-Luga and 21% at Nakhodka and Vostochny …

  • Ukraine reports record Russian losses in artillery and armored vehicles in March 2025

    March 2025 saw a significant increase in losses for the Russian military, including record highs in artillery and armored vehicle losses since the start of the large-scale invasion of Ukraine.

    On April 1, Ukraine's Ministry of Defense released General Staff data indicating that Russian army personnel losses grew by 4,590 more in March compared to February.

    The total irreversible and sanitary loss for the Russian forces in March reached 41,160 personnel, compared to 36,570 in February. …

  • Ukraine engages in consultations with U.S. on new mineral agreement amid concerns over national interests and security guarantees

    Ukraine aims to formulate a new mineral agreement that aligns with the national interests of both nations. Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha confirmed that Ukraine has initiated a first round of consultations with American counterparts regarding a new draft of a mineral agreement proposed by the United States. He stated that Kyiv was ready to sign a previously developed framework agreement, and now the Ukrainian side has a proposal for expansion and a new text for the agreement.

    Sybiha emphasized …

  • Potential Trump-Putin deal on Nord Stream 2 raises concerns in Berlin

    Reports are surfacing of behind-the-scenes negotiations between the Americans and Russians discussing the potential reactivation of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline as part of a ceasefire agreement in Ukraine. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov confirmed this development, hinting at an opportunity for American investors to acquire and utilize Nord Stream 2 to send Russian gas, previously purchased, back into Europe.

    “A good development, not a bad one,” said one acquaintance, suggesting that …