Stay on top of Russia-Ukraine war 08-30-2024 developments on the ground with KyivPost fact-based news, exclusive video footage, photos and updated war maps.
On Aug. 26, the largest attack of the war targeted Ukrainian energy infrastructure, causing major power disruptions. Officials warn these strikes endanger nuclear facility safety.
A group of Russian contractors supposedly connected with the country’s defense ministry deployed to Burkina Faso in Africa is now reportedly returning to defend the Kursk region from Ukraine.
Today, as the world marks International Day of the Disappeared, the International Commission on Missing Persons calls on governments to work proactively to address this growing global challenge.
Ukraine has long been a Paralympic powerhouse, and tragically, the number of disabled people in the country has grown ever larger since Russia invaded in February 2022.
Despite Russia's invasion in 2022 and conflict with Moscow-backed separatists since 2014, Ukraine has continued to allow Russian gas to transit its territory to Europe.
As the bells of St Michael's Golden-Domed Monastery rang out in the capital, officials and civilians came to the wall of remembrance to pay their respects.
As other allies balk at letting Ukraine strike deep into Russian territory, the Netherlands, which has provided F-16s, gives Kyiv the green light to strike where it wants “lawfully.”
The “Murom-M” is a long-range surveillance device with an optical camera that can identify people up to 10 km away. It also has a thermal imager that detects vehicles at 8 km and people at 4 km.
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