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Kyiv Suspends Chief of Unmanned Systems Amid Allegations of Treason and Russian Ties
Armed Forces of Ukraine

Kyiv Suspends Chief of Unmanned Systems Amid Allegations of Treason and Russian Ties

The Chief of Staff of the Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Command, Roman Hladkyi, was suspended after allegations of treason, corruption, and ties between his family and Russia.
By Kyiv Post
Sept. 4, 2024
Sacking of Ukrenergo CEO Sparks Controversy in Ukraine’s Energy Sector in-depth
Energy

Sacking of Ukrenergo CEO Sparks Controversy in Ukraine’s Energy Sector

Fired ostensibly for poor preparation of energy infrastructure defenses, the Ukrenergo CEO rebuts the accusations and has the support of Ukrainian lawmakers and international institutions.
By Olena Hrazhdan
Sept. 4, 2024
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Resigns Amid Major Government Reshuffle
Zelensky

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Resigns Amid Major Government Reshuffle

The resignation letter from Dmytro Kuleba has been received by the speaker of the Ukrainian Parliament for consideration during the upcoming plenary session.
By Kyiv Post
Sept. 4, 2024
Lviv Mayor Confirms Family Killed in Russian Strike, Including Three Daughters
War in Ukraine

Lviv Mayor Confirms Family Killed in Russian Strike, Including Three Daughters

Russian attack on Ukraine's western city of Lviv killed seven people, including three children, and wounded at least 47 others, the region's governor said Wednesday.
By Kyiv Post
Sept. 4, 2024
Several Ukrainian Ministers Resign as Ruling Party Signals Major Reshuffle
War in Ukraine

Several Ukrainian Ministers Resign as Ruling Party Signals Major Reshuffle

The deputy head of Zelensky's office and one of the president's top aides, Rostyslav Shurma, was meanwhile dismissed, according to a presidential decree.
By AFP
Sept. 4, 2024
Ukraine Attacks Russian Positions with ‘Dragonfire’ Thermite Drone
Drones

Ukraine Attacks Russian Positions with ‘Dragonfire’ Thermite Drone

A video posted on several social media channels entitled “Drakaris” shows a Ukrainian drone dropping a flaming incendiary mix onto a Russian defensive position.
By Kyiv Post
Sept. 4, 2024
GoPro Footage Shows Intense Combat Between SSO Fighters and Russian Forces in Kharkiv Region
Kharkiv

GoPro Footage Shows Intense Combat Between SSO Fighters and Russian Forces in Kharkiv Region

A Ukrainian serviceman described the battle captured in the video as a textbook example of Ukrainian infantry defending positions and halting Russian advances.
By Kyiv Post
Sept. 4, 2024
‘Ukraine Lies About the Numbers,’ Trump Says – Ukraine at War Update for Sept. 4
War in Ukraine

‘Ukraine Lies About the Numbers,’ Trump Says – Ukraine at War Update for Sept. 4

More than half of Cabinet staff dismissed in reshuffle; After Poltava massacre, Russian missiles target schools in Sumy; Trump again touts secret plan to end war; Iran to ship missiles to Moscow soon
By John Moretti
Sept. 4, 2024
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Lina Kostenko – Ukraine’s Poetic Sphinx, Turns 96

Lina Kostenko – Ukraine’s Poetic Sphinx, Turns 96

A Time for War and a Time for Peace

OPINION: A Time for War and a Time for Peace

Ukraine Frozen Out in Alaska

OPINION: Ukraine Frozen Out in Alaska

At Least 51 Dead, Over 200 Injured in Russian Army Missile Strike on Poltava
Zelensky

At Least 51 Dead, Over 200 Injured in Russian Army Missile Strike on Poltava

Dozens were killed and injured in what President Zelensky described as one of the deadliest strikes by Russian forces since the start of the full-scale war.
By Kyiv Post
Sept. 3, 2024
Forbes Claims Ukrainian Troops Risk Encirclement Near Pokrovsk – But Is the Situation That Dire?
Russian Armed Forces

Forbes Claims Ukrainian Troops Risk Encirclement Near Pokrovsk – But Is the Situation That Dire?

With Russians pressing on Pokrovsk and farther south in Vuhledar, Ukrainians are looking to forestall two potential pincer movements that could collapse their defenses in the Donbas.
By Julia Struck-Feshchenko
Sept. 3, 2024
How Authoritarian Regimes, like Putin’s, Fall
Top News

How Authoritarian Regimes, like Putin’s, Fall

Professor Natasha Lindstaedt specializes in authoritarian regimes, democratic backsliding, state failure and human security.
By Jason Jay Smart
Sept. 3, 2024
Mongolia-Russia Relations – A Bloody Friendship
Putin

ANALYSIS: Mongolia-Russia Relations – A Bloody Friendship

Though Mongolia has been Moscow’s loyal ally since the Soviet era, the relationship was not without its hiccups – at times marred by purges and oppressions.
By Leo Chiu
Sept. 3, 2024
Durov’s Arrest Is About Telegram as Russian Weapon, Not Free Speech EXCLUSIVE
Telegram

OPINION: Durov’s Arrest Is About Telegram as Russian Weapon, Not Free Speech

So-called free speech activists have jumped to defend Pavel Durov after his arrest, but they conveniently forget Russia’s weaponization of his Telegram platform.
By Ivana Stradner, Jason Jay Smart
Sept. 3, 2024
Ukraine Vows ‘Consequences’ for Mongolia’s Refusal to Honor Putin’s ICC Arrest Warrant
Putin

Ukraine Vows ‘Consequences’ for Mongolia’s Refusal to Honor Putin’s ICC Arrest Warrant

Ukrainian Foreign Ministry spokesman Heorhii Tykhyi called Mongolia’s refusal to arrest Russian President Vladimir Putin a “heavy blow to the International Criminal Court.”
By Kyiv Post
Sept. 3, 2024
Russia Builds Anti-Drone Structures, Deploys Unusual Air Defense System to Protect Crimea Bridge
Crimea

Russia Builds Anti-Drone Structures, Deploys Unusual Air Defense System to Protect Crimea Bridge

Russian paranoia of an imminent Ukrainian attack on their prized link across the Kerch Strait has seen an increase in defensive measures over recent weeks.
By Kyiv Post
Sept. 3, 2024
Kyiv Drones Force Shutdown of Moscow Oil Refinery Euro+ Unit
Energy

Kyiv Drones Force Shutdown of Moscow Oil Refinery Euro+ Unit

Gazprom Neft’s Moscow Oil Refinery halted its key Euro+ crude oil processing unit after a large-scale Ukrainian drone attack in Russia’s capital region that also targeted the electrical grid.
By Kyiv Post
Sept. 3, 2024