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Zelensky

Zelensky Warns Russian Oil Industry Will ‘Pay Even More’ as Ukraine Plans Deeper Strikes

Ukraine has increasingly targeted Russian energy facilities in recent months, using long-range drones to strike oil refineries and depots hundreds of kilometers from the border.

By Alisa Orlova

Oct. 28, 2025

Russia

Vietnam Strengthening Military Ties With Russia as US Relations Falter, Investigation Claims

Hacked Rostec files and conversations with officials revealed covert defense purchases by Vietnam, including a deal worth $8 billion which included 40 new Su-35 and Su-40 fighter jets.

By Antonia Langford

Oct. 27, 2025

Ukraine

Saab Eyes Gripen Factory in Ukraine, CEO Says

After a letter of intent was signed to make 100-150 Swedish Gripen fighters for Ukraine, the manufacturer is reportedly considering an assembly plant in Ukraine to cope with the demand.

By Leo Chiu

Oct. 27, 2025

Energy

OPINION: The Secrets of Our Success

While Ukraine attacks Russian oil refineries, causing long lines at gas stations, Ukraine’s entrepreneurial spirit gives hope of solutions to the problems caused by the enemies continued attacks on it

By Andriy Kurkov

Oct. 25, 2025

Weapons

Man Detonates Grenade During Document Check at Train Station in Zhytomyr, 4 Dead

A man detonated a grenade during a document check at Ovruch railway station in Zhytomyr region, killing four people, including a border guard, and injuring ten others.

By Kyiv Post

Oct. 24, 2025

Ukraine

London Summit: Starmer Pushes Allies for More Long-Range Missiles as Zelensky Arrives

With Trump imposing new oil sanctions, the Coalition of the Willing seeks to free up Russian assets, step up pressure on Moscow.

By Korbinian Leo Kramer

Oct. 24, 2025

Russia

‘Good Rockets Mean Good Candies’ – Kremlin Propagandist Says Russia’s Image Relies on Weapons

The head of Russia’s Channel One Konstantin Ernst said the country should build its global image on the strength of its defense industry.

By Kyiv Post

Oct. 24, 2025

Ukraine

No Gripen Fighters for Ukraine Soon, Air Force Spokesman Says

Following a letter of intent with Stockholm, an Air Force spokesperson said the Gripen procurement is “extremely difficult,” and Kyiv shouldn’t expect the jets soon.

By Leo Chiu

Oct. 23, 2025

Featured

OPINION: July 4 Was a Turning Point. Now Let’s Arm Ukraine to the Teeth

Actual US Military Aid to Ukraine Far Lower Than Official Claims, Economists Find

Crimea Partisans Discover Russian Kalibr Missile Stockpiles in Occupied Sevastopol

War in Ukraine

Spain to Join NATO-Led Scheme to Buy US Arms for Ukraine, Prime Minister Sánchez Says

Hours after Trump again slammed Spain’s 1.3% of GDP defense outlay, Sánchez offers a conciliatory move – joining NATO’s PURL initiative to supply arms to Ukraine as EU leaders meet in Brussels.

By Korbinian Leo Kramer

Oct. 23, 2025

War in Ukraine

Trump Denies Lifting Key Restriction on Ukraine Using Long-Range Missiles to Hit Targets Inside Russia

Washington officials cited by the Wall Street Journal said that they expect Ukraine to expand its campaign of cross-border attacks now that the key restriction has been removed.

By Antonia Langford

Oct. 22, 2025

Ukraine

ANALYSIS: Ukraine’s New Flamingo Missile and the Strategic Balance in Europe

Security analysts have differing takes on Ukraine’s new Flamingo missile, but most have already predicted more and bigger explosions well inside Russia.

By Stefan Korshak

Oct. 22, 2025

Drones

Ukraine Unveils New Gun-Wielding, Rocket-Launching Sea Baby Drones

Ukraine’s Security Service (SBU) has unveiled upgraded versions of its Sea Baby naval drones that it said were involved in the attack on Russia’s Kerch Bridge in June this year.

By Leo Chiu

Oct. 22, 2025

Zelensky

Gripens? Zelensky Visits Sweden, Norway

After a brief visit to Norway on Wednesday, Ukraine’s president is heading to Sweden for a “defense export” announcement, possibly linked to Gripen fighter jets.

By Leo Chiu

Oct. 22, 2025

NATO

Italy Could Join PURL After All, Report Says

Previously, Rome’s stance was that avenues other than NATO purchasing US weapons for Kyiv were available for Ukraine to receive military aid.

By Kyiv Post

Oct. 21, 2025

Weapons

Russia Uses Modified Long-Range Glide Bomb for First Time in Strike on Poltava Region

Russia struck Ukraine’s Poltava region with a jet-engine assisted guided KAB aerial bomb for the first time – this modernized glide bomb can now reach over 100 kilometers.

By Alisa Orlova

Oct. 20, 2025

Zelensky

Ukraine to Sign Contract With US for 25 Patriot Systems, Europe May Send Tomahawks

Zelensky said Ukraine expects to receive the systems over several years, depending on US political decisions and production schedules. Meanwhile Kyiv is asking Europe for some of their Tomahawks.

By Anastasiia Svitlevska

Oct. 20, 2025

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