Articles tagged "damaged"

Surrender & betrayal: US, EU officials condemn Trump, Hegseth's comments on Ukraine peace negotiations -- Russia's military spending surpasses Europe's as Putin ramps up war budget -- Kremlin rejects territorial exchange in potential Ukraine peace talks -- 'People were killed inside Presidential Office'; Zelensky comments on Russia's assassination attempts in 2022 -- and more

Negotiations are dictated on the battlefield; Polish envoy on Russia-Ukraine war -- Russia massing troops for new assaults in Chasiv Yar -- Drones target key Russian oil refinery in Krasnodar Krai -- Europe mulls large-scale seizures of Russia's 'shadow fleet' ships -- Ukraine approves high-speed Baton drones for battlefield deployment -- and more

Russian soldiers face execution threats to retake lost ground near Kupiansk -- Ukraine’s EuroMaidan was not a coup, despite Russian disinfo pushed by Musk -- Ukraine’s robotic army is bringing the fight to Russia -- Europe must act on Russian LNG before Trump makes it impossible -- What to expect from Ukraine’s defense innovation in 2025 -- and more

Ukrainian drones strike 2 more major energy facilities in Russia -- Ukraine's laser technologies already hit certain objects -- Ukraine identifies soldier in severed head photo, documents Russian war -- UN monitors see 'alarming rise' in executions of Ukrainian POWs by Russia -- and more

'Putin will never try again after this'; NATO chief has 'secret' ideas for Ukraine peace talks -- 15,000 Russian troops 'neutralized' in Pokrovsk direction in January alone -- 5 people, including 2 children, injured in Kherson after Russia targets minibus with drone -- Russia used US banks to send billions to Turkey, dodging sanctions, WSJ reports -- and more

Russia's Soviet-era military stockpile running low, faces equipment shortages -- Ukrainian defense tech company Huless raises over $1 million for tethered drone systems -- Georgescu has 'masters in Moscow' — Kyiv slams Romanian politician over comments on Ukraine's partition -- For Ukraine’s female partisans in occupation, hope lies in resistance

Morning in Sudzha: Inside Ukrainian-occupied Russia as Kursk operation continues -- Kremlin trying to convince public that Ukrainian troops on Russian soil is 'new normal -- US investigates American commentators with ties to Russian state TV -- Georgia's ruling party to seek constitutional ban of chief opposition party -- Ukraine air defense pledges from some NATO countries not being fulfilled, Bloomberg reports -- and more

Russian losses reach 'conflict highs,' UK Defense Ministry says -- How Ukraine's industrial parks are pioneering economic transformation -- Russia’s advance toward key eastern highway threatens Ukraine’s grip of Donetsk Oblast -- European allies ready to cut China investment over Russia backing -- and more

Ukraine's military intelligence hints drone attacks on military facilities in Russia to continue, range will increase -- Russian double-tap attack on Kharkiv kills 4, including first responders -- Russia faces difficulties repairing oil refineries due to US sanctions -- Berlin will initiate search for more air defense for Ukraine -- and more