09:22, 30 Jan
Civil trials for military personnel: balancing ethics and feasibility.
"The Case of the Generals" has intensified the issue of the absence of military justice. Military personnel are tried by civilian judges. But do these judges truly understand the intricacies of combat regulations? Are civilian investigators in the rear capable of conducting a thorough investigation into all the circumstances surrounding incidents at the frontlines? And what about the prosecutors? Currently, we have what is known as the Specialized Prosecutor's Office in the field of defense — but can it truly be considered a military prosecutor's office in the literal sense?
07:23, 28 Jan
Ukrainians will be required to contribute 9% of their salary towards a pension fund, according to the minister.
The initial savings within the accumulation pension system could commence as early as 2026.
09:22, 27 Jan
How does an anarchist feel in the army? Former Kremlin prisoner Sasha Kolchenko shares his fears, sense of responsibility, and love.
There was a time when the name Alexander Kolchenko was constantly in the news: his arrest by Moscow for anti-Russian activities in occupied Crimea, the trial against him, his imprisonment, Ukraine's protests in response, his recognition as a political prisoner, and his return home alongside Oleg Sentsov, followed by interviews and press conferences after his release. Later, reports emerged that Sasha had received an apartment in Kyiv, graduated from the university's geography department, and participated in protests against repression in Belarus. With the onset of full-scale war, there were reports of Kolchenko manning checkpoints in Kyiv. Finally, news emerged that he had been mobilized. After that—silence.
07:58, 27 Jan
The capture of Great Novoselki could indicate Russia's offensive plans for spring and summer, according to ISW.
The capture of Velika Novoselka is likely to give the Russian command the opportunity to decide whether to redeploy the Eastern Military District units to other operational areas. In turn, any relocation in the coming weeks will indicate where the enemy plans to advance in the spring and summer.
07:58, 26 Jan
Zelensky stated that Trump could end the Russia-Ukraine war faster than anyone else in the world.
U.S. President Donald Trump has the potential to hasten the end of the war between Russia and Ukraine. He wields more influence over Russia than anyone else in the world.
07:23, 26 Jan
Fico criticized Zelensky for backing the protests in Slovakia.
Fico also believes that one-third of the participants in the protests in Slovakia are Ukrainians.
09:22, 25 Jan
Guilty parties or scapegoats? What do military leaders say about the arrests of generals?
"Apply a preventive measure of detention to Gorbenko Artur Ivanovich, who is suspected of committing a criminal offense under Part 4 of Article 425 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine. At the same time, establish an alternative preventive measure in the form of bail set at 25 million hryvnias," reads the ruling, hurriedly announced by Irina Grigorenko, a judge of the Pechersk District Court in Kyiv. Journalists, who were barred from attending the more than four-hour closed session, eagerly listen in an attempt to catch at least some key phrases.
09:23, 24 Jan
Kim Jong-un's soldiers fight differently than the Russians, posing significant challenges for the Ukrainian Armed Forces, as summarized in a New York Times article.
North Korean soldiers are suffering significant losses, yet they are advancing in the Kursk region due to tactics that set them apart from Russian forces.
09:22, 24 Jan
"Meat squad or incompetent leader? Where are the guys?!" What's wrong with the newly formed teams?
"This newly formed unit has not undergone the necessary combat training, yet it was immediately deployed to the hottest areas—Pokrovsk and Kurakhove. The command is ignoring the families," Olga, speaking on behalf of the relatives of the soldiers from the 157th Separate Mechanized Brigade, told Hromadske.
07:23, 24 Jan
Trump's team is prepared to offer security assurances to Ukraine, according to Bloomberg.
Sources within the U.S. president's team believe that this step is inevitable on the path to reaching a peace agreement.
09:22, 23 Jan
"Europe recognizes that a ceasefire without security guarantees poses a significant challenge for Ukraine," says the EU ambassador to Ukraine in a recent interview.
How swift will the negotiations for Ukraine's EU membership be? Can Ukrainians expect effective security guarantees in the event of a ceasefire, and will Ukraine receive a Marshall Plan equivalent for funding its post-war recovery?
09:22, 21 Jan
"If you sign this contract, you won't be here in a week." Scandals over mines or attempts to remove her from office: an interview with Marina Bezrukova.
"This is unacceptable! We have been working on reforming defense procurement and independent agencies, and what do we have now? The Ministry of Defense is making changes while retaining the authority to dismiss and issue directives!" exclaims Anastasia Radina, the head of the anti-corruption committee of the Rada, as she opens the meeting.
09:22, 21 Jan
Ukrainian cyber defense against Russian hackers: Are state registries secure enough, and how is the cybersecurity industry evolving?
Ukraine has joined the ranks of the top four countries most targeted by cyberattacks, alongside the United States, South Korea, and China. The majority of these hostile attacks, primarily carried out by Russian hackers, focus on government institutions and state authorities, as well as the security and defense sectors, telecommunications, IT systems, media, energy sector, logistics, and banking.
07:12, 21 Jan
Putin expressed his willingness to negotiate with the U.S. only if Ukraine fully surrenders, according to ISW.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has expressed his willingness to engage in negotiations with the United States concerning the war in Ukraine. However, he has set a non-negotiable demand for Ukraine's complete surrender.
09:22, 20 Jan
"Second-rate soldiers": Why prisoners from the ATO and JFO periods are denied the right to demobilization.
In 2024, Lieutenant Nikolai Gerasimenko submitted his resignation from the army, citing his captivity in the occupied part of the Donetsk region from February 2015 to December 2017 as the reason. He included a certificate received in January 2018 from the Anti-Terrorist Center at the Security Service of Ukraine in his resignation letter.
07:53, 19 Jan
The IDF will continue its strikes on the Gaza Strip.
Israel will continue its strikes on the Gaza Strip due to Hamas's failure to meet the conditions of the ceasefire agreement and the release of hostages.
09:22, 16 Jan
Shot down 16 "Orlans" and a Russian helicopter, but the title of Hero of Ukraine was awarded only after his death.
"Andrey lost his life in April 2023, yet to this day, no air defense specialist in the Armed Forces of Ukraine has achieved his combat results," states Alexander, an officer of the 95th Brigade.
09:22, 14 Jan
How many North Koreans died in the Kursk region? When will Trump meet Putin? Who is calling for a reduction in the conscription age? A roundup of global news.
North Korean soldiers believe it is better to take their own lives than to surrender. However, the first prisoners of war from Kim Jong-un's army have already been captured by Ukrainian forces.
09:22, 14 Jan
In a city torn apart by conflict, a community clings to hope amid devastation. As volunteers deliver meals to the vulnerable, residents express their fears and dreams for peace. Will they...
There was little in Pokrovsk to evoke the spirit of the New Year celebrations. The sounds of artillery echoed like fireworks, and homes were ablaze from the impacts, while the streets were filled with burned-out cars. The only semblance of festivity came from the tangerines that social worker Oksana distributed to the lonely residents. Desperate, they sought warmth in homes with shattered windows, in a city where the sounds of war drowned out the traditional carols.
07:23, 14 Jan
Trump announced the end of the war in Ukraine and a meeting with Putin.
Trump stated that "there is only one strategy" for ending the war.
09:22, 13 Jan
"At just 12, the daughter turned gray." How a politician's family escaped occupation and why she hid from her husband that their son was in the military.
March 2022. Kherson. The city was already surrounded by Russian troops, but Olga, a former deputy of the Kherson District Council, had no plans to leave. She dedicated her time to volunteering until she received threats that the Russians would harm her daughter. It was only then that she decided to flee.
07:55, 13 Jan
For the first time since 2022, Ukraine may gain a tank advantage over Russia, according to Forbes.
For the first time since the large-scale invasion by Russia, the Ukrainian Defense Forces may have an advantage over the occupiers in terms of tank usage. However, this advantage is not observed along the entire front line but is limited to specific sections of the battlefield.
09:22, 10 Jan
"Go through the trial, admit your guilt, and you'll be exchanged." How Russian authorities fabricate terrorism charges against defenders.
Who are "terrorists" in the international context? They are individuals who carry out large-scale terrorist attacks or are members of terrorist organizations.
09:23, 08 Jan
Operation "Liquidation": Who is eliminating Russian war criminals and Ukrainian traitors?
A Russian criminal hitman dealt with the traitor Kiva. He could have earned up to $50,000 for this job. In contrast, the individual who eliminated Russian Lieutenant General Kirillov was offered a bounty of $100,000. Currently, Putin's generals are being valued at this rate.
08:35, 08 Jan
Ukrainian forces achieved success in the Kursk region while occupying troops are advancing on four fronts, according to ISW maps.
Ukrainian defense forces have advanced in the Kursk region, moving northwest of Sudzha. At the same time, there have also been reports of progress by Russian troops in the same area. Additionally, Russian occupiers are intensifying their pressure near Kupiansk, Toretsk, and Pokrovsk.
07:23, 08 Jan
A ceasefire in Ukraine could mirror the scenario of World War I, according to a British colonel.
A hypothetical "Mar-a-Lago" agreement could establish peace in Ukraine, but Kyiv does not expect that the calm will last long.
09:23, 07 Jan
"Gift of Fate": How military personnel travel to Sochi during overseas exercises and who faces penalties for this.
Journalist Yuri Butusov recently reported that in October alone, 50 soldiers from the 155th Separate Mechanized Brigade named after Anna of Kyiv voluntarily left their service while on exercises in France. In response, the State Bureau of Investigations has initiated a criminal case.
09:22, 06 Jan
"Half the country weeps, while the other half rejoices." Why does society tolerate evasion?
"My friend, who volunteered with me from the very beginning, joined the military six months ago when he received his call-up notice. When he was taken to the training center, all his family members suggested various ways for him to escape and avoid this situation."
07:29, 06 Jan
NATO during Trump's era: Is it possible for the U.S. to leave the alliance, and what implications would that have?
Donald Trump threatens to withdraw the United States from NATO. To explore whether this is feasible, the challenges facing the alliance, and whether European NATO members can ensure their own security independently, read the article by RBC-Ukraine journalist Roman Kot.
07:28, 06 Jan
Mazda CX-5 Test Drive: Discover the features of this popular Japanese crossover.
Over the course of eight years in production, the second-generation Mazda CX-5 has undergone several updates, yet none have significantly altered its appearance. It seems the designers are keen on preserving the successful look of the vehicle. We explored the refreshed model and sought to understand why CX-5 sales remain steady year after year, and in some markets, are even increasing.
