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RUSSIA'S LOSSES
Troops +1260
troops
1395790
Tanks +6
tanks
12056
Artillery +60
artillery
44664
Arm.VEH +4
armd-veh
24816
Aircraft
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436
Heli
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353
Ships
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33
Dozens Rally in Kyiv For Release of Moscow-Held Women Prisoners Russia
Dozens of people gathered in central Kyiv to demand the release of women held in Russian captivity, marking the International Day for the Elimination of Sexual Violence in Conflict.
By AFP
June 19, 2026
Resilience Within Music EXCLUSIVE War in Ukraine
After Russia’s full-scale invasion scattered her choir across Europe, a pianist in Kharkiv rebuilt a community where singing together offers a brief distance from the war surrounding the city.
By Korbinian Leo Kramer
May 28, 2026
‘You No Longer Belong to Yourself Here’ EXCLUSIVE War in Ukraine
A woman who once planned her future abroad returned to Ukraine and joined the army. Today, as an evacuation medic, “Bandana” helps keep wounded soldiers alive.
By Korbinian Leo Kramer
May 27, 2026
Woman Feeding Kharkiv – Body and Soul EXCLUSIVE War in Ukraine
What began as a decision to stay has become a lifeline. From a single kitchen, a woman has been cooking for those in shelters, on the streets, and at the front since the first days of the war.
By Korbinian Leo Kramer
May 26, 2026
Russian Strike Hits Beach in Zaporizhzhia, Injures 6, Including 3 Children Zaporizhzhia
6 people, including 3 children, were injured in a Russian strike on Zaporizhzhia beach on Wednesday, amid continuous drone threats across the region.
By Nina Savić
14m ago
Lavrov
By Alisa Orlova
5h ago
Ukraine
By Lesia Dubenko
6h ago
Ukraine
By Kyiv Post
6h ago
Poland
By Kyiv Post
7h ago
Russia
Sources say concerns over falling approval ratings, economic troubles and recent drone attacks on Moscow have fueled discussions inside the Kremlin.
By Kyiv Post
8h ago
Poland
Researchers say the pragmatic view is consistent across all regions, with only a small minority supporting confrontational narratives or political escalation over historical issues.
By Kyiv Post
8h ago
EU's 'Biggest Mistake': Peskov Slams Talks From 'Position of Strength' Russia
By Nina Savić
June 19, 2026
Kremlin Insists Economy Is Stable as Budget Deficit Hits $80B War in Ukraine
By Nina Savić
23h ago
Business
Politicians in Warsaw and Kyiv can fight over an award. The companies, it seems, have decided that’s not their problem.
By Olena Hrazhdan
1d ago
Russia’s War Machine Is Burning at Home War in Ukraine
Ukraine’s drone campaign is hitting deeper and harder – and the economic toll on Russia’s fuel, defense, and industrial base is quietly compounding.
By Jason Jay Smart
June 17, 2026
Ukrainian Art to Make Landmark Debut at Oxford Ukraine
Oleksandr Dubovyk’s “White Bouquet” will become one of the largest presentations of Ukrainian visual art featured at Oxford.
By Myroslava Makarevych
June 21, 2026
Kyiv Weighs Participation in Gdańsk Recovery Conference Poland
By Kyiv Post
June 21, 2026
From Palast-Hôtel to Premier Palace: How a Kyiv Hotel Witnessed More Than a Century of Ukrainian History Kyiv
By Kyiv Post
June 21, 2026
From Palast-Hôtel to Premier Palace: How a Kyiv Hotel Witnessed More Than a Century of Ukrainian History Kyiv
Premier Palace has survived empires, wars, fires, revolutions. Hetman, diplomats, actors, and global celebrities stayed in its rooms, while decisions shaping Ukraine’s fate were made in its corridors.
By Kyiv Post
June 21, 2026
Polish PM Tusk Warns Diplomatic Rift Over Zelensky’s Award ‘Pleases Putin’ Poland
By Kyiv Post
June 20, 2026
Russia Says Nuclear Weapons the ‘Only’ Guarantee Against Global War Russia
Vladimir Putin has repeatedly invoked nuclear rhetoric throughout his four-year offensive on Ukraine, triggering charges of reckless sabre-rattling from Europe and the United States.
By AFP
5h ago
Russia
Sources say concerns over falling approval ratings, economic troubles and recent drone attacks on Moscow have fueled discussions inside the Kremlin.
By Kyiv Post
8h ago
Poland
Researchers say the pragmatic view is consistent across all regions, with only a small minority supporting confrontational narratives or political escalation over historical issues.
By Kyiv Post
8h ago
US
His departure follows a wave of leadership changes that has seen nearly two dozen top military leaders retire, be removed, or leave early.
By Kyiv Post
8h ago
Ukraine’s Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office (SAPO) argued that Kuleba’s properties do not align with what has been his official income.
By Karina Dolomanzhy
June 17, 2026
Regulatory Uncertainty, Not War, Is Stopping Investment in Ukraine
Regulatory uncertainty at Ukraine’s medicines regulator forced one of the pharmaceutical sector’s largest investors to revise investment strategy, KUSUM says
By Olga Visotska
June 19, 2026
Ukrainian Talent in the World of High Jewelry: Valentyna Zhytnyk
Ukrainian jewelry designer and gemologist Valentyna Zhytnyk works at the legendary jewelry house Harry Winston in New York
By Olena Kovalenko
June 11, 2026
Tax Residency in Ukraine: What Expats, Investors, and Foreign Workers Need to Know
Living in Ukraine since 2022? Learn how the 183-day threshold, global CRS financial data exchange, and worldwide income rules affect expats.
By Valentyna Georgitsa
June 8, 2026
ZPEK launches its own filling-station network: Oleg Chykyda unveils the Phoenix Energy brand
ZPEK CEO and co-owner Oleg Chykyda has announced a new filling-station network, Phoenix Energy. Details from Petroleum Ukraine Warsaw’26.
By Tetyana Melnyk
June 5, 2026