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In captivity, Ukrainian POWs were given just 10 minutes twice a month to shave their heads.
Oct. 13
War in Ukraine
Ukrainian frontline snipers discuss with Kyiv Post the small things that help them have a big battlefield impact.
Oct. 13
Poland
The world in focus, as seen by a Canadian leading global affairs analyst, writer and speaker, in his review of international media.
Oct. 13
Kyiv
Fragments from downed drones have damaged three residential houses in the Kyiv region near the capital, authorities said.
Oct. 13
Russia
Initial reports said one out of five onboard died from the crash amidst speculations that Western sanctions have led to difficulties sourcing aircraft components needed for maintenance.
Oct. 13
Ukraine
Belarus has displaced at least 2,219 Ukrainian children: They re-educate, militarize, and use them in propaganda
Oct. 13
NATO
By examining Ukraine’s capacity for innovation under immense pressure, students of warfare can gain important insights into the fundamental transformation of modern conflict.
Oct. 13
Ukraine
What Ukrainian and international media are saying about a compromise solution to end the Russia-Ukraine war.
Oct. 13
Ukraine
Lithuania's main parties all agree on the need for strong support for Ukraine and to maintain or increase defense spending, currently around 3% of GDP.
Oct. 13
War in Ukraine
The Ukrainian president’s statement came amidst recent reports of Russian attempts to drive Ukrainian troops out of parts of Kursk that Kyiv seized in August’s surprise offensive.
Oct. 13
Stay on top of Russia-Ukraine war 10-13-2024 developments on the ground with KyivPost fact-based news, exclusive video footage, photos and updated war maps.
Oct. 13
F-16
Pro-Russian and pro-Kyiv social media is abuzz with as yet unverified reports that a Ukrainian F-16 shot down a Russian Su-34 fighter-bomber on Saturday.
Oct. 12
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The alleged peace plan also suggests freezing the current front lines by establishing a demilitarized zone without using US or UN forces to police it.
Nov. 7