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Kharkiv
Russia launched a now-Kremlin-standard double-tap drone strike on a hospital in Zolochiv, Kharkiv region, first igniting a 1,500 sq. meter fire, then targeting rescuers and firefighters.
Mar. 14
Ukraine
The big questions are how many troops and how fast. The receiving units are among the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ most battle-tested.
Mar. 12
Ukraine
The Ukrainian leader said the first steps to establishing real peace should be stopping both Russian and Ukrainian aerial and naval attacks.
Mar. 7
Russia
Russian missile attack hits a facility in Kharkiv amid massive strikes across Ukraine; at least seven casualties reported.
Updated: Mar. 7
Ukraine
Three years of full-scale invasion have caused damages worth 2.8 times the estimated nominal GDP of Ukraine for 2024.
Feb. 25
Ukraine
Russia struck Ukraine with missiles and drones, causing damage, fires, and power outages Thursday.
Feb. 20
Ukraine
No Ukrainian IT company among the 50 largest opened a new office in Ukraine in 2024 – expansion was all in foreign markets.
Feb. 19
Tanks
As a result of the attack, 10 Russian armored vehicles were destroyed, 10 soldiers were killed, and 10 others were injured.
Feb. 9
War in Ukraine
Among the targets of the Russian missile attack was a five-story building in Poltava, which killed 7 people.
Feb. 1
War in Ukraine
Kharkiv region governor Oleg Synegubov said 267 children and their families were to be evacuated from 16 settlements
Jan. 23
Kharkiv
SBU arrested generals for failing to defend Kharkiv during Russia’s May 2024 offensive, leading to part of the region being captured.
Jan. 20
Drones
Russian forces reduced attacks in the Kharkiv sector “because they’re now concentrating on other areas… and cannot operate effectively in the Kharkiv region,” said an AFU official.
Jan. 15
Zelensky
Ukraine proposes a prisoner exchange with Pyongyang after capturing North Korean soldiers; Zelensky offers aid to wildfire-hit Los Angeles; Russia intensifies its offensive in the east.
Jan. 13
Kharkiv
Ukrainian world champion freediver Kateryna Sadurska, who holds seven world records, represents Ukraine, sharing her story of resilience amidst war in an exclusive Kyiv Post interview.
Jan. 11
Kharkiv
Local officials said Russia is trying to gain a foothold in the town of Dvorichna, on the right bank of the Oskil River, and expand a bridgehead.
Jan. 9
War in Ukraine
He’s built his own underground hospital, once operated on four gravely wounded victims at the same time and tearfully tells of amputating the limbs of children maimed by Putin’s bombs.
Jan. 3
The big questions are how many troops and how fast. The receiving units are among the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ most battle-tested.
Mar. 12