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ATACMS
Ukraine’s General Staff announced that the destruction of the Nebo-M radar will create a critical “air corridor” for the enhanced use of Storm Shadow and SCALP-EG cruise missiles.
Oct. 3
SBU
The attack, which involved drones, hit warehouses containing aerial glide bombs, aircraft parking areas for Su-35 and Su-34 aircraft, and aviation fuel storage areas.
Oct. 3
Drones
The depot reportedly housed missiles, ammunition, and explosives, resulting in significant damage and potential shortages for Russian forces.
Sep. 29
Interview
In the middle of a war, Ukraine has no choice but to increase its long dormant arms production. Kyiv Post speaks to a storied general who knows how to do it as well as anyone.
Sep. 28
Drones
Russian Col. Aleksy Kolomeytsev involved in training specialist for the Kremlin’s Shahed drone program has died in a targeted assassination near Moscow.
Sep. 28
SBU
According to Estonian intelligence chief Col. Ants Kiviselg, the strike caused the explosion of 30,000 tons of ammunition, equivalent to 750,000 artillery shells.
Sep. 23
Russia
Initial reports said the parents of the 22-year-old suspect live in occupied territories in Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia region and he was recruited remotely by a Russian intelligence officer in Crimea.
Sep. 20
Crimea
Roman Hladkyi currently suspended amid an investigation, reportedly crossed the Russian border multiple times in 2014 and 2015 while serving with Ukraine’s Naval Forces Command.
Sep. 12
Armed Forces of Ukraine
The Chief of Staff of the Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Command, Roman Hladkyi, was suspended after allegations of treason, corruption, and ties between his family and Russia.
Sep. 4
Drones
Two Russian Air Force attack squadrons are deployed to an air base near the southern city of Kalach-Na-Donu. Fires were still burning and touching off detonations 12 hours after the strike.
Aug. 22
Budanov
Ukraine’s Kursk offensive has captured hundreds of enemy soldiers in one of Russia’s worst defeats of the war. Now Kyiv thinks it has negotiating leverage to bring its own fighters home.
Aug. 16
SBU
Contrary to Russian propagandists' claims that Moscow has halted such exchanges, Lubinets confirmed that communication between Ukrainian and Russian ombudsmen is ongoing.
Aug. 15
Kharkiv
Ukraine’s SBU provided Kyiv Post with photographic and video evidence of the 102 Russian soldiers they captured during a special operation in Russia's Kursk region.
Aug. 15
Zaporizhzhia
The SBU turned a resident of Kyiv who had been recruited by Russia to carry out arson attacks in the capital to trap Moscow’s military spy.
Aug. 10
Drones
The SBU drone has destroyed a Russian helicopter in the Kursk region. This is the second successful operation, highlighting the effectiveness of drone strikes, sources tell Kyiv Post.
Aug. 9
Ukrainian intelligence said the couple, recruited by Russian intelligence, were photographing sensitive objects under the guise of a wedding photoshoot in the port city.
Jul. 4