Robbers drilled a hole through the concrete wall of a garage and removed valuables from more than 3,000 safety‑deposit boxes — an incident that should be analyzed not only as a criminal case but also in terms of customer security.
The defense forces are moving away from directly destroying drone factories — not because of defeat, but due to a rational assessment of the effect. We explain why they now hit the enemy’s wallet, not just its workshops.
The Ministry of Regional Development has approved a digital procedure (Order No. 1473). From idea to the launch of a route — now up to two months; we examine what this will mean for passengers and carriers during the war.
The State Border Guard Service of Ukraine (ДПСУ) released a video showing, beneath packages on a truck, the body of a missile bearing the inscription "Security Guarantees." We analyze the symbolism, technical risks, and what the state must do now.
A building damaged during heavy shelling in October 2022 has been rebuilt from scratch: 59 apartments were renovated, work began in November 2023, and the financing combines state tenders and European aid.
We explain why the hoax about an attack on Putin’s residence is not a random sensation but a pressure tactic that could complicate turning agreements into concrete steps.
Due to planned technical works, some buildings in Teremky have temporarily been left without heating. We explain who is affected, what energy workers and emergency responders have already done, and how residents should act.
According to insiders, the S26 Ultra will receive new lenses, an anti-reflective coating and powerful sensors. This is not just a technical upgrade — it matters for the quality of video communications, content creators and journalism in Ukraine.
Ukrainian Railways (UZ) has retrofitted 100 railcars into autonomous heating, communications and aid points — with no budgetary expenditure. This is not PR, but a tool of local resilience during attacks and energy crises.
The city council has approved the development of a detailed plan for 4.1 hectares occupied by a knitwear factory. The sale of the company, production cuts, and unstable financial results explain why the owner envisions residential development there — but the decision carries consequences for jobs and urban space.
A symbol used by Russian aggression as a sign of support has appeared on the Riigikogu building — the incident is being treated not as petty vandalism but as a security matter and a signal to law enforcement.
Auctions December 29–January 2: lots small in value but important for returning funds to creditors. We explain who is selling what and how this fits into the broader context of the banking sector.
The Kyiv City Prosecutor’s Office, through the Commercial Court, returned to the university part of the central building on Ivana Franko Street that had been used as a restaurant since 2019. The decision is a signal of strengthened protection for municipal property and educational spaces.
The Foreign Intelligence Service calls a series of coordinated Kremlin statements an information operation. Why it matters now — we examine the facts that refute the Russian narrative and assess the risks to negotiations and security.
Photos of a mobile electromagnetic catapult surfaced on Chinese social media in December 2025 and were included in an Army Recognition report. The technical details are simple, the consequences are complex: the mobility of heavy drones poses new challenges for air defense and electronic warfare.
From January 1, units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine will be allowed to spend funds from the general fund on drone parts and upgrades. We explain why this is not just a budgetary issue, but a matter of operational advantage and transparency.
Beijing is informally demanding that, when new production capacities are brought online, at least 50% of the equipment be domestically produced. This is a reordering of forces in the global semiconductor industry with direct consequences for security and the defense industries. We examine why this happened and what comes next.
At CES 2026 Samsung will unveil a feature called Brain Health that will analyze gait, voice and sleep to detect changes in cognitive condition. It’s a step toward preventive medicine — important for users and healthcare systems — but when and in which regions (including Ukraine) it will become available is not yet known.
The Armed Forces of Ukraine are validating the SKP UPPS program in real-world conditions — it automates food inventory, generates requisitions, and compiles menus and reports. This is a step toward a unified digital logistics ecosystem that could improve rear-area responsiveness and reduce resource losses.
This is not just a change of signage: the Ministry of Culture’s decision follows new laws banning Russian imperial symbolism and establishes a legal precedent for other cultural institutions. We explain precisely what was adopted and what practical consequences the new name will have.
Over the next two weeks, pilot 5G zones will launch in parts of two cities. We explain why rolling out during wartime is both a technical challenge and a signal of confidence in infrastructure investment.
Analysis by the RRR4U consortium: nine Ukraine Facility indicators were not met in Q4 — a total shortfall of €3.6 billion for 2025. Parliament's decisions will now determine whether these funds will go to reconstruction or be lost due to deadlines.
Deliveries of Russian crude oil fell to approximately 1.1 million barrels per day in December 2024. This is not just a statistic — it is a signal that U.S. sanctions are reshaping supply chains and intensifying economic pressure on Moscow. We analyze the implications for markets, India, and our security.
Donald Trump said the US carried out a "major strike" on a port facility where boats were allegedly being loaded with drugs. Reuters and CNN cite the relevant statements and sources, but there is no independent confirmation — we examine the consequences for regional security and the international practice of using force.
Insider Digital Chat Station and Gizmochina report that Xiaomi is testing an additional model in the 17-series family. Why this matters now — a brief look at the technical details, release timeline, and market impact, including for Ukrainian consumers.
One of the "big" U.S. banks has confirmed the timing for the sale of its Russian subsidiary. We analyze the losses, risks to capital, and the implications for the isolation of Russia's financial system.
Former Foxtrot CEO with more than 20 years of managerial experience has been named head of Lviv’s largest developer. We examine why this matters for the housing market, jobs, and investment in the region.
The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine explained that limiting personnel numbers to 800,000 is not about banning mobilization, but about planning. We examine why this figure is important right now and what risks remain.