Political news from Kyiv region, government decisions and Ukraine politics at Razom UA
Fighters from Darknode of the 412th Brigade intercepted a Russian drone equipped with a man-portable air-defense system and a camera — it is not just a trophy but a signal of a shift in the enemy’s tactics and a warning about increased risks for our pilots.
In 2025, Ukrainian units received a quarter more specialized armored vehicles — this is not just an increase in the fleet but a direct boost to the safety of logistics, evacuations, and combat operations. We explain what arrived and why it matters already today.
Senator Marco Rubio, speaking on CBS, said the United States intends to more actively use sanctions and operations against Venezuela's oil and drug networks. We examine why this matters now and what the consequences could be for neighboring countries and international security.
An ultra-left group published details of the arsons and called them "an act of self-defense"; we examine how attacks on power grids threaten cities and what lessons this offers Ukraine.
The President held "thorough" interviews with candidates for the heads of regional military administrations on January 4. Why personnel decisions in Kyiv are important not only for the administrations but also for the security and resilience of communities — we break it down point by point.
The President signed decrees No. 9/2026 and No. 10/2026 on January 4. This is not merely a personnel reshuffle — the responsiveness of border management in wartime depends on it. We examine what happened and what the consequences for security are.
A symbolic tweet by a White House adviser prompted an official response from Copenhagen. We examine why the post captioned "SOON" is important not only as a provocation but as a test of the resilience of alliances and security in the Arctic.
After a meeting with Minister Klymenko, the president announced the selected candidates and the next steps. We explain why this matters for the borders and the front lines.
More than 45,000 households and 2,200 businesses were left without power after a fire on a cable bridge. We examine what happened, the practical consequences, and why this matters for Ukraine.
The President announced January rotations of the security sector leadership as a step to boost readiness in case diplomacy stalls. We examine who is in the crosshairs and what this means for the country's security.
The operation in Caracas is not just another episode in geopolitics. It is a precedent concerning the use of military force, control over oil, and the transfer of power that warrants close attention.
An interview on Fox News and a CBS report about strikes on Venezuela converged on a single claim — harsh statements about Mexico. We examine what consequences this has for regional security and why it matters for Ukraine as well.
The President has announced a list of candidates for the heads of regional state administrations (ODA) in Vinnytsia, Dnipropetrovsk, Poltava, Ternopil and Chernivtsi oblasts. Decisions are expected in the coming days — we explain why this matters for security and recovery.
Foreign Minister Andriy Sybyha has directly linked the events in Caracas to the standards Ukraine is fighting for. We explain why the statement matters right now and what consequences it could have for the recognition of regimes and for international law.
Ukraine enters 2026 with a decision that changes the architecture of power. The appointment of Kyrylo Budanov as head of the Presidential Office is not simply a "personnel reshuffle"; it is the definitive transformation of Bankova from a political platform into the operational headquarters of a country at war. While theorists argue about the "purity of procedures," the state chooses an instrument capable of synchronizing intelligence, diplomacy and defense in real time.
The President has proposed Denys Shmyhal for the post of Deputy Prime Minister — Minister of Energy. This is not just a personnel reshuffle: it is about accelerating the restoration of infrastructure after Russian strikes and strengthening coordination across sectors.
The search-and-rescue operation has been underway for nearly a day: what is known so far about the fatalities, the injured and the scale of the destruction — and why it matters for the city's security.
Rustem Umerov met a delegation of advisers from more than 15 countries at the train station — the meeting is intended to turn political declarations into coordinated frameworks of assistance, ranging from security to the economy.
The conflict within the upper echelons of power is not merely a personal matter. The dispute over Budanov affects access to the president, the autonomy of the GUR (Main Intelligence Directorate), and the strategy of deep strikes against Russia. We examine the facts and consequences.
According to CBS, the decision to carry out the strikes was made several days before the operation. That raises questions about Congressional oversight, the Pentagon’s priorities, and the potential geopolitical consequences — we break it down step by step.
Czech President Petr Pavel pledged to discuss with the government the New Year’s address by Speaker Tomio Okamura, who cast doubt on support for Ukraine. We examine why the words of a single official can complicate trust among allies and affect coordination of security policy.
Nighttime explosions, helicopters over the capital, and a power outage in an area near a large military base — media outlets report strikes in Caracas. We explain what is known so far, the context, and why this could escalate tensions in the region.
A 46-year-old driver of a British boxer has been charged over a fatal crash near Lagos. We examine which charges have been brought, why this matters for sport and athletes’ travel safety, and what to expect next.
The President signed decrees on January 2 that reshuffle key intelligence officials — why this matters for security coordination and what to expect next.
On January 2, in the Raihorod community, an attack on a serviceman of the Territorial Recruitment Center ended with an arrest. A single incident or part of an alarming trend of attacks on mobilization points — we examine what risks this poses to the centers' operations and to personnel safety.
DTEK released footage of the destruction after the December 31 shelling. We explain what happened, the consequences for electricity supply, and how quickly power can be restored.
The president asked the interior minister to present candidates for a new head of the State Border Guard Service (ДПСУ). This is not just a personnel move — it is about adapting the State Border Guard Service to wartime conditions and strengthening control along the borders with the Russian Federation and Belarus.
Kirsty Coventry told Corriere della Sera that for Italy 2026 Russians may compete only under a neutral status and on an individual basis. We explain why this decision matters for security, the reputation of sport, and international pressure on the Kremlin.
System engineering and bolstered anti-drone defenses enabled the containment of the enemy's superior forces. We examine what was done, how it affected events near Pokrovsk, and why this matters for future operations.
During the day on January 2, a Russian strike hit a multi-story residential building in Kharkiv’s Kyivskyi district — what is known so far and why this changes the level of risk for the city.