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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 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.
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.
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.
If Washington is truly considering a military presence as a security guarantee, it reshapes the negotiating landscape and puts the issues of territory and a referendum on the agenda. We examine what is already known and what the consequences for Ukraine may be.
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.
Due to regular shelling, authorities have declared a mandatory evacuation of 14 border villages in the Chernihiv region. We explain who will be evacuated and how, which risks this will mitigate, and what communities and partners need to know now.
On the night of December 30, Ukrainian Unmanned Systems Forces struck a drone preparation site for the "Shahed," "Geran," and "Gerbera" drones. We examine why a strike on the enemy's logistics is more important than yet another dramatic explosion image.
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.
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.
In high diplomacy, it's not loud statements but quiet agreements that matter. During a visit to the United States, Israel's prime minister announced that the government had decided to award the President of the United States the Israel Peace Prize — a move made possible after rules were changed in July 2025. We examine what this means for Washington–Tel Aviv relations and why it matters for Ukraine.
At first Donald Trump said he didn't know about the incident, but later said that Putin had complained to him by phone. We examine why those words affect the risks of escalation and how this is connected to the Kremlin's information campaign.
Having withdrawn from the city under pressure from the Russian Federation, the Ukrainian Armed Forces preserved their personnel and combat capability. We examine the tactical and technical reasons for the retreat and what it means for the front and defensive strategy.
The Commander-in-Chief ordered an inspection of units' actions after the occupiers' video — this is not only a matter of propaganda, but also of operational security and accountability at the front.
The 413th Regiment of the Unmanned Systems Forces “Raid” reported the destruction of a rare 122‑mm D‑74 gun — its appearance raises questions about supplies from the DPRK and undeclared stockpiles in the Russian army. We examine why this matters for the frontline and international logistics.
The call between the presidents took place after talks in the United States. The White House called the conversation "positive," while the Kremlin presented its own version of events. We examine which of these statements are critically important for Ukraine’s security and which questions remain open.
British heavyweight involved in a crash in Ogun State; Reuters reports two killed, Joshua sustained minor injuries. We examine the facts, context and consequences for the ring, where he has faced Oleksandr Usyk twice.
After negotiations in the U.S., Donald Trump confirmed the technical details of the security guarantees agreed by the negotiating teams. This is an important step, because the vote in Congress will determine not only Ukraine's defensive capabilities but also its economic recovery.
Amount — UAH 302,800. It is not a replacement for the loss, but a signal: the state is formalizing a mechanism to assist media workers and is laying the groundwork for further steps on accountability.
About 59 weather balloons arrived in Poland from Belarus; some were loaded with cigarettes and fitted with GPS devices. This is no longer just smuggling — the incidents place additional strain on surveillance systems and pose risks to aviation.
During an assault on positions in Donetsk region, occupying forces captured two fighters, shot them and stripped them of their clothes. A criminal investigation has been opened; the ombudsman has appealed to the Red Cross and the UN. We examine what this means for evidence collection and international accountability.
Before the December 28 meeting, Donald Trump told Volodymyr Zelensky that he had discussed every point of the peace plan with Putin. We examine why words must turn into guarantees, not declarations.
The President asked to replace the 15-year formula with a longer term during a closed-door meeting with Donald Trump. If Washington backs the idea, it could change the mechanics of Ukraine's long-term security.
A man suspected of wounding a serviceman in early November was detained on December 28 during notification procedures in Odesa. We examine why this is important for the work of recruitment centers and what measures should be expected next.
The destruction of bridges and strikes on ports — this is not just a regional tactic. We analyze why Moscow is targeting logistics, what the consequences are for Ukraine’s economy and security, and what needs to be done immediately.
Before meeting with Zelensky in Florida, the U.S. president suggested that "explosions occurred on both sides." We examine why Trump's words matter right now and what practical risks and opportunities they create for Kyiv.
The meeting began with a delay, but this is not a show: it is about security guarantees, possible territorial compromises and the management format of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant — decisions that could affect the country’s security.
The spokesperson for the Southern Defense Forces reports on the tactic of "flag" groups: photos for the cameras instead of actual control of territory. We explain why the enemy needs this and what it means for the front and the international community.
The IAEA recorded a local ceasefire to repair a line on December 28. A spokesperson for the Defense Forces confirms Ukraine’s restraint, but stresses that the Russians used the station for attacks.
Intelligence reports attempts to remotely mine the roads leading to Huliaipole. This could paralyze supply lines to units and change defensive tactics — we examine what this means today.