Political news from Kyiv region, government decisions and Ukraine politics
The prosecutor's office has banned the operation of an amusement ride: between technical findings and criminal suspicions — questions of safety, responsibility and the future location of the popular attraction.
Moscow has already exceeded its plan of 403,000 conscripts for 2025 and is preparing a similar intake for 2026. We explain why these figures matter for the enemy’s combat capability and what consequences this could have for Ukraine.
The situation in Kupiansk highlights problems in Russian logistics and opens tactical opportunities for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. We examine why the statement by the Joint Forces Operation spokesperson matters right now.
The Bilohorodska community continues to demonstrate resilience and active development even in difficult times. From receiving innovative Energy Boxes to the start of large-scale school reconstructions — in the new episode of "Razom," Margarita Liubomska covered the key events that are already changing life in the community today.
In recent days the media space was shaken by reports of Emmanuel Macron’s alleged readiness to enter into direct dialogue with the Russian dictator. However, RazomUA’s special correspondent in France, Oksana Melnychuk, cautions against hasty conclusions: the French president’s words were taken out of context and misinterpreted.
The diplomatic marathon aimed at ending the war in Ukraine has entered its most difficult phase. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed some "progress," but warned that the most painful issues remain unresolved. As Washington prepares for another round of consultations in Miami, the parties' positions on territory and security remain diametrically opposed.
Parliament has appealed to world leaders and the International Paralympic Committee, demanding the reinstatement of a full ban on participation by athletes from Russia and Belarus in international competitions. We examine why this matters now and what consequences it could have for the 2025 Paralympics and international sport.
DTEK Odesa Electric Networks reports on technical measures that make it possible to restore power to almost all consumers after a massive attack. We explain why this is temporary, what risks remain, and what each resident can do to avoid large-scale outages.
Pavel and Zelensky discussed extending the initiative that has already delivered 1.8 million rounds of ammunition. Why this matters for the front and which political risks in Prague could affect the supplies — briefly and to the point.
A party reshuffle took place on the evening of December 17 — the strengthening of the parliamentary vertical may be a prelude to a new political phase. We examine why this matters now and what the consequences are for the authorities' strategy.
Russian forces carried out heavy shelling of the stele at the entrance to Kupiansk, where Volodymyr Zelensky was photographed on December 12. We examine why the enemy targets symbols and what this reveals about the course of the operation.
Russian officials continue to report "successes" in Kupiansk, even though the front tells a different story. This is not just an information war — it's about the fear of losing positions and the motivation to keep fighting. We examine why this discrepancy matters right now.
Appointing the first deputy speaker to head the party is not just a personnel decision. It is a move that strengthens the ground operation of Zelensky’s party project and is linked to the prospect of a peace agreement and the arrival of political decisions.
Five sources who spoke to LIGA.net confirm that the commander of the Kupiansk task group, General Vadym Solimchuk, has taken charge of the operation in the city. We examine why the shift in command roles matters for operational effectiveness and unit morale.
The death of Mykhailo Klymenko has shed light on a rare but dangerous form of tuberculosis. We examine the symptoms, risk groups and practical steps for protection — no panic, just facts from the Ministry of Health.
In Odesa, a man cut his neck and arms inside the premises of the Kyiv Regional Territorial Recruitment and Social Support Center. The military commissariat says it was an act of aggression and an attempt to evade conscription; the man claims he was coerced and that his belongings were confiscated. We examine why the answer to this question matters for security and trust in the system.
26 countries backed a positive assessment of Ukraine's European integration, but one veto cast doubt on the EU's ability to turn political solidarity into concrete steps. We examine why this matters for Ukraine's security and finances.
The U.S. president ordered the blocking of tankers under sanctions that enter or leave Venezuela. This is not just a move against the Maduro regime — such actions change the rules of the game for global energy and maritime security.
The President proposed making the army’s combat component one of the elements of security guarantees — we examine how this will work in practice and who will pay to maintain professional forces.
The Kyiv Court of Appeal upheld the verdict — this is not just a legal decision but confirmation of the Russian Federation’s role in organizing the escape of the former head of state. We lay out the route, the evidence, and why it matters for Ukraine and international sanctions.
Andrzej Poczobut and Mzia Amaglobeli received the Sakharov Prize, although both are behind bars. The ceremony was not only recognition but also the EU’s signal about the need for concrete action against repression in the region.
Defense Minister Boris Pistorius says a possible Bundestag mandate remains open. Why Berlin is choosing restraint — and what that means for practical support for Ukraine now.
Olena Ivanovska says the National Security and Defense Council's decision regarding restrictions on Spotify and other platforms is not an act of censorship, but a step to protect the information space. We explain what will change for listeners, platforms, and Ukrainian music.
The prime minister reminds: today and tomorrow are the last days to apply for the one-time payment. We explain who can still apply, where the funds are going, and what else you should know about the 1,000 UAH for everyone.
The 2025 Global Peace Index shocked the world: Russia was ranked the least peaceful, Ukraine second. For us, this is not just a statistic — it is a historic signal about the cost of aggression and an argument for increased support.
Two Patriot systems and the ninth Iris‑T are already strengthening our air defenses — it's a step that protects our home. Western analysts call it a historic moment; AIM‑9 Sidewinder missiles are expected in 2026.
Bill No. 14144 approved in principle: at 09:00 every day the authorities will inform the public of a nationwide minute of silence — a simple ritual that makes our memory invulnerable and strengthens unity in times of war.
Politico writes: Washington has presented Kyiv with its strongest security offer — guarantees similar to NATO’s Article 5, but with a time constraint. It’s a historic moment that could change the fate of our country — and the whole world is already discussing it.
Time to respond: after the attack on a tram in Poznań, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs ordered consuls in Wrocław to immediately protect our citizens. The police have detained suspects — a signal that everyone is already discussing.
Keir Starmer confirmed: partners have prepared ready-to-deploy military plans for Ukraine — at sea, in the air and on land, including an option for ground deployment. This is a signal that shifts the balance of power and protects our home.