Number of injured in Kyiv rises to 29 after overnight Russian attack

While the enemy tries to freeze Ukrainian cities and intimidate the world with missiles costing tens of millions of dollars, the geopolitical chessboard is rapidly shifting away from the Kremlin's favor. The kidnapping of dictator Maduro by US special forces and the flames of protests in Iran are a clear signal: the era of unpunished tyrants is drawing to an end, and Ukraine stands at the center of these global transformations.

Acting head of the SBU Yevheniy Khmara reported to the president on recent operations. No details were given, but the announcement itself is significant for operational work and political stability — we examine why this is needed now.

This morning, electric public transport on Kyiv’s left bank was temporarily halted after part of the power supply was redirected to life‑critical facilities. We explain why this happened, how the replacement will operate, and what to expect next.