Support for Ukraine to be on agenda of NATO summit in Turkey – Rutte's deputy
Support for Ukraine will be on the agenda of this year's NATO summit, which will take place in Ankara on July 7-8.
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28 January 2026
Fragments of six bodies found after Russian strike on passenger train in Kharkiv region
In the Kharkiv region, fragments of six bodies were discovered at the site of the Russian strike on the passenger train Barvinkove – Lviv – Chop, and forensic examinations are ongoing.
24 January 2026
Names of 65 fallen Ukrainian POWs from Il-76 crash to be forever recorded
The names of 65 Ukrainian prisoners of war who were on board the Il-76 aircraft that crashed in Russia’s Belgorod region on January 24, 2024, will be entered into the Book of Memory.
11 January 2026
Probability of direct US military intervention in Iran remains low — French expert
The probability of direct US military action against Iran remains low, particularly due to the high technical risks involved. At the same time, President Donald Trump's rhetoric may only strengthen the Iranian regime's position.
06 January 2026
Kharkiv strike on Jan 2: human remains still found amid rubble clearance
In Kharkiv, at the site of the Russian strike on January 2, about 75% of the rubble has been cleared, but human remains continue to be discovered among the debris.
28 December 2025
Car accident in Poland kills five Ukrainians – media
In Poland, a car accident on Tuesday, December 23, reportedly claimed the lives of five Ukrainian citizens. This information is expected to be confirmed on Monday after DNA analysis of the remains from the vehicle that burned in the crash.
09 December 2025
Petra Holm, Digital Transformation Adviser at e-Estonia
Estonia started digitalizing as soon as it got its independence back
05 December 2025
Russians steal about 23,000 exhibits from Kherson Regional Museum of Local History
Russians stole about 23,000 artifacts from the Kherson Regional Museum of Local History.
28 November 2025
In Ternopil, 35 people killed in the Russian attack are identified
In Ternopil, DNA testing has identified a 73-year-old man who died on Stus Street as a result of the Russian attack. Five people, including one child, are still missing.
26 November 2025
Team of scientists sets out for ‘Akademik Vernadsky’ station
A team of participants in a seasonal expedition has departed for Ukraine’s Antarctic station ‘Akademik Vernadsky’ to conduct new research and carry out urgent technical work.
24 November 2025
Search underway in Ternopil for remains of people missing after Russian attack
In Ternopil, investigators together with forensic experts and canine units are searching for the remains of people missing after a Russian attack, combing through the rubble of destroyed buildings.
19 November 2025
Russian combined strike: In Ternopil, death toll climbs to 16, 64 wounded
In Ternopil, the death toll from Russian shelling has increased to 16, with another 64 people wounded.
01 November 2025
Remains of Polish soldiers exhumed in Lviv to be reburied on Nov 14
The remains of Polish soldiers who died in 1939 and were exhumed in Lviv in August will be reburied in Mostyska, Lviv region, on November 14.
01 October 2025
Kos urges Hungary to discuss minority issues in Ukraine within first accession cluster
Following her visit to Ukraine's western Zakarpattia region and meetings with representatives of the Hungarian minority, EU Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos highlighted the protection of minority rights and called on Hungary to raise any concerns with Ukraine within the framework of the first accession negotiation cluster.
Marta Kos, EU Commissioner for Enlargement
Ukraine has to proceed with reforms without waiting for Hungary
29 September 2025
Director David Petrosian preparing play on civilians adapting to returning soldiers
Ukrainian director David Petrosian is working on four productions, including the premiere in October of 'Poliandria', a play about civilians adapting to the lifestyle of soldiers injured in the war.
23 September 2025
Collective memory of Rotterdam’s destruction shapes Dutch solidarity with Ukraine — volunteer
Dutch volunteer, member of the Dasha Foundation, Rietje van Domburg, says that in 1940, as a result of bombing, the city of Rotterdam was almost destroyed. This collective historical memory became one of the reasons why both the Dutch government and ordinary citizens actively responded to the tragedy in Ukraine.
21 September 2025
Russian propaganda attempts to link Charlie Kirk's murder to Ukraine
Kremlin once again spreading fakes about Azov corps
13 September 2025
Head of Odesa Forensic Bureau explains how repatriated war dead identified
Since the beginning of May 2024, specialists at the State Institution Odesa Regional Bureau of Forensic Examination have handled 10 repatriations — a total of 2,600 bodies of fallen Ukrainian defenders returned to the country.
01 September 2025
16-year-old Ukrainian girl pushed under train in Germany
In Germany, a 16-year-old girl died after being hit by a train when she was pushed onto the tracks by an Iraqi refugee who had long been due for deportation.
25 August 2025
Identification of WWII victims found by Ukrainian-Polish expedition underway in Lviv
In Lviv, a joint Ukrainian-Polish expedition is completing search and exhumation works during which a mass grave containing the remains of about 40 victims of the Second World War was discovered.
10 August 2025
In memory of cameraman and Territorial Defense Forces sergeant Oleksii Andreiev (callsign “Koval”)
He planned to shoot a feature film and compose music for it.
31 July 2025
Fedir Sándor, Ambassador of Ukraine to Hungary
When at war I knew where the enemy is. But it’s harder in diplomacy
28 July 2025
Ukrainian polar scientists collect rare orca tissue samples in Antarctica
Biologists from the Vernadsky Research Base have collected tissue samples from an orca using biopsy techniques — only the second such case in the history of Ukrainian Antarctic research.
02 July 2025
Ukraine returns bodies of two soldiers found with Russian army ID tags
In accordance with international humanitarian principles and existing repatriation agreements, Ukraine has returned the bodies of two deceased individuals bearing military identification tags of the Russian Armed Forces to the Russian side.
Over 100 Crimean residents killed fighting against Ukraine in past two months – journalists
Over the past two months, journalists from Crimea.Realities have identified 106 new obituaries of residents from the Russian-occupied peninsula who died fighting against Ukraine on the side of the Russian Federation.
Ukraine launches unified platform to search for missing persons in war
A unified information platform on persons missing under special circumstances was presented in Kyiv.
27 June 2025
Moscow's hand visible behind misunderstandings between Ukrainians and Poles – Poturaiev
Ukrainians and Poles should realize that misunderstandings and conflicts between the two nations have often resulted in the loss of statehood—frequently fueled by Moscow’s influence. Addressing historical and other challenges requires a spirit of dialogue.
25 June 2025
Poland set to begin exhumation work in Lviv in second half of 2025
Warsaw expects exhumation work for Polish soldiers killed in 1939 and buried in the former village of Zboiska (now within the city limits of Lviv) to begin in the second half of this year.
17 June 2025
Twelve killed in overnight Russian strikes on Kyiv, Odesa – Klymenko
As of 17:30 on Tuesday, June 17, 12 people were confirmed dead following overnight Russian strikes in Kyiv and Odesa.