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Russia may attack NATO within next four years - German defense chief

NATO needs to prepare for a possible incursion by Russia within the next four years.

Zelensky says all operatives involved in brazen mission on Russian soil safely extracted

All those who had prepared Operation Spiderweb safely made it out of Russia.

Russia intends to formally map temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine - intelligence

Russia has launched an initiative to map temporarily occupied Ukrainian territories in order to consolidate control over seized lands.

Finnish PM: West must increase pressure on Russia to end war in Ukraine

Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo has called on the West to ramp up pressure on Russia, stating that Russian dictator Vladimir Putin has shown no willingness to honor a ceasefire or engage in meaningful peace talks.

Polish volunteer killed fighting in Ukraine

A 45-year-old Polish volunteer, journalist Krzysztof Gorzelak, was killed on the front lines in Ukraine while fighting against Russian aggression.

Ukrainian air defense destroyed over 4,500 Russian drones, missiles in May — Air Force

Ukraine's air defense forces destroyed 4,051 aerial targets launched by Russia in May 2025.

Ukrainian Ground Forces commander resigns over deadly training ground strike

Ukrainian Ground Forces Commander, Major General Mykhailo Drapatyi, has submitted his resignation.

Stefanchuk bought fifty books at Book Arsenal

The Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Ruslan Stefanchuk visited the International Book Arsenal Festival and emphasized that this is a space that is of particular importance during the war.

New Russian fakes about Ukrainian forces: Funeral video with McDonald's ad music, abuse of minor

Russia has fabricated a funeral video of a Ukrainian soldier and forged a regional news article from Poltava region

An-124 case in Canada may become precedent for seizing Russian assets – ambassador

Discussions on the most effective mechanism for utilizing frozen Russian assets in the interests of Ukraine are ongoing, but the court case regarding the Russian An-124 cargo plane grounded in Canada may serve as an interesting precedent.

Canadian arms manufacturers interested in cooperation with Ukraine – ambassador

Canadian arms manufacturers are showing strong interest in cooperating with Ukraine.

Sikorski thanks Ukraine for destroying 4,000 Russian tanks since start of invasion

Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski has thanked Ukraine for destroying 4,000 Russian tanks since the beginning of Russia's full-scale invasion.

Canada adapts military training for Ukrainian forces under Operation UNIFIER – ambassador

Canada has already trained over 44,000 Ukrainian service members and security personnel under Operation UNIFIER, continuously adjusting the training to meet the evolving demands of the war.

Natalka Сmoc, Canada’s Ambassador to Ukraine

Ukrainian Women are a phenomenal force

Oleksandr Ivanko, a former peacekeeper, is recalling his mission in the DR Congo, the war, rehabilitation for wounds and return to civilian life

AFU use trophy Msta-S artillery system in Zaporizhzhia sector

The soldiers of the 65th separate mechanized brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine "Velykyi Luh" are using a self-propelled artillery system 2S19 "Msta-S" captured from Russians in the Kharkiv region to perform combat missions in the Zaporizhzhia direction.

Russia loses 1,230 more soldiers in Ukraine war

The total combat losses of Russian troops from February 24, 2022, to June 1, 2025, in the war against Ukraine amounted to about 988,560 people, including another 1,230 people over the past day.

Zelenska urges officials and business to help veterans find purpose

First Lady of Ukraine Olena Zelenska has called on government officials and businessmen to help graduates of the Superhumans Center, an all-Ukrainian center for war trauma, find their place in life.

Printed book becomes instrument of cultural resistance during war - MCSC

The Ministry of Culture and Strategic Communications of Ukraine (MCSC) congratulated the employees of publishing houses, printing and book distribution on their professional holiday and emphasized that the printed book becomes an instrument of cultural resistance during the war.

Estonian politician calls for stronger Black Sea-Baltic cooperation, strategy for Ukraine's victory

The head of the Estonian parliament's foreign affairs committee, Marko Mihkelson, said that cooperation between the Black Sea and Baltic regions needs to be strengthened in order to ensure Europe's resilience. He also emphasized the need for a strategy aimed at Ukraine's victory.

Zelensky announces upcoming defense agreements with Baltic, Nordic countries

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has announced that new defense agreements with the Baltic and Nordic countries are expected next week.

Zelensky reports increased Russian activity in some frontline sectors

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has stated that Russian forces have become more active in certain sectors of the front line.

Pompeo says US failed to do enough in 2014 and 2022 to stop Russian aggression

The United States did not do enough to stop Russia's aggression against Ukraine in 2014 and 2022, according to former U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.

Politico: Merz to meet Trump in Washington next week to discuss Ukraine war

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is set to visit Washington next week for a meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump — his first since taking office as head of the German government.

Zelensky: No clear info on Russia's intentions ahead of planned talks in Istanbul

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said that there is currently no clear information about what Russia intends to bring to the table at the upcoming meeting in Istanbul.

Washington's recognition of Russian ownership of Crimea would be “huge strategic mistake” - diplomat

If the U.S. ever recognized Crimea as belonging to an aggressor state, it would be a huge strategic mistake, as it could imply that Russia retained control over the eastern part of the Black Sea.

Kremlin trying to keep economy running through lies, remaining reserves – Foreign Intelligence Service

The Russian government is struggling to keep their economy going by relying on lies and the remainder of national reserves.

In “interview” with Carlson, Novinskyi echoes Russia’'s accusations against Ukraine – Ukraine official

In a conversation with American podcaster Tucker Carlson, former MP Vadym Novinskyi voiced Russia’s traditional accusations against Ukraine, including regarding the war and the government’s policy in the field of religion.