Illia Kabachynskyi

Russia’s tank arsenal is disintegrating faster than it can be rebuilt. Ukraine has managed to cripple Moscow’s armored forces with industry that, just three years ago, barely existed.

Even amid Russia’s war, German building materials giant Knauf is investing €150 million into Ukraine, marking a significant commitment to building a new factory.

Ukraine's partners have bolstered the defensive capabilities of the Ukrainian Armed Forces with their tanks, supplementing Soviet-era models. So what tanks does Ukraine have now?

Never before has the world imposed such significant sanctions on Russia's oil industry. These measures are expected to severely impact the Russian economy and the ruble.

Thousands of North Korean soldiers are already participating in Russia's war against Ukraine. At Kim Jong Un's initiative, they have been sent to gain real combat experience—for future wars.

Over three years of war, Ukraine has created a full-fledged naval fleet capable of destroying Russian warships and has even developed a comprehensive combat platform that is capable of destroying the enemy on water, in the air, and on land.