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Illia Kabachynskyi

Illia Kabachynskyi

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Illia is a journalist, editor and reporter at the UNITED24 Media. He covers—economics, defense tech and IT technologies. Illia has huge experience over 10 years in journalism.

Articles

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Illia Kabachynskyi
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War in Ukraine
Inside Ukraine's AI-Drone Strike That Cost Russia $7 Billion and a Third of Its Bomber Jets
Ukraine pulled off a staggering blow to Russia’s strategic air fleet—an elite-level operation few nations could execute. Dubbed “Trojan Trucks,” the strike proved Ukraine is beating Russia not with brute force, but with bold tactics and technological superiority, even at a distance of 5,000 kilometers.
Jun 01, 2025 22:00
Author
Illia Kabachynskyi
Category
World
Monitoring and Intelligence: What Are Russia’s Plans for the Arctic?
The Arctic is a crucial region for the geopolitical influence of the Russian Federation. A development plan for the region has been created extending to the year 2035. Officially, the country plans to develop a trade route between Asia and Europe. In reality, it aims to become the dominant power in the region.
May 30, 2025 19:05
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Illia Kabachynskyi
Category
War in Ukraine
Russia Just Blew $761 Million Bombarding Ukraine for 3 Days Straight in Its Most Intense Attack Yet
As the United States, Europe, and Ukraine continue to call for constructive peace talks, Russia is relentlessly attacking Ukrainian cities, launching almost 1,000 strikes in three days, killing and injuring dozens of civilians.
May 26, 2025 20:16
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Illia Kabachynskyi
Category
War in Ukraine
AI-Powered Turret That Hunts Russian Missiles and Drones? Meet Sky Sentinel, Ukraine’s New Air Defense
Russia bombards Ukrainian cities with Shahed drones almost daily, terrorizing civilians from frontline cities like Kharkiv, Sumy, Dnipro, and Zaporizhzhia to distant hubs like Kyiv and Odesa. In response, Ukrainian engineers have built a homegrown defense system—Sky Sentinel—to fight back against the Russian aerial threat.
May 26, 2025 15:32
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Illia Kabachynskyi
Category
War in Ukraine
How Ukraine Turned a Point-Based Rewards System Into an Effective Model for War Management
Ukraine has rolled out a system where frontline units earn points for every enemy target they destroy—points they can redeem for more weapons. It’s a results-first approach that gives even low-profile but lethal teams the firepower to hit Russian troops harder, faster, and more often.
May 21, 2025 08:40
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Illia Kabachynskyi
Category
Opinion
What If Ukraine Had Fallen? The Chilling Global Domino Effect of Russia’s “Kyiv in Three Days” Blitz
More than three years have passed since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the most intense war in Europe since World War II, marked by the largest deployment of troops and military hardware on the continent in decades. No one, including Moscow, was prepared for what followed. The Kremlin’s plan to seize Kyiv in “just three days” collapsed almost instantly. But what if Ukraine hadn’t held the line—what if it had capitulated right away?
May 20, 2025 18:38