Illia Kabachynskyi

Ukraine is ramping up its missile program, unveiling three cutting-edge systems in recent months to reduce reliance on Western aid and expand its strike capabilities against Russian military targets.

For the first time in real combat conditions, Ukrainian forces successfully struck a target at a distance of 70 kilometers by combining Western artillery systems and advanced munitions. This achievement has set a global record for precision artillery strikes.

Russia has begun withdrawing its forces from military bases in Syria, signaling a loss of influence across the region.

Estonia’s Frankenburg Technologies has unveiled the Mark 1 missile—a cost-effective, rapidly producible solution to combat drones. Hundreds could roll out weekly.

Ukrainian forces have held hundreds of square kilometers in Russia’s Kursk region for four months, defying repeated attempts by Moscow to push them out.

Russia has reignited its assault on southern Ukraine, with Zaporizhzhia—a major industrial and strategic hub—facing relentless guided bomb strikes and escalating attacks in the region. What makes this city so crucial?