Illia Kabachynskyi

Ukrainian forces have unleashed a new weapon on the battlefield: the “Dragon” drone. This drone burns everything in its path before exploding, with several reported uses already showing its impact on Russian positions.

Kharkiv has been under heavy shelling throughout the first days of September. Among the weapons Russia has used against the city is its latest development, the Grom-E1.

Mongolia, an International Criminal Court (ICC) Statute signatory, did not arrest Russian dictator Vladimir Putin despite the country’s obligation under an ICC warrant, citing neutrality and reliance on Russia.

In August alone, Russia fired over 200 missiles at Ukraine, not including guided bombs. Allowing Ukraine to target Russian airfields can drastically cut these attacks.

Pavel Durov, the founder of the widely-used messaging app Telegram, was recently arrested in France, where he now faces 12 charges, including allegations of ties to Russia—allegations he firmly denies.

The T0504 highway that links Ukrainian Pokrovsk and Kostiantynivka in the Donetsk region, extending further to the city of Chasiv Yar—currently under active Russian attack—serves as a crucial supply route for Ukrainian forces in the East. Russian forces have concentrated significant efforts on this route.