Daniel Kosoy

The International Legion of Defence Intelligence Ukraine (DIU) and the Ground Forces International Legion are both crucial to Ukraine's defense, each with distinct roles. The Ground Forces International Legion primarily engages in conventional infantry combat, playing key roles in front-line battles and broader military efforts. In contrast, the International Legion of Defence Intelligence Ukraine, which we will focus on in this article, specializes in intelligence missions, often involving rapid, high-stakes operations.

The suffering and abandonment of animals are among the most tragic consequences of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, where thousands of animals have lost their homes. During these challenging times, many Millennials and Gen-Z Ukrainians, who may have initially hesitated to foster animals, have become devoted pet owners. We delve into Kyiv's thriving dog scene, where many animals carry heartbreaking backstories.

For many around the world, the Ukrainian International Legion stands as an opportunity to directly address one of the biggest injustices in the world. Amidst the ongoing war in Ukraine, volunteers from around the world are answering President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s call for international volunteers to aid in the country’s defense.

Units in the Ukrainian army have been supplied with an estimated 40 HIMARS systems since they were first introduced in a May 2022 US military aid package. With over two years of service, Ukrainian HIMAR’s systems have caused a considerable problem for the Russians.

Since March 2024, Russia has returned to its strategy of shelling Ukrainian energy infrastructure. In Ukraine, 90% of thermal generation, 75% of coal, and 40% of hydro generation have been destroyed, the shelling of energy facilities in each oblast continues, and the largest nuclear power plant in Europe is under occupation.

On July 27th, footage emerged on social media showing the aftermath of an ambush of a military convoy in Mali. The scene depicted dozens of bodies and destroyed vehicles, mostly belonging to the Wagner mercenary group. This raises a lot of questions about the Wagner Group's activities after their leader Evgeny Prigozhin failed coup attempt and death.