#Ukraine Counteroffensive

In the early hours of February 24, 2022, Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, aiming to seize Hostomel Airport as a key staging ground for a rapid assault on Kyiv. However, fierce Ukrainian resistance turned the planned blitzkrieg into a major failure, marking a turning point in the war.

Russia’s “3-day” full-scale invasion of Ukraine is nearing 1000 days of war, with the Ukrainian Armed Forces defying expectations and dismantling what was once seen as the world’s second-best army. From troops to tanks, Russia’s losses have been staggering—thanks in part to Ukraine’s arsenal. Which weapons are making a difference?

There are over 110 active armed conflicts worldwide. Russia's offensive in eastern Ukraine saw the longest and bloodiest battle of the 21st century. We look at why the Battle of Bakhmut is significant and how it became a powerful symbol of Ukraine’s resistance, leading to tens of thousands of Russian losses.

Ukrainian forces continue their military operation on the territory of the Russian Federation. Here’s what we know so far.

Russian-occupied Crimea is one of the most fortified zones in the war in Ukraine, housing more than 233 military objects. The Black Sea Peninsula is known as "a military haven" from which Russia launches large-scale military operations against Ukrainian civilians and civilian infrastructure. However, it also encourages people to vacation there.

The “Khartiia” Brigade has been defending the village of Lyptsi in the Kharkiv Region of Ukraine for over ten days now. Even though Russia is saying that it has been captured, the village is entirely under the control of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.