#Ukraine

The Revolution of Dignity began 10 years ago. It was sparked by a brutal crackdown on peaceful students in Ukraine.

With plans for four factories and billions in annual revenues, German defense company Rheinmetall cements itself as Ukraine’s top defense ally.

Russia has committed a litany of war crimes and violations of international law, against Ukrainians—torture, crimes against humanity, and cultural genocide—while waging its war of aggression. Despite sanctions and global condemnation, these atrocities continue to escalate. This article sheds light on just a fraction of the thousands documented daily by authorities in their pursuit of justice and accountability.

Millions of Ukrainians have lost their homes due to Russian aggression. While the Russian army has physically destroyed few Ukrainian cities, Russian civilians have been able to make money on this and are actively selling other people's surviving housing in the occupied territories.

The continued unprecedented number of Russian air attacks on Ukraine has elevated the importance of strengthening Ukraine’s air defense capabilities. Assistance from Western allies has been crucial. How have they helped, and what types of systems does Ukraine currently have?

Ukraine’s vital efforts in developing its missile capabilities is a mission rooted in a long history of missile production and driven by the urgent need to defend against Russian aggression.