War in Ukraine

Missile production in Ukraine is accelerating, with the country ramping up efforts to develop its long-range missiles. This strategic shift could profoundly affect the trajectory of the Ukrainian-Russian war. While NATO countries deliberate over permitting Ukraine to use Western-supplied long-range missiles against Russian targets, Kyiv’s focus on homegrown missile production strengthens its defense capabilities.

Ukraine’s border with Belarus was once a gateway for Russian troops. With reports of Belarusian troop movements, Ukraine’s border guards stay on high alert. United24 Media traveled to a section of the Ukraine-Belarus border to see how Ukraine is preparing for a potential new offensive from the north.

Private military companies (PMCs) are a key tool for the Russian Federation's war in Ukraine, as they use them to wage terror across the country. We look at what they are, explore their ties to the Kremlin, and why their brutality is beneficial for Putin.

Ukraine, a long-time NATO partner, cooperates closely with the Alliance but remains outside the security guarantees of its founding treaty. While it’s clear how NATO membership would benefit Ukraine, it’s often overlooked how much Ukraine could bring to NATO —from military expertise to global security.

An in-depth look at President Zelenskyy’s Victory Plan presented to the Ukrainian Parliament on October 16th. How Ukraine plans to end the war by 2025 and ensure peace on its own terms.

North Korea isn’t just sending missiles and ammo to R ussi a—it’s sending soldiers. About 3,000 North Korean troops have joined the war in Ukraine.