War in Ukraine

For more than three years, Russia has relentlessly targeted Ukraine’s civilian population with missile strikes, and this year alone, Ukraine has endured some of the most lethal attacks. Which missiles is Russia using to claim the lives of innocent Ukrainian civilians?

In Ukraine, where war has planted invisible killers beneath the soil, one wrong step can change a life forever. But what happens after the explosion? This is the story of Dmytro Huzhva and Dmytro Slepkan, whose lives were torn open by landmines, and how they found ways to live.

New investigations suggest Russia is secretly laying the groundwork to restore its Nord Stream pipelines—an infamous energy project once used to fund its war on Ukraine, blackmail Europe, and spread corruption across the continent. What’s behind the pipeline’s potential comeback—and why are experts calling it “blood gas”?

In the fourth year of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the battlefield is saturated with drones of every shape and purpose. But one type stands out: FPV interceptor drones. These fast, highly maneuverable machines—piloted in real time through video headsets—have become one of Ukraine’s most effective tools for neutralizing Russia’s prized aerial assets, especially the dreaded Lancet loitering munitions.

The Yanukovych family has a legacy of corruption and exploiting Ukraine’s coal-rich regions. A new investigation reveals that the son of the ousted former president is once again profiting from Ukraine’s suffering and is linked to the illicit extraction and sale of coal from Russian-occupied Ukrainian territory.

Putin says Sumy was an accident, but his well-documented history of attacking Ukrainian civilians on holidays like Easter and Christmas says otherwise.