War in Ukraine

Russia not only attacks civilian populations and infrastructure but also wreaks havoc in the Black Sea. The recent Volgoneft tanker disaster is just the latest instance of Russia openly violating international maritime law through oil spills, committing marine ecocide, and exploiting Ukrainian resources by concealing their illicit activities.

Only a few countries in the world possess their own laser weapons. It seems Ukraine is now one of them.

Russia’s losses in the Pokrovsk direction also exceed the total troop numbers of some European armies, such as Italy or Germany.

In May 2022, just over two months into Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, US President Joe Biden signed the Ukraine Democracy Defense Lend-Lease Act into law. This legislation, modeled after the historic World War II-era program, promised to cut red tape and streamline the much-needed delivery of military aid to Ukraine.

The UNITED24 Media team recently visited a position manned by the 45th Separate Artillery Brigade, in charge of a Bohdana, Ukraine's domestically-produced self-propelled artillery system. The Ukrainian military complex can now manufacture 20 of them per month. 

Every day, Ukrainian soldiers are pushing the limits of what is possible on the battlefield. Through ingenuity and sheer willpower, the Ukrainian armed forces have earned a reputation as overachievers and fiercely motivated warriors, capable of outthinking and outmaneuvering a larger, better-equipped adversary—Russia.