War in Ukraine

Russian authorities are weaponizing anti-terrorism laws to silence those who dare to speak out against Russia's illegal invasion of Ukraine. We look at the work of dissenters and how the Russian government abuses the criminal code to suppress opposition nationwide.

The T0504 highway that links Ukrainian Pokrovsk and Kostiantynivka in the Donetsk region, extending further to the city of Chasiv Yar—currently under active Russian attack—serves as a crucial supply route for Ukrainian forces in the East. Russian forces have concentrated significant efforts on this route.

‘How many aircraft does Russia have in service?’ is a question on many people's minds.  The exact figures are hard to come by; the Russian Federation withholds as much information as possible, but we look at what we know so far.

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.

Ukraine’s 225th Assault Battalion has been defending the city of Chasiv Yar in the Donetsk region for over four months. Several positions ended up surrounded by Russian forces, forcing the soldiers into a 70-day circular defense until the battalion finally broke through.

On November 11, Russia bombed and destroyed the Kurakhiv Reservoir, marking yet another attack on Ukraine’s civilian energy infrastructure. This strike coincides with the two-year anniversary of the liberation of Kherson, where Russia later destroyed the Kakhovka Dam. Here's a closer look at all the times Russia has targeted dams in Ukraine.