Soldiers of Ukraine’s 5th brigade are thanking the U.S. for support at the front line (AP Photo/Roman Chop) The Trump administration has finally approved its first direct commercial arms sale to Ukraine, marking a notable shift in U.S. policy just over 100 days into Trump’s second term, according to a report from Kyiv Post.
Ukraine and the United States are moving forward with a bilateral agreement to create the U.S.– Ukraine Reconstruction Investment Fund, following the approval of the agreement’s text by Ukraine’s Cabinet of Ministers. According to a statement from First Deputy Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko, who will represent Ukraine in Washington, the agreement is ready for signing. The Fund is designed as a 50/50 partnership between Ukraine and the United States, with equal management rights.
Ukraine and US Sign Historic Economic and Reconstruction Investment Agreement Read Post »
France on Tuesday publicly accused Russia’s military intelligence agency, the GRU, of orchestrating cyberattacks against a dozen French targets over the past decade. These included an organization involved in the 2024 Paris Olympics and President Emmanuel Macron’s 2017 election campaign. Since 2021, a GRU-affiliated unit has targeted several French entities across the defense, financial, and economic sectors, according to the foreign ministry.
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The body of Ukrainian journalist Victoria Roshchyna, who died while in Russian captivity, was discovered missing several internal organs — including her brain, eyes, and part of her trachea — according to an international investigation published by the Forbidden Stories network on April 29.
It seems everyone that Trump hires maintains secondary employment as a propagandist for the Putin regime, reciting verbatim Russian disinformation narratives to a massive US audience, sonetimes directly from the White House. This week, US National Security Advisor Mike Waltz continued this tradition by making false and misleading statements about Ukraine’s level of corruption and a proposed minerals development deal.
US NatSec Advisor Walz auditions to become extension of Russia’s propaganda apparatus Read Post »
Russia’s Finance Minister Anton Siluanov Russia’s economic struggles are piling up as oil revenues continue to fall and Western sanctions slowly but surely cripple the aggressor’s economy, Ukraine’s Center for Countering Disinformation (CCD) reveals. At a recent extended meeting of Russia’s Ministry of Finance, Finance Minister Anton Siluanov admitted that turbulence in the oil market is forcing the government to reassess its spending priorities.
Russian government preps population for drastic lowering of living standards Read Post »
Russia has launched yet another drone attack on Ukraine’s Dnipro region, targeting civilians in their sleep. Among the victims is a 12-year-old girl who was killed in her home. Local officials report that the strike occurred in the Samarsky district, where a drone hit a residential building, burying children under the rubble. Residents managed to pull one child— a girl born in 2012— from the debris, but she died while being transported to hospital.
russia Kills 12 year old girl as it continues to Pound Ukraine Read Post »
Ukraine is pushing the limits, with over 95% of the drones currently used by Ukrainian forces on the front lines are produced domestically, Deputy Defense Minister Valerii Churkin said on Sunday, according to Interfax Ukraine. Since the launch of Russia’s full-scale invasion in 2022, Ukraine has rapidly expanded its capabilities in unmanned systems, investing heavily in technological innovation and the development of aerial, naval, and ground-based drones.
Over 95% of Ukraine’s Drones are now of domestic production Read Post »
