In a bold escalation of its campaign against Russian infrastructure, Ukraine’s Security Service (SBU) has claimed responsibility for an attack on the Kerch Bridge, saying the operation has been “months in the making” — and that it’s only just getting started. Over a ton of TNT used in underwater sabotage. Second explosion reported hours later.
Kerch Bridge Hit Again as Kyiv Expands Deep Operations Read Post »
Amid the ongoing aftermath of Ukraine’s Operation Spiderweb – the meticulously planned drone strike targeting multiple Russian airbases – the Russian propaganda machine is in chaos. The operation reportedly damaged or destroyed 41 aircraft, including strategic bombers such as the Tu-95 and Tu-22M3, and rare A-50 early warning plane.
Operation Spiderweb: Russia’s Propaganda Machine Tangled in Its Own Web Read Post »
In what is now clearly a landmark special operation, more than 40 Russian military aircraft were damaged or destroyed in coordinated strikes on airbases across Russia today, in an assault that appears to have redefined the range and sophistication of Ukraine’s long-range capabilities. The operation, codenamed “Web” by Ukraine’s Security Service (SBU), struck four confirmed military airfields—Belaya, Diaghilevo, Olenya, and Ivanovo.
Ukraine Makes History, Destroying $7 Billion of Russia’s Most Prized Aircraft in One Day Read Post »
A recent report by the United Nations’ Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Ukraine has concluded that Russian armed forces have committed war crimes and crimes against humanity through systematic drone attacks targeting civilians in Ukraine’s Kherson region. Systematic Drone Attacks on Civilians Since July 2024, Russian forces have launched repeated drone strikes on Kherson city and 16 surrounding localities along the right bank of the Dnipro River.
UN Accuses Russia of War Crimes in Kherson Drone Attacks Read Post »
In a large-scale overnight drone attack, Ukraine targeted military production facilities near Moscow, key production centers for the Kremlin’s war machine. Russian authorities claimed to have intercepted 296 drones, including 19 targeting Moscow, in what they admitted was one of the largest attacks since their illegal invasion of Ukraine in 2022.
Ukrainian forces struck the Energia battery manufacturing plant in Yelets, in Russia’s Lipetsk region, in the early hours of May 23, 2025. The attack caused a significant fire that injured eight people and necessitated evacuations. It represents a notable escalation in Ukraine’s capacity to conduct long-range operations against Russian military-industrial targets.
Ukrainian Drone Strikes Targets Russian Military Supplier Read Post »
Russia was subjected to one of the largest aerial assaults of the war late on May 20 and into the early hours of May 21, as waves of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) struck targets across at least eleven regions. The Russian Ministry of Defence reported that 159 drones were intercepted, though independent estimates suggest the true number may have exceeded 300.
Drone Strikes Hit Russian Defence Infrastructure Across 11 Regions Read Post »
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