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.
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 »
Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022 did not only reshape geopolitical alignments; it catalyzed one of the most remarkable accelerations of defense innovation witnessed in modern times. Emerging from this crucible of conflict, Ukraine’s defense startup sector has demonstrated an unprecedented capacity for rapid technological development, positioning itself as a global leader in the evolution of warfare.
Ukraine’s Defense Industry startup culture continues making unparalleled advances Read Post »
Ukrainian journalist Victoria Roshchyna, missing since August 2023, has been confirmed dead following her detention in Russian captivity. Her body was returned to Ukraine in February 2025 and identified through DNA analysis conducted by Ukrainian authorities. During the examination of bodies handed over by Russia, officials found one labeled with the name “Roshchyna,” according to Yurii Bielousov, Head of the War Department at the Prosecutor General’s Office.
Tortured body found is Ukrainian journalist Victoria Roshchyna Read Post »
With the nations on which Ukraine relies for life saving military support being so susceptible to Russia’s disinformation factory, the fate of 40,000,000 people in the most resource rich nation in Europe has become a mere political football and with military support for Ukraine among western allies tending to ebb and flow with the tidal push and pull of the Putin regime’s propaganda efforts, complete self reliance is increasingly perceived as the only long term solution.
This morning at shortly after dawn, four days before Christmas, Russia targeted Kyiv with eight ballistic missiles. Ukraine’s Air Force reported intercepting all missiles; however, debris caused significant damage across four districts of the capital. The Holosiiv district suffered the most, with residential buildings, offices, and a hotel damaged. Fires erupted as debris fell onto streets and rooftops.
Only 24 hours after Trump states intent to cut off Ukraine’s already incredibly limited ability to strike Russian territory, Putin gets the message that there will be no consequences, unleashing the largest missile attack of the war onto the people of Ukraine.
Putin launches largest missile attack of the war after Trump gives greenlight Read Post »
With German Chancellor Scholz’s legendary weakness on Russia now costing him at the ballot box, Friedrich Merz, leader of Germany’s Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and candidate for chancellor, has announced plans to visit Ukraine in the coming days. Speaking at a security policy event in Berlin, Merz emphasized his intention to brief European partners on the outcomes of his trip.
likely to be chancellor Merz is coming to kyiv to make weak scholz look like a fool Read Post »
