27 private companies joined an experimental air defense project. Some are already operational. Units in Kharkiv and Odesa regions destroyed about 20 Shaheds and reconnaissance UAVs. Ukraine confirmed the interception of a jet-powered Shahed over Kharkiv. 7/
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Ukraine plugs air defense gap with interceptor drones and new missiles
Ukraine is building a short-range layer to plug the air defense gap. Interceptor drone deliveries rose 2.6x in 4 months. Low-cost missiles built to shoot down jet-powered Shaheds are now in testing. Production must scale before winter. 6/
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Fedorov: Deep strikes on Russian logistics reduce frontline assaults
Fedorov: "The more enemy forces we destroy at operational depth, the fewer assault operations occur on the front line." Middle Strike drones reach up to 200 km. They hit Russian logistics, depots, command posts, and air defenses. 5/
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Ukraine cuts Russian Starlink; Moscow left without replacement, coordination lost
In Feb 2026 Ukraine cut Russian access to Starlink. Moscow still has no working replacement. Russian units lost real-time coordination while Ukraine kept its own networks running. 4/
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Russian casualties per km² rising to meet Defense Ministry target
The Defense Ministry wants 200 Russian casualties for every km² Russia advances. Russia paid 67 casualties per km² in October, 254 in March, and 179 in April. Ukraine has slowed the advance and retaken ground in several sectors. 3/
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Defense Ministry’s three-pronged strategy to pressure Russia into negotiations
The Defense Ministry works on three lines, protecting the skies, stopping Russia on the ground, and draining the Russian economy. The aim is to force Russia to negotiate through sustained pressure. 2/
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Ukraine améliore sa défense aérienne contre les drones russes
Ukraine is building air defense to intercept 95% of Russian air threats. Interceptor drones doubled their Shahed kill rate in 4 months, while Russia launched 35% more Shaheds per month — United24. 1/
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Russian attack damages 11 educational institutions in Kyiv
In Kyiv, 11 educational institutions have been damaged due to the russian federation's attack
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Grandma’s market destroyed by Russian bombardment of Kyiv
For thirty years, my grandma shopped this market.
— Jane Lytvynenko (@JaneLytv) 24 mai 2026
Now, her windows are blown out and the heart of the neighborhood is rubble after one of the largest Russian bombardments of Kyiv. https://t.co/CxIKVmNrTLFor thirty years, my grandma shopped this market.
Now, her windows are blown out and the heart of the neighborhood is rubble after one of the largest Russian bombardments of Kyiv. -
Russian attack destroys 40% of exhibits at Chernobyl Museum, targeting memory.
MIA: Due to the Russian attack on Kyiv, about 40% of the exhibits at the National Museum "Chernobyl" have been destroyed. "With today's strike, Russia sought to destroy not only lives, but also memory."