Several Ukrainian-made missile types were showcased in new footage released by Zelensky for Defense Industry Workers’ Day. •1-2 Likely a modernized missile for the “Koral” SAM system (possibly by Luch design bureau), featuring updated aerodynamics • 3 An unidentified missile,
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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US Hormuz Blockade Spikes Oil Prices, Threatens GOP Midterms
The US blockade of the Strait of Hormuz could drag on for a long time. With oil prices spiking, it will be interesting to see if Trump is willing to go further than Iran. Skyrocketing gas prices will absolutely kill the GOP's already abysmal midterm chances
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International Law Breakdown Shapes New World Order
The breakdown of international law is evident in today’s two preeminent global crises — Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine and the war in the Middle East.
— Kaja Kallas (@kajakallas) 13 avril 2026
A new world is now in the making, characterised by competition and coercive power politics; a world order dominated… pic.twitter.com/02LwJqImpAThe breakdown of international law is evident in today’s two preeminent global crises — Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine and the war in the Middle East. A new world is now in the making, characterised by competition and coercive power politics; a world order dominated
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Hungary’s New PM Sets Conditions for Resuming Ukraine Relations
Hungary's new PM names condition for resuming friendly relations with Ukraine
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Hungary Won’t Block EU’s €90B Ukraine Loan But Opts Out
Hungary will not block the EU’s €90B Ukraine loan but will stay out of the scheme, incoming PM Péter Magyar says.
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Ukraine Sank Russia’s Flagship Moskva Four Years Ago
Four years ago today, Ukraine had no missile cruiser, no fleet to match Russia's. It sank Russia's anyway. Two Neptune missiles struck the Moskva on 13 April 2022. The flagship of Russia's Black Sea Fleet — pride of a navy that had commanded Ukraine's coastline, seized Snake
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Budanov: Ukraine must continue striking Russian refineries
Kyrylo Budanov: Ukraine Cannot Afford to Halt Strikes on Russian Oil Refineries During the War
Ukraine expects a possible Easter prisoner exchange, ongoing talks with the US and Russia, and faces unity challenges, as Budanov warns division could threaten the country’s future. -
Magyar’s win positive for Hungary, EU, Ukraine; reduces blocages
Even so, "Peter Magyar's win is a positive shift for Hungary and the European Union, and also for Ukraine. It reduces the risk of political blockages in the Council and creates more space for decisions to move forward," says David McAllister, chair of the European Parliament's
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Orban’s defeat could unblock EU aid for Ukraine, but challenges remain.
Viktor Orban's defeat in Hungary's election will likely unlock the EU's 90 billion-euro loan for Ukraine and its EU membership bid, but that does not mean progress will be instantaneous or free of further obstacles.
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182 Ukrainians Freed from Russian Captivity Ahead of Orthodox Easter
182 Ukrainians freed from Russian captivity ahead of Orthodox Easter. On April 11, Ukraine brought home 175 troops and 7 civilians, many held since 2022 — with the youngest just 22 years old.