President of Ukraine Zelenskyy held a telephone conversation with French President Macron: They discussed the current situation on the battlefield and Ukraine's defense needs, including drones, artillery systems and shells, electronic warfare and air defense systems, from
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Zelensky condemns Kharkiv attack, says terror cannot go unpunished
Zelensky on latest Kharkiv attack: 'Terror cannot go unpunished'. President Volodymyr Zelensky condemned the latest Russian attack on Kharkiv, writing on Feb. 10 that "terror cannot go unpunished" and "Russia must be held accountable for every life it has ruined and
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Building a demining machine for Ukraine
The construction of a demining machine for Ukraine, which was purchased with funds from Slovak and Czech volunteers 'Operace Božena', is being completed
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Ukrainian FPV drone DARTS has 30km range and 3kg warhead
Photo of the new Ukrainian FPV kamikaze aircraft-type drone "DARTS" The drone has a flight range of 30 km and is equipped with a 3 kg warhead
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Number of casualties from night attack on Kharkiv by Russia rises to 57
The number of people injured as a result of Russia's overnight attack on Kharkiv has risen to 57. People have been left with nothing, says Tereshov.
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Russian attack on Kharkiv: family with baby burned alive
Due to Russia's attack on Kharkiv, a family, with 7-month-old boy, burned alive. Identifying baby’s body is impossible. Temperature was so high that his bones & body turned to ashes. The mother and kids died in each other's arms as a fire approached #RussiaIsATerroristState
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Defense Ministry Introduces Electronic Logs for Military Property
The Defense Ministry is introducing electronic logs, which is expected to simplify the accounting of military property.
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Ukrainian soldiers complain of severe shortages on front line
Along the front line, Ukrainian soldiers complain of severe shortages of ammunition, equipment, troops, and drones.
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Problèmes de fortifications après deux ans de guerre
Nearly two years into the full-scale war, long-lingering problems – including the lack of preparation of fortifications – are starting to become even more serious.
