On the night of 28–29 July 2022, Russia killed at least 50 Ukrainian POWs—mostly Azov fighters—in a blast at the Olenivka prison in occupied Donetsk. Despite Moscow’s claims, international investigators concluded the explosion was not caused by a Ukrainian HIMARS strike. The UN
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Ukraine to receive three medium and two short-range launcher systems
"Each system currently produced for Ukraine includes three medium-range SLM launchers, and two short-range SLS launchers, as part of a unified complex," Ukrainian Ambassador to Germany Oleksii Makeiev said.
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Ukraine to get 11 more IRIS-T air defense systems from Germany
Ukraine to receive 11 more IRIS-T air defense systems from Germany, ambassador says.
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Olenivka attack: Russians killed 50 Ukrainian POWs three years ago
Three years ago, Russians blew up a barrack in the penal colony in Olenivka, killing over 50 Ukrainian prisoners of war and injuring around 130. Despite the gravity of the crime, the attack has never been properly investigated and remains unpunished.
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Oman FM respects Ukraine, welcomes embassy opening at conference
🇺🇦🇴🇲 In a video address to the Ukrainian Ambassadors Conference 2025 last week, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Sultanate of Oman Badr bin Hamad Albusaidi @badralbusaidi expressed deep respect for the people and the Government of Ukraine. He also welcomed the opening of the… pic.twitter.com/rOjLEICpzZ
— MFA of Ukraine 🇺🇦 (@MFA_Ukraine) 28 juillet 2025In a video address to the Ukrainian Ambassadors Conference 2025 last week, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Sultanate of Oman Badr bin Hamad Albusaidi @badralbusaidi expressed deep respect for the people and the Government of Ukraine. He also welcomed the opening of the
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Hackers attaquent Aeroflot, 50 vols annulés
Pro-Ukrainian hackers brought down Russia's largest government-owned airline system on 28 July. The hackers signed off their cyberattack with "Glory to Ukraine! Long live Belarus!" The attack forced the cancellation of around 50 Aeroflot flights and left hundreds of
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Russia labels missing soldiers as deserters to hide losses
Russian soldiers missing in action labeled deserters to mask casualty figures, media reports. Russia labels missing soldiers as deserters to hide war losses and avoid paying benefits to their families, IStories reported.
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Documentary reveals Russian prison torture system
In the Kyiv Independent's documentary "Faces of Torture", our War Crimes Investigations Unit collected information about the functioning of the prison, as well as its guards, managers, and supervisors from Russia.
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Three years since Olenivka explosion killed 54 Ukrainian POWs
July 28-29 mark three years since the explosion at a penal colony in Russian-occupied Olenivka in Donetsk Oblast, which killed at least 54 Ukrainian prisoners of war and injured over 150 more.
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Russia used Olenivka prison for Ukrainian POWs and civilian hostages
Russia used the Olenivka prison as a camp for prisoners of war and civilian hostages from now-occupied Mariupol. Thousands of Ukrainians, including servicemen from the Azov Brigade, were held in its cells.