Ukrainian fiber-optic FPV drone destroys hidden Russian military engineering equipment in a hangar
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Russia produces 5,000+ long-range drones per month, HUR reports.
Russia now produces over 5,000 long-range drones per month — 2,700 are real Shaheds, the rest are decoys, Ukraine’s military intelligence (HUR) reports. That’s a fivefold increase compared to August 2024, when Russia was making just 500 drones monthly.
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Rylsk Cultural Center Once Sheltered Koreans
Rylsk. Kursk region. House of Culture, where Korean boys huddled pic.twitter.com/OqfQzDlCyI
— EMPR.media (@EuromaidanPR) 9 juin 2025Rylsk, Kursk region. A House of Culture where Korean boys gathered.
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F-16 shoots down Russian Su-35 for first time
It is reported that for the first time in history, an F-16 has shot down a Russian Su-35 'Flanker'. A Russian Su-35 was ambushed yesterday in the Sumy region. A Swedish Saab 340 AEW&C detected it 200–300 km from the border and relayed the data to an F-16. The F-16 launched an
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Ukrainian drones use nets to intercept Russian copters
The work of Ukrainian drones from Ptashka Systems, intercepting Russian copters with the help of a shooting net.
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Next steps of the exchange: young soldiers and wounded to be returned
According to him, the next stages of the exchange will continue in the coming days. During it, other soldiers under 25 years of age, as well as seriously wounded and seriously ill soldiers, are to be returned.
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First prisoner swap stage between Ukraine and Russia
The first stage of the exchange of certain categories of prisoners of war in the 'all-for-all' format took place between Ukraine and Russia. A group of soldiers under the age of 25 was returned home, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reported.
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Soldier’s gratitude to mother after captivity
“Mom, thank you for being here! Thank you for waiting for me! I'm home!” – the first phone call of a Ukrainian soldier on his native land after returning from captivity.
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Trump complicit in Russia’s escalation in Ukraine
6/6 Russia is escalating. Trump is enabling. And the victims are Ukrainian civilians. This isn’t neutrality. It’s complicity. Ask yourself: who benefits from dragging this war out—and why is Trump helping them? Spoiler: the answer is Russia.
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Trump demands peace but pressures Ukraine, not Russia
3/6 Trump claims he wants peace. He proposed an unconditional ceasefire—Ukraine accepted, Russia didn’t. Since then, Russia has launched thousands of drones and many missiles at Ukrainian civilians. So why is Trump pressuring Ukraine, not Russia?