In the Kyivskyi district of Kharkiv, six individuals remain trapped in an enterprise following a nighttime Russian strike involving drones, guided aerial bombs, and a missile, the Kharkiv Oblast ...

Ukraine “created the pretext” for a massive Russian assault by launching drone strikes on airfields inside Russia, U.S. President Donald Trump said on June 6.

Russian forces continue their push deeper into Ukraine's Sumy Oblast, with analysts from the DeepState monitoring group reporting on June 7 that its troops have approached within 20 kilometers of the ...

Europe must understand the scale of fiber optic-controlled drone development in both Ukraine and Russia, as NATO currently lacks effective countermeasures against this technology, Andriy Kovalenko, ...

The Ukrainian Air Force shot down a Russian Su-35 fighter jet near Kursk Oblast on the morning of June 7, according to a statement from the Air Force command on Telegram.

As Kyiv prepares for this year’s Pride events, LGBTQ+ activist Anna Sharyhina and veteran Viktor Pylypenko explain why the Equality March remains essential — even in wartime.

Ukraine has only a few thousand engineers producing drones that are critical to the war effort, veteran and Aerial Reconnaissance Support Center head Maria Berlinska told Radio NV in an interview on ...

Ukraine's women's volleyball team defeated Portugal 3-1 in the third round of the 2025 Golden European League on June 6, extending their unbeaten streak and taking the group lead with 9 points.

Russia’s army launched a massive attack on Kharkiv. More than 50 explosions were heard in the city. Three people were killed and another 21 injured, including a 1.5-month-old infant and a 14-year-old ...

Donald Trump’s administration is pressuring Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) to significantly soften his bill introducing harsher sanctions on Russia, The Wall Street Journal reported on June 6.

U.S. policymakers understand that Ukraine cannot be left without Washington’s military support, head of the President’s Office, Andriy Yermak, told Ukrainian TV broadcasters on June 6.