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Russian oligarch, whose factories continue to operate in Europe, supplies steel to Russia's military-industrial complex, investigation finds

Story of combat mission of attack drone crew

In our report, the red-and-black photographs are the result of a lighting effect during the nighttime work of an attack drone crew. In the darkness, Ukrainian soldiers use only red flashlights to illuminate their surroundings, as they are less visible to Russian drones.

The Kremlin in Brussels: Russian steel plants operating in the heart of the EU in the fourth year of the full-scale invasion

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American suicide: how Donald Trump changed the world by shattering western unity

We can already say that there will be no return to the previous international order. Trump has destroyed trust in the US for at least a generation.

A return to the old order: where Donald Trump has led the world

The US deoes not need a Caesar-like leader who seeks domination through military might. Instead, it needed a Marcus Aurelius – a philosopher-statesman capable of leading a complex global order with wisdom, restraint, and respect for international law.

With Trump at any cost? What Europe is ready to sacrifice to keep NATO united and US as ally

Although the desire to keep the US in the Alliance is strong, there are limits to the allies' efforts. The prospect of a US exit from NATO is becoming increasingly likely…

The Ukrainian military is set to receive 15,000 combat robots this year. What roles will these ground drones take on?

The Ukrainian military is set to receive 15,000 combat robots in 2025. What roles will these ground drones take on and will they become a new technological breakthrough?

Advocating for disability rights amid war

Natalya Pruhlo fights for disability rights, providing aid, mobility support and advocacy for isolated individuals in rural communities during wartime. Discover her inspiring work in Opishnya.

Let's wait until after Easter. When will the elections be held in Ukraine?

Human shield: how the Russians used civilians to protect their headquarters in Bucha

Natasha, you got it! The former kindergarten teacher who downed a Russian missile

How a kindergarten teacher became an anti-aircraft gunner, how difficult it is to shoot down a missile flying at breakneck speed, what a person loses and gains when they join the army – these are the stories that Nataliia Hrabarchuk, a soldier of the Ukrainian Air Force, told Ukrainska Pravda.

Ceasefire on Moscow’s terms? How peace talks in Riyadh made US redraw its red lines on Ukraine

The Kremlin has managed to impose its version of an "energy ceasefire" on the US, conveniently "forgetting" to extend it to Ukrainian oil and gas facilities.  

Ukrainska Pravda holds second UP100. Power of Women award ceremony

A safeguard against the next invasion: why Europe must confiscate Russia’s assets

Russian assets could be used not just to rebuild Ukraine, but also to boost the continent’s overall defence capability...

"We can't start the learning process because of you." How the occupiers have (dis)organised education for Ukrainian children in occupation

Ukrainska pravda reported on education in the occupied Ukrainian territories. The Russian occupiers have violently reshaped education, expelling headmasters who resisted and replacing qualified staff with underqualified or ideologically motivated personnel.

Czech president on guarantees for Ukraine, concessions and the risk of war with NATO

Petr Pavel: "The war will most probably end up with a compromise.... The first part of the guarantees will be an agreement with the United States..."

Operation Kudu: Ukrainian soldiers training in the UK

Ukrainska Pravda visited the base and training grounds where new Ukrainian recruits turn into crack troops, soldiers become instructors, and experienced officers hone their skills. Read our report to find out how it happens.

What happened in Russia's Kursk Oblast during the last month of defence

Unity under Trump's pressure: has the war in Ukraine divided public opinion in Europe and the US?

Americans and Europeans are not polarized when it comes to the war in Ukraine or the transatlantic alliance.

How to Ensure Capacity for European Integration

Nobel Peace Prize winner Oleksandra Matviichuk: "Victor's justice" is a false paradigm

Strength in unity: what Europe must change to ensure its own security

Europe has all the resources it needs to defend itself in the absence of support by the United States, but for now, only on paper.

"The battalion had a queue for soldiers who wanted to shoot prisoners." How Russia executes Ukrainian soldiers

We have collected evidence that some Russian commanders order the execution of Ukrainian prisoners of war and talked to soldiers and human rights activists about whether these crimes are approved by the command

They set targets deep inside Russia on fire: the untold story of the 14th Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Regiment

"Coalition of the willing" for Ukraine and the EU: how a new security alliance can save trust in Brussels

In the near future, the EU may face serious image problems in Ukraine. Preventing this is a shared task for both Brussels and Kyiv...

"We're tired of beating you Ukes": Azov fighter Yuzhnyi on his two years of torture in Taganrog, prison humour, and his own system of survival

Dreaming of Olympic glory: the story of 8-year-old gymnast Oleksandra Paskal who lost a leg in a Russian missile strike

"Everything I did was so that God would keep my father safe." The story of a young woman who transformed her pain into helping the Ukrainian military

"I've never experienced such intense hatred as from the female guards at Taganrog." A 72-year-old Azov combat medic on Mariupol, Russian captivity, and service since her release

"I'm not a Ukrainian nationalist, I'm Hungarian, but this is my country": the gardener from Ukraine's west who has been fighting in the infantry for three years

Hungary defies sanctions: Trump ally moves to unfreeze billions in Russian assets

If Hungary follows through with this stance, Ukraine will lose the opportunity to use Russian funds for reconstruction and weapons to counter Russian aggression.

The new leader of the democratic world: who can replace the United States?

Pax Americana in Asia and Europe had to end at some point. But the timing and manner of its demise could not be worse.

Fast track to the EU or superficial changes: what's happening with justice reform?

Instead of deep transformations in the justice system, Ukraine may end up with mostly cosmetic changes – ones that fail to address the root problems that have hindered judicial development for decades.

Six months in Kursk: the problems facing Ukraine's defence forces

This Ukrainska Pravda article will explain how Kursk Oblast differs from other fronts, how the deployment of North Korean soldiers has influenced the course of battles there, why Ukraine needs Russia's Kursk Oblast, and, most importantly, what has led to the Ukrainian troops' current unfavourable position.

Trump's Achilles' heel: how the EU and Canada could hit back in the "tariff war"

If it’s a trade war Trump wants, consumers in Mexico, Canada, Europe, and beyond should unite to ensure that Musk and his fellow oligarchs feel the cost.
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