Ukraine War
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Drones Responsible for 96% of Russian Losses in March
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reported over 35,000 Russian casualties in March, attributing 96% to drone attacks. Drones have become crucial for intelligence and strikes in the ongoing conflict.
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Zelensky: Iran is an accomplice to Russia’s war crimes
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has accused Iran of being an accomplice to Russia’s war, citing the downing of a Ukrainian plane and the supply of drones.
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Zelensky Discusses Ceasefire, Global Support With UK PM
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky spoke with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer about coordinating international efforts to end the war and proposed an Easter ceasefire.
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Russia’s Ust-Luga Port Hit by Drone Attack, Fuel Tanks Damaged
Multiple fuel tanks and a berth at Russia’s Ust-Luga port sustained damage following drone strikes on the night of March 29, halting port operations.
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Poland, Estonia to Produce ‘Shahed Killer’ Missile System
Poland and Estonia partner on the Mark I missile system, inspired by Ukraine’s experience against low-cost drones like the Shahed.
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G7 Allies Press Rubio on Russia-Iran Ties Amid Mideast War
European ministers urged U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio to address Russian support for Iran’s targeting of U.S. forces during a G7 meeting.
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Ukraine Drones Target Russian Radar Plane
A Ukrainian drone strike last week reportedly damaged a Russian Beriev A-50U radar plane, potentially further depleting Moscow’s fleet of advanced surveillance aircraft.
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Russia Earns Billions as Iran Conflict Boosts Oil Prices
Russia pocketed €7.7 billion in two weeks as the Iran conflict inflated oil prices and the US eased sanctions, fueling its war in Ukraine.
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Hostomel Airport: Four Years Since Russia’s Failed Kyiv Assault
The pivotal battle for Hostomel Airport on February 24, 2022, thwarted Russia’s rapid capture of Kyiv, fundamentally reshaping the invasion’s trajectory.
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Kim Jong-un, Daughter Unveil Homes for Fallen Troops, Fueling Succession Talk
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, accompanied by his daughter Kim Ju-ae, inaugurated a new housing district for soldiers killed in Ukraine, drawing renewed focus on her potential succession amid rising casualties.
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Ukrainian Skeleton Racer Disqualified from Olympics Over Helmet Honoring War Dead
Vladyslav Heraskevych, Ukraine’s first skeleton racer, was barred from the Milan Cortina Games after refusing to remove a helmet honoring Ukrainian athletes killed in the war, sparking international debate over athlete expression and Olympic rules.
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Government Reopens Amid Election Probe and Rising Iran Tensions
The U.S. House of Representatives passed a funding bill to end a partial government shutdown, while Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard faces scrutiny over her role in a Georgia election probe, and the U.S. military engaged an Iranian drone…
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Ukraine Reports Over 1.2 Million Russian Casualties Since 2022
Ukraine’s General Staff announced over 1.2 million Russian casualties, including dead and wounded, since February 2022, alongside significant equipment losses, as of January 21, 2026. This figure contrasts with Russia’s silence and other estimates, highlighting the immense human cost of…
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Trump’s Ukraine Peace Plan: Deadline, Land Concessions, and a Nation’s Standoff
President $1 Trump has presented a 28-point proposal to end the Russia-Ukraine war, setting a Thanksgiving deadline for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. The plan reportedly includes land concessions and a pledge against NATO membership, sparking intense international debate amidst ongoing…
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Vladimir Putin’s War: Global Fallout, Personal Tragedies, and Shifting Diplomacy
In 2025–2026, Vladimir Putin’s war on Ukraine reshaped frontlines, strained international relations, and led to profound personal losses worldwide. This article explores battlefield realities, diplomatic rifts, and the tragic ripple effects felt far beyond Russia’s borders.