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Residents of Dnipro Rebuild After Russian Missile Attack

Residents of Dnipro Rebuild After Russian Missile Attack

In Dnipro, Ukraine, residents are rebuilding after a Russian missile attack that caused significant damage to the city. The attack, part of a larger offensive involving over 540 missiles and drones, targeted residential areas, injuring nearly two dozen people. Local residents and volunteers are working to clear debris and repair homes, using plywood to cover shattered windows. The attack is the latest in a series of Russian strikes on Ukrainian cities, highlighting the ongoing conflict's impact on civilian life.

Russian attacks kill one, injure more than 30 in Ukraine overnight, officials say

Russian attacks kill one, injure more than 30 in Ukraine overnight, officials say

May 18 (Reuters) - Russia launched drones, airstrikes and shelling at Ukraine overnight, targeting cities such as Odesa in the south and Dnipro in the southeast, killing one person and injuring more than 30, Ukrainian officials said on Monday.

Russia's Threat to Kyiv's Underground Decision-Making Centers Faces Technical Challenges

Russia's Threat to Kyiv's Underground Decision-Making Centers Faces Technical Challenges

Russia has reportedly threatened to target key decision-making centers in Kyiv, Ukraine, which are located deep underground. These centers include government institutions such as the Cabinet of Ministers and the Presidential Office. According to Ukraine's Defense Intelligence and President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Russia may be planning strikes against these facilities. However, the technical challenge of penetrating such deeply buried targets is significant. The U.S. has demonstrated the difficulty of destroying underground facilities with advanced bunker-buster bombs, which can primarily collapse entrances rather than destroy entire systems. The most powerful U.S. bunker-buster, the GBU-57 Massive Ordnance Penetrator, can penetrate up to 60 meters of soil, but Russia lacks comparable weapons. The Russian KAB-1500L-Pr bomb can penetrate only 10 to 20 meters of soil, and its use would require Russian aircraft to fly over Kyiv, which is currently unrealistic due to Ukraine's air defenses. Russia's ballistic and...

Russia attacks Ukraine's Danube port city, Ukraine launches drones towards Moscow

Russia attacks Ukraine's Danube port city, Ukraine launches drones towards Moscow

By Jekaterina Golubkova May 19 (Reuters) - A Russian air attack damaged port infrastructure in Ukraine's Izmail city in the early hours of Tuesday, while Russian authorities said they had downed four drones launched by Ukraine that were headed towards Moscow.

Ukraine's economy returns to growth in April, PM says

Ukraine's economy returns to growth in April, PM says

KYIV, May 19 (Reuters) - Ukraine's economy returned to growth in April after a decline in the first quarter of the year, with gross domestic product up by 0.9%, driven by retail, the food sector and weapons production, Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko said on Tuesday.

Ukraine's Drone Attack on Moscow Kills Three, Marking Major Escalation

Ukraine's Drone Attack on Moscow Kills Three, Marking Major Escalation

A significant drone attack by Ukraine on the Moscow area resulted in at least three deaths, marking one of the largest such attacks since the conflict began. The strikes targeted residential areas and infrastructure, with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirming the attacks as a response to Russian aggression. Russian defenses reportedly intercepted hundreds of drones, but the attack still caused significant damage and casualties. The incident follows a series of Russian missile and drone attacks on Kyiv, which resulted in numerous casualties.

Elina Svitolina and Marta Kostyuk raise trophies for war-torn Ukraine on the tennis court

Elina Svitolina and Marta Kostyuk raise trophies for war-torn Ukraine on the tennis court

It’s more than just poignant and intentional handshake snubs from Ukrainian players on the tennis courts these days

Ukrainian drone strikes on Russia kill 4 and wound 12 others, while debris lands on a Moscow airport

Ukrainian drone strikes on Russia kill 4 and wound 12 others, while debris lands on a Moscow airport

Russian officials say overnight Ukrainian drone strikes killed at least four people including three near Moscow

Zelenskyy Pledges Retaliation Following Russian Missile Strikes in Ukraine

Zelenskyy Pledges Retaliation Following Russian Missile Strikes in Ukraine

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has vowed retribution against Russia following a deadly missile strike on a Kyiv apartment building that resulted in 24 fatalities, including three children. In response, Ukraine has launched a series of long-range drone attacks targeting Russian infrastructure, including an oil refinery in Ryazan. These actions come after a three-day U.S.-brokered ceasefire expired, leading to renewed hostilities. The ongoing conflict has intensified, with Ukraine increasing its drone attacks on Russian energy facilities, further straining Russia's federal budget. Additionally, a Russian court has ordered Euroclear to pay $250 billion in damages over frozen Russian assets, a decision Euroclear disputes.

Ukraine's Defense Ministry Advances Robotic Warfare Amid Russian Conflict

Ukraine's Defense Ministry Advances Robotic Warfare Amid Russian Conflict

Ukraine's defense industry has rapidly evolved into a leader in robotic warfare, driven by the need to counter Russian military aggression. The transformation began with civilian engineers, referred to as 'geniuses in garages,' who adapted commercial drones for military use. This grassroots innovation has been supported by the Ukrainian government, which has removed legislative barriers and introduced incentives to accelerate technological advancements. Ground robotic systems are now being deployed for logistics, demining, and medical evacuation, marking a significant shift in military strategy. The development of robots capable of rescuing other robots highlights the ongoing innovation in Ukraine's defense ecosystem.

Zelensky Warns of Potential Russian Attack from Belarus, Threatening Ukraine and NATO

Zelensky Warns of Potential Russian Attack from Belarus, Threatening Ukraine and NATO

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has raised concerns about Russia's intentions to involve Belarus in its ongoing conflict with Ukraine. According to Zelensky, Russia is pressuring Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko to join new acts of aggression against Ukraine. Belarus, which has not actively participated in the conflict, has allowed its territory to be used by Russian forces for launching attacks. Zelensky warned that Russia might use Belarusian territory to launch new offensives against Ukraine, particularly targeting the Kyiv and Chernihiv regions. Additionally, there is a possibility of Russia using Belarus as a base to attack NATO member states, exploiting the strategic Suwalki Gap between Poland and Lithuania.

Ukraine drones kill four in Russia, Moscow faces biggest attack in over a year

Ukraine drones kill four in Russia, Moscow faces biggest attack in over a year

May 17 (Reuters) - At least four people were killed, including three in the Moscow region, after Ukraine launched its biggest overnight drone attack on the Russian capital in more than a year, local officials said on Sunday.