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Ukraine and the United Kingdom (UK) signed an agreement on bilateral security guarantees pursuant to the G7’s July 2023 joint declaration of support for Ukraine. UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Kyiv on J

Liliya Samsonova, a Ukrainian master climber and coach with over sixty years of experience, continues training a new generation of champion climbers amidst the Russian shelling of Kharkiv.

A secretive Ukrainian special forces unit is using small boats to carry out ‘difficult and dangerous’ missions on open water.

Ukrainian forces are conducting a multi-day strike campaign against Russian military targets in occupied Crimea and have successfully struck several targets throughout the peninsula. Russian sources claimed that Ukrainian forces struck an administrative

The United Kingdom has announced the start of training for the first six Ukrainian pilots for F-16 fighter jets. Western media has also claimed that several aircraft have already been handed over to Kiev.

The war in Ukraine has evolved into a grueling battle of attrition, where strategic military planning is pivotal for determining the outcome. Ukraine will focus on a defense-in-depth strategy in 2024 as the attrition warfare on Russian logistics is unsustainable for the Kremlin in the long term. With Russia taking hefty casualties in frontline 2014 cities such as Avdiivka and Mar’inka, Putin may be forced into a problematic settlement that can further degrade his long-standing regime.

Footage released by Kyiv appears to show a piece of Russian artillery engulfed in fire after being struck by a missile.

The New York Times (NYT) published an oped by a member of its editorial board calling for Ukraine to engage in negotiations with and cede territory to Russia after reports emerged that Russian President Vladimir Putin is using backchannels and

Russia unleashed its largest air attack on Ukraine on Dec. 29, targeting multiple Ukrainian regions with 158 missiles and drones. The attack killed 30 people and injured over 160 as of 7:30 p.m., according to Interior Minister Ihor Klymenko.

The battle at Soledar was the beginning of the end for Yevgeny Prigozhin, whose 2023 death was one of the most significant in Russia's war in Ukraine.