Articles tagged "helicopter"

30 years ago today, Ukraine traded nuclear arms for security assurances, a decision that still haunts Kyiv today -- Ukrainian forces to receive 30,000 DeepStrike drones in 2025 -- 'Not a single day did this document work' — Zelensky on 30th anniversary of Budapest Memorandum -- A more dangerous Russia: UK armed forces chief issues stark 'third nuclear age' warning -- Coffin prices in Russia have soared by 74% since start of full-scale invasion -- and more

Nordic, Baltic nations call on NATO to increase support for Ukraine -- UN says more than 600 Ukrainian civilians killed or injured in March, up 20% from February -- Germany delivers artillery shells, drones, armored vehicles to Ukraine -- Small US-made drones perform poorly in Ukraine -- and more

How Czechia busted Russian propaganda network targeting European elections -- Ukraine has attack drones with range of over 1,000 kilometers -- Fire breaks out at industrial facility in Russia's Yekaterinburg -- Experts warn UN court’s approach in Ukraine versus Russia genocide cases may lead to more instability -- Russia looking to remove Taliban’s designation as terrorist organization -- and more

Anti-Kremlin militia says fighting ongoing in 5 Russian settlements -- Russia says it will not participate in Switzerland peace talks even if invited -- Ukrainian hackers disrupt transport services in Russian cities -- Russian attack on residential building in Myrnohrad kills 2, injures 5 -- and more

Ukraine could still lose the war. Let’s get some things straight -- Ukraine’s victory will send a message to all dictatorships -- Russia reportedly suffers 'some of highest' casualty rates over past 6 weeks -- Ukraine hits aircraft factory in Russia’s Smolensk -- and more

World's largest minefield created in Ukraine as result of Russian invasion -- Russian national guard shoots own soldiers for planning to surrender to Ukraine -- Bakhmut and Soledar hold on in spite of everything; more units to be sent to defense of key cities -- Kinburn Spit at Dnipro delta remains front line; islands contested -- and more

Boris' short flights cast doubt on his honesty and sincerity of his pledges to fight the climate crisis