Ukraine says it used a newly developed ballistic missile in the attacks, which also targeted other parts of Russia. By Valerie Hopkins and Andrew E. Kramer September 21, 2026 The New York Times Moscow and its surrounding region came…
Is the tide turning? Ukraine sees slowing Russian gains and rising battlefield pressure in 2026 war
As the war enters another critical phase in 2026, a growing number of analysts suggest that the battlefield dynamics between Ukraine and Russia are beginning to shift, not in the form of a decisive breakthrough, but as a gradual erosion…
Bridging NATO Standards and Ukrainian Battlefield Realities
Nadia Lemko On October 30, 2025 Ucrainica Research Institute hosted a lecture titled “Learning Under Fire: How Canadian Training Shapes Ukraine’s Fight for Sovereignty”, featuring retired Canadian Armed Forces Sergeant Kevin Leach, founder of the Sabre Training Advisory Group (Sabre)….
Frontline report: Kupiansk became a graveyard for Russia’s 6th Army — and it’s still digging deeper
As the 22-month offensive collapses into blood and failure, Russian troops are asking if their commander ever stopped working for Ukraine. The Frontline Euromaidan Press Today, there are interesting updates from the Kupiansk direction in northeastern Ukraine’s Kharkiv Oblast. Kupiansk…
Inside the Deadly Game of Drone Warfare
From the front lines in Kherson, with one of Ukraine’s most lethal units Ken Harbaugh September 15, 2025 The Atlantic On Ukraine’s front lines, combat patches are currency. Soldiers trade their insignia for those of other units, mostly, but…
Ukraine begins mass production of homegrown long-range ‘Flamingo’ cruise missile
August 22,2025 Ukraine has begun serial production of its domestically developed “Flamingo” cruise missile, a long-range projectile capable of striking targets as far as 3,000 kilometers (1,864 miles) away, officials say. The Associated Press reports that the country is currently…
Ukraine builds an army where robots die so soldiers don’t have to
A New York tech CEO is finding the answer to Russia’s three-to-one manpower advantage. David Kirichenko August 19, 2025 Euromaidan Press The math is brutal: Russia has three times Ukraine’s population and pays soldiers twice as much. Moscow can…