Stories from Ukraine · Ukraine

Russian forces have advanced in Ukraine and captured the settlement of Charivne. This development marks a territorial gain for Russian troops in the ongoing conflict. Ukrainian forces are reportedly regrouping.

Ukraine is actively seeking international cooperation, with countries now competing to partner with Kyiv.

The National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) has sent documents to the Prosecutor General for the extradition of Mindich.

An expert explained that there is no alternative to the Patriot missile defense system for Ukraine.

Oleksandr Osadchy, a 63-year-old man, faces mystery 'treason' charges in occupied Crimea for allegedly supporting Ukraine. His grandfather was executed during the Soviet Terror in 1937. A 55-year-old Crimean national was detained and allegedly tortured at a Russian airport. The purpose of the alleged torture was to fabricate treason charges related to donations made to Ukraine.

Four Ukrainian citizens, who were abducted by Russians from the Sumy region last year, have been returned to Ukraine.

Ukraine is facing a slowdown in aid from the US and EU, prompting a turn towards the Middle East for assistance. The flow of aid to Ukraine has reportedly slowed down.

Humanitarian deminers are operating in territories recently liberated by Ukrainian Defense Forces. These areas are often filled with booby traps, posing risks to the demining teams. Humanitarian deminers have entered liberated territories in Ukraine.

Patrick Fragman, former CEO of Westinghouse, has resigned from the supervisory board of Ukraine's state nuclear operator Energoatom. He cited an excessive workload as the reason for his departure after five months on the board.

The Geran-5 system has entered battlefield deployment in Ukraine, reportedly leading to a decrease in Ukrainian interception rates.