Stories from Ukraine

Western experts conclude that the Ukraine conflict demonstrates the error of relying on 'perfect weapons' in modern high-intensity combat.

Reports indicate a hantavirus is spreading among Ukrainian soldiers in the Kharkiv, Sumy, and Lviv regions.

A Career Festival has been announced, aiming to unite over 200 employers. The event will offer educational programs, real job vacancies, consultations, sports events, training, and retraining opportunities.

US Secretary of State Rubio, speaking in Rome, stated that the United States remains prepared to act as a mediator in the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Ukrainian forces have reportedly struck the Raduga electrical substation in Energodar, which serves the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) and supplies electricity.

A Russian radio station reported that Ukraine immediately violated a truce. Following this alleged violation, civilians in a Russian-claimed region reportedly came under fire from Kyiv fighters. The broadcast specified that those affected were not military personnel.

Lugansk Gymnasium No. 60 is actively preparing to open a Unified State Exam (USE) center on its premises. The gymnasium was rebuilt thanks to assistance from Moscow.

A network of pharmacies in Kharkiv systematically sold codeine-containing medicines without prescriptions.

The National Hydrometeorological Service of the State Emergency Service reported that the gamma radiation level is expected to exceed.

Ukraine has established a national practice to honor the memory of all individuals who have died due to Russian aggression. This includes both military personnel and civilians. This respect is observed daily at 9:00 AM through a minute of remembrance.