Articles tagged "DTEK"

Bulgaria's Soviet stockpiles and large defense industry may be key to Ukraine's success -- Russia prepares another Avdiivka offensive -- Kazakhstan blocks Russian TV portal -- What's wrong with Hungary? -- and more

Kremlin planning campaign to destabilize Ukraine, potential coup -- 15 Russian warships destroyed, 12 damaged, Ukraine's navy says -- Artillery munition deliveries to Ukraine have decreased since Israel-Hamas War -- US to ensure sustainability of Ukrainian F-16s by providing spare parts -- Pro-Russian disinformation weakening Bulgarian army -- and more

Pistorius confirms plan to double Germany's military aid to Ukraine for 2024 -- Training center for Ukrainian F-16 pilots opens in Romania -- 100th ship passes through Black Sea humanitarian corridor -- Germany to provide Ukraine with 2 more IRIS-T air defense systems -- Ukraine adapts Soviet air defense systems to fire US missiles -- and more

Russian forces launch massive drone attack in Kharkiv -- Ukraine deals heavy losses to Russia in Vuhledar direction -- Ukraine designates Nestle as 'international sponsor of war' -- International court rules Russia must pay $267 million to energy giant DTEK -- and more

Russia appears to have withdrawn troops from Belarus -- UNESCO mission visits Chernihiv to assess damage from Russian attacks -- Russia hits energy facility in front-line Ukrainian region causing blackouts -- Explosion reported at Russian explosives factor -- and more

Russia using West's focus on other crises to renew attacks on Ukraine -- 3 local residents arrested in Kherson for spying -- SBU says 'comments after victory' following media report linking it to assassinations inside Russia -- Russian strikes damage thermal power plant -- Russia attacks in multiple directions on eastern front -- and more

Russia continues funneling resources to Avdiivka despite major setbacks -- UK military trains Ukrainian specialists to protect critical infrastructure from Russian attacks -- Ukrainian pilots undergoing training nearly ready to fly F-16s -- Russian attack on Kherson Oblast damages over 30 houses -- and more

Russian troops in Ukraine act as if international law does not exist -- Human Rights advocate turned soldier Butkevych sentenced to 13 years by Russian proxies in Donbas; no legal grounds for sentence -- Russia unlikely to make significant gains launching new counteroffensive in Vuhledar -- Who was ‘Da Vinci,’ legendary young commander killed near Bakhmut? -- and more

Can Ukraine maintain and optimally use its modern Western tanks? -- Russia's grain corridor sabotage could lead to higher food prices -- Ukraine's allies need to move past their aviation taboo -- Russian proxies in Kherson Oblast preparing to leave -- 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

Ukraine's air defense downed all 39 Russian drones -- Missile debris found in Kyiv metro, several stations closed -- Russia modifies shelling tactics against Ukraine -- Lack of ammo likely to slow down Russian offensives in Bakhmut and elsewhere -- and more

Prosecutors uncover 54 Russian torture chambers, investigate over 5,000 cases of alleged torture -- Russia moves more personnel, equipment to front line in Ukraine -- Kremlin censors talk of mobilization in Russian state-controlled media -- Putin relies on hand-picked information feeding into his miscalculations on Ukraine war -- and more