Ukraine

American Rheinmetall Wins $31M Upkeep Deal for Ukraine’s Bradley IFVs

American Rheinmetall has been awarded a $31-million contract to enhance forward repair capabilities for damaged Bradley ifighting vehicles.

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Ukraine Bolsters Navy With Swedish, Norwegian CB90 Assault Boats

Ukraine’s Navy has expanded its fleet with new CB90 fast assault boats to enhance coastal defense ongoing hostilities with Russia.

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Ukraine Sends Special Forces to Embattled Eastern City

Ukraine has deployed special forces to the embattled eastern city of Pokrovsk, where Russia has been mounting an intense assault.

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Russian Missile Strikes on Ukraine Hit 2.5-Year High

Russia fired more missiles at Ukraine in October than in any month since at least the start of 2023, as it pounded the country's energy grid.

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Ukraine Claims Destruction of $45M Russian Buk-M3 Air Defense System

Ukrainian forces say they have destroyed a Russian Buk-M3 medium-range air defense system valued at around $45 million.

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Kyiv Closes Havana Embassy, Citing Cuban Citizens Sent to Fight for Russia

Ukraine has closed its embassy in Havana, citing Cuba’s failure to curb the recruitment of its citizens fighting with Russia against Kyiv.

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In First, Ukraine Extradites Captured Russian Soldier for War Crimes Trial

Ukraine said it had handed over a captured Russian soldier to Lithuania, where he will be put on trial for alleged war crimes.

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Ukraine Reveals FA v1 Jet-Powered Drone Concept With Twin-Fin Layout

FA v1 is a jet-powered canard-delta drone concept introduced by Ukraine for short-range airspace defense.

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Russia Batters Ukraine Energy Sites, Killing Two

Russia battered Ukrainian energy facilities with hundreds of drones and missiles, killing two people and wounding children.

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Ukraine to Begin Controlled Weapons Exports, Boosts Domestic Production

Ukraine to launch controlled weapons export program and meet over 50 percent of defense needs with domestic arms by year’s end.

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