Ukraine

• August 24, 2025

  Zelenskyy Vows To 'Not Lose' War With Russia As Ukraine Marks Independence Day

  On Ukraine’s 34th Independence Day, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy delivered a resolute message, vowing that his country "will not lose" its fight against Moscow amid ongoing battlefield shifts and renewed international diplomacy.

• August 24, 2025

  Downed Ukrainian Drone Causes Fire At Kursk Nuclear Power Plant

  A fire broke out at the Kursk Nuclear Power Plant in Russia after Ukrainian drone flying near the plant was shot down, the press service of the plant said on August 23.

• August 24, 2025

  Russia, Ukraine Both Claim Battlefield Successes In Eastern Regions As Drone Attacks Persist

  Russian troops have taken control of two more settlements near the front line in the Donetsk region in eastern Ukraine, Russia's Defense Ministry said on August 23 after Russia again hit Ukraine with another barrage of drones overnight.

• August 23, 2025

  Russia Fires Dozens Of Drones At Ukraine As Peace Efforts Falter

  Russia launched dozens of drones at Ukrainian targets overnight, the latest in days of aerial barrages that have dampened hopes for a halt to the Ukraine war following last week's Alaska summit.

• August 23, 2025

  Before Independence Day, War-Weary Ukrainians Vow To 'Celebrate When We Win'

  In Maksymivka, a southern village marred by a brief Russian occupation, Ukrainians are ready to mark Independence Day with both pride in their country and deep mourning for the ongoing toll of the war.

• August 23, 2025

  Diplomacy May Be Putin's Path To Victory, Not Peace, Warns Clifford May

  Clifford May, the founder of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, a nonpartisan think tank based in Washington, talks to Current Time about what Putin really hopes to gain from the current diplomatic push for peace talks on Ukraine.

• August 22, 2025

  Ahead Of Independence Day, Ukrainians Mourn The 'Cost' Of Freedom

  Few families remain in the village of Maksymivka, near Ukraine's Black Sea coast. As the country prepares to observe Independence Day on August 24, some residents say the holiday evokes hopes for a Ukrainian victory, while others focus on the mounting human cost of the war.

• August 22, 2025

  A Week After Alaska, 5 Things To Know About Ukraine's Elusive Peace

  Speculation grows over possible Zelenskyy-Putin talks, but hopes for peace remain dim. Russia’s demands are unchanged, US commitment is cautious, and Europe is left to lead. As air strikes continue, diplomacy is clouded by distrust, secrecy, and the threat of a frozen conflict.

• August 21, 2025

  Russia Targets Western Ukraine In Massive Overnight Strikes

  At least one person was killed and two others injured in Lviv as a result of Russian strikes with drones and cruise missiles, according to regional authorities. The Ukrainian military said that Russia launched 574 drones and 40 missiles in the aerial attack, the largest in August so far.

• August 21, 2025

  Ukrainian Arrested In Connection To 2022 Nord Stream Explosions

  A Ukrainian national has been arrested in Italy in connection with explosions, carried out in 2022, that damaged the Nord Stream gas pipelines.

• August 21, 2025

  Hungarian President Deletes Word 'Russian' From Statement On Ukraine Strikes

  Hungarian President Tamas Sulyok has sparked controversy by removing the word "Russian" from his statement condemning a missile strike in Ukraine, fueling criticism over Hungary's stance on Moscow amid ongoing tensions in the region.

• August 21, 2025

  Prosecutors Fine Top Official At Yeltsin Presidential Library For Anti-War Post

  Russian prosecutors fined a top official at the Yeltsin Center, the library and cultural center dedicated to the late Russian president, after she re-posted an anti-war message on social media.

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