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Two Polish defense firms have agreed to work together on preparing production of Ukraine's Bohdana self-propelled howitzer, Ukrainian military outlet Militarnyi reported . One will build the gun and the other the truck it rides on. The deal deepens a Polish-Ukrainian venture set up last year to make the weapon in Poland. Russia keeps pushing along the front line in Donbas while striking Ukraine's cities and the factories that arm its troops. Ukraine has answered by building more of its own weapons and moving production underground. Its Bohdana howitzer went from one gun in 2022 to 40 a month by October 2025, a figure that likely counts towed versions too. A production line in Poland would add a factory for it outside Ukraine, in a NATO country. A gun maker and a truck builder PK MIL and Szczęśniak Pojazdy Specjalne signed a memorandum of understanding on 11 September 2026, company representatives told Militarnyi. They did it at MSPO, Poland's international defense industry fair in Kielce. The aim is cooperation on preparing production of the 155-mm wheeled Bohdana. PK MIL will handle the artillery part. Szczęśniak will bring its experience in designing special vehicles, integrating

A Russian airstrike destroyed the city executive committee building on Peace Square in central Kramatorsk late on 31 October, the head of the city's military administration, Oleksandr Honcharenko, said . The building outlasted Russia's occupation of the city in 2014, the fighting, and its liberation. Overnight, Russia sent hundreds of drones across Ukraine, wounding people from Volyn to Sumy. Russia's offensive in Donetsk Oblast grinds toward the last large cities Ukraine holds there. Kramatorsk serves as the oblast's provisional administrative center and sits about 15 km from Russian-held ground . Moscow already counts the city as its own: it included Kramatorsk in a district for Russia's parliamentary elections. Strikes on its center hit the institutions that keep the city Ukrainian. "The foundation of Ukrainian Kramatorsk" Honcharenko called it "the central building of Ukrainian statehood in Kramatorsk." He wrote that it held the city's history and its plans. " One can destroy a building, burn out our land, and steal memories. But they will not destroy our right to a future ," Honcharenko wrote. Russian forces struck Kramatorsk 10 times over 31 October, four times with guided ae

Zaporozhye power plant management has accused Kiev of seeking to intimidate its staff A Ukrainian drone strike has killed a worker while he was traveling to the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant, the Russian facility’s management reported on Friday morning. The statement described Thursday’s attack as “barbarism” and part of a “hunt” targeting plant personnel. “Strikes such as this one not only affect particular people. They are designed to intimidate plant workers, seed panic and tensions among those who ensure the atomic site operates safely every day,” it said. Russia’s nuclear energy agency Rosatom mourned the death of the worker, who was employed as a welder and was traveling to work on an e-scooter when he was targeted. The incident was first reported on Thursday by Maksim Pukhov, the mayor of the city of Energodar, near which the Zaporozhye NPP is located. He identified the victim as a man in his early 40s but did not mention his connection to the plant. Read more West risks falling for Kiev’s ‘nuclear terrorism’ – Moscow The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) condemned the incident, saying any attack on the facility

Exclusives Meet Zakon: Ukraine creates its own national font to replace Russian type in state documents . The antiqua typeface draws upon the works of Ukraine's 20th century artists amid a decolonization push Ukraine and the Netherlands team up on missile defense as Europe plans its own missile killer, free of US approval . The best time to intercept an incoming ballistic missile is when it's just halfway to its target. Can Ukraine afford this capability? A Russian disinformation campaign cloned Euromaidan Press to blame Ukraine for Russia’s own strike on Kramatorsk (we took the fake down) . Researchers tie the fake to Storm-1516, a Russian influence operation that has overtaken RT and Sputnik by cloning trusted news brands to publish fabricated stories under their names. Military “The enemy has changed tactics”: Zaporizhzhia faces record number of Russian FPV drone attacks, hitting public transport 3 times in one day . The attacks injured 14 people, including a 14-year-old boy, and damaged residential buildings, warehouses, and vehicles. Ukrainian Neptune strike destroys two Russian Su-34 bombers used to attack frontline cities, Ukraine’s Navy says . The aircraft are a key part of

Exclusive A Russian disinformation campaign cloned Euromaidan Press to blame Ukraine for Russia’s own strike on Kramatorsk (we took the fake down) . Researchers tie the fake to Storm-1516, a Russian influence operation that has overtaken RT and Sputnik by cloning trusted news brands to publish fabricated stories under their names. “Our future cannot be the subject of agreements between Trump and Putin”: Ukraine supporters protest US policy on Russia in Europe, US, and Australia . Pro-Ukraine demonstrations took place in more than 10 cities as protesters condemned US moves to ease sanctions on Russia and pressure Kyiv to make concessions while Moscow’s war continues. Military Promised discharge, but no trust: Why Ukraine’s new military contracts are struggling . Only 8,600 Ukrainians have signed the army’s new fixed-term contracts in four months. Ukraine may already be pushing Operation Vivaldi across the Zherebets River. It’s a risky gamble . Two mappers put Ukrainian troops on the river’s eastern bank this week, including at Terny, where Russia crossed in 2024 and kept pushing until Vivaldi drove it back. Nearly 5,000 tons of nitric acid for Russia’s military-industrial complex. W

Euromaidan Press has been impersonated as part of a Russian disinformation campaign. A copycat website was created, with a hyphen added to our name, which published a fabricated article alleging a Ukrainian drone had killed civilians in Kramatorsk that cites anonymous "Ukrainian OSINT channels" amid copies of our real news reports. In reality, that 8 October strike was a Russian aerial bombing of two public buses that killed 33 civilians . The fabrication is part of a years-long Russian disinformation campaign to impersonate and clone trusted news brands, predominantly in Europe, and publish false reports under their names. The disinformation research project Gnida tied our case to Storm-1516, one of several overlapping Russian operations, alongside the older Doppelganger, and NewsGuard, which reached out to us while preparing its own debunk, attributes the fake to the same operation. The fabricated Kramatorsk report comes amid an ongoing effort to erode Western support for Ukraine, as Russia's war goes on, and to sow distrust among Western political elites. The claim and the actual 8 October attack The fake started circulating on 24 October, one day after the forged publication ap

Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence (HUR) warned that Russia may stage sabotage in Central and Eastern Europe, including the Baltic states, and blame Ukraine for the attacks, in a Telegram post on 23 October. The warning comes three days after The Wall Street Journal reported that US intelligence traces Europe’s sabotage wave to Putin’s personal order. If Russia stages new attacks and pins them on Ukraine, as HUR warns, European anger could turn on Kyiv rather than the Kremlin. This goes further than HUR’s statement on 2 October, which named potential Russian targets in Europe but did not mention a plan to blame Ukraine for attacks. HUR says Moscow wants to discredit Ukraine’s army Russia is stepping up its hybrid strategy to destabilize the European Union, according to HUR. The agency identified two aims: reducing foreign support for Ukraine by discrediting its Defense Forces, and intimidating European governments and societies. The accusations would be spread through Russian propaganda channels and international platforms accessible to the Kremlin. Potential targets include infrastructure and Russian Orthodox Chur

Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence (HUR) warned that Russia may stage sabotage in Central and Eastern Europe, including the Baltic states, and blame Ukraine for the attacks, in a Telegram post on 23 October. The warning comes three days after The Wall Street Journal reported that US intelligence traces Europe’s sabotage wave to Putin’s personal order. If Russia stages new attacks and pins them on Ukraine, as HUR warns, European anger could turn on Kyiv rather than the Kremlin. This goes further than HUR’s statement on 2 October, which named potential Russian targets in Europe but did not mention a plan to blame Ukraine for attacks. HUR says Moscow wants to discredit Ukraine’s army Russia is stepping up its hybrid strategy to destabilize the European Union, according to HUR. The agency identified two aims: reducing foreign support for Ukraine by discrediting its Defense Forces, and intimidating European governments and societies. The accusations would be spread through Russian propaganda channels and international platforms accessible to the Kremlin. Potential targets include infrastructure and Russian Orthodox Chur

Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence (HUR) warned that Russia may stage sabotage in Central and Eastern Europe, including the Baltic states, and blame Ukraine for the attacks, in a Telegram post on 23 October. The warning comes three days after The Wall Street Journal reported that US intelligence traces Europe’s sabotage wave to Putin’s personal order. If Russia stages new attacks and pins them on Ukraine, as HUR warns, European anger could turn on Kyiv rather than the Kremlin. This goes further than HUR’s statement on 2 October, which named potential Russian targets in Europe but did not mention a plan to blame Ukraine for attacks. HUR says Moscow wants to discredit Ukraine’s army Russia is stepping up its hybrid strategy to destabilize the European Union, according to HUR. The agency identified two aims: reducing foreign support for Ukraine by discrediting its Defense Forces, and intimidating European governments and societies. The accusations would be spread through Russian propaganda channels and international platforms accessible to the Kremlin. Potential targets include infrastructure and Russian Orthodox Chur

Kiev has ramped up drone strikes on civilian targets amid setbacks on the front lines Seven civilians were injured in a series of Ukrainian drone attacks targeting Belgorod Region, Russia, local officials report. The strikes impacted a number of locations, including the regional capital and a highway, causing damage to homes and commercial properties. In one village, a man suffered shrapnel wounds after a drone detonated, the emergency headquarters said on Sunday. Four other men were seriously injured when a drone struck a passenger vehicle. Another drone attack targeted an infrastructure facility in the regional capital, injuring two men – one suffered shrapnel wounds to the neck, and the other sustained multiple injuries to his face, chest, shoulder, and legs. The assault also damaged technological equipment at the site. Read more Ukrainian drone attack causes fire at oil terminal in St. Petersburg The strikes caused widespread damage across the region, where homes and vehicles were hit. The attacks come as civilian casualties mount in Russian regions bordering Ukraine. Also on Sunday, Leonid Pasechnik, the governor of Russia’s Lugansk People’s Republic (LPR), r

At least 144 UAVs have been shot down by air defenses outside Russia’s second-largest city overnight, according to authorities A blaze has broken out at an oil terminal in St. Petersburg as a result of a major Ukrainian drone attack on Russia’s second-largest city, local governor Aleksandr Beglov has said. One person was killed and five others wounded in St. Petersburg during the aerial raid by “the Ukrainian Nazis,” Beglov said in a social media post on Sunday. Twelve apartment blocks and two private homes sustained damage, with repairs already being underway, he added. Emergencies services have been tackling fires at the Petersburg Oil Terminal in the Great Port of St. Petersburg, the Ruchyi oil depot and industrial warehouses in Kolpinsky District, the governor said. The affected oil terminal is the largest facility of its kind in the Baltic Region, handling 125 million tons of liquefied product per year. Ukraine continues to target Russian oil infrastructure despite demands by US President Donald Trump to curb the attacks, which he blames for surging global energy prices. He accused Vladimir Zelensky of “making problems” for the US and the whole wo

Judging by statements from their representatives, the ruling elites of many European Union countries are clearly infected with the virus of racial superiority -- they are harboring extremist, Russophobic ideas, the minister said

Окружна прокуратура у Варшаві висунула скандальному польському євродепутату та лідеру партії «Конфедерація Корони Польської» Гжегожу Брауну обвинувачення у крадіжці, знищенні майна та наклепі.

Washington is reportedly preparing to authorize the transfer of 70 ATACMS missiles and other weapons worth around $280 million The planned transfer of US-made missiles and other weapons from Türkiye to Ukraine will “inevitably undermine mutual trust” with both Washington and Ankara, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova has warned. The US State Department notified Congress earlier this month that it was prepared to authorize the re-export of weapons from Turkish stocks to Ukraine. The package reportedly includes 70 M39 ATACMS tactical ballistic missiles, 12 M270 multiple-launch rocket systems, more than 2,500 M26 rockets with cluster warheads, and 47,000 203mm cluster artillery shells. The total value of the proposed transfers is estimated at around $280 million. Read more Ukraine’s military system is starting to collapse. Can changing generals save it? “Attempts to use peacemaking rhetoric while simultaneously supplying weapons to Ukrainian Nazis inevitably undermine mutual trust,” Zakharova said, noting that Turkish officials had repeatedly maintained that Ankara was avoiding deliveries of “lethal” weapons to Kiev. The circu

The attempts to employ peacekeeping rhetoric while simultaneously supplying weapons to Ukrainian Nazis inevitably undermine mutual trust, especially against the backdrop of repeated assurances from Turkish officials that Turkey avoids supplying lethal aid to Kiev, she said

Madis Roll clarified Estonia's stance regarding drone incidents that have fallen on Estonian territory, emphasizing that Tallinn does not blame Ukraine