Benjamin Patton, grandson of WWII General George S. Patton, visited Ukraine to film a documentary on the drone industry. He expressed admiration for the Ukrainian army's state and the people's determination, suggesting the U.S. has much to learn.

The Ukrainian army deployed a drone to rescue a dog and a cat that had been left abandoned amidst the ongoing conflict, showcasing a humanitarian use of drone technology.

The Ukrainian army has launched five attacks on Russian oil export ports in the Baltic Sea within ten days, aiming to weaken the aggressor's economy by limiting crude oil exports to an unprecedented level since the war began.

After four years of conflict, the Ukrainian army is grappling with a difficult reality of fewer volunteers and an increasing number of desertions, prompting authorities to fundamentally change how soldiers are trained.

The 127th Territorial Defense Brigade of Ukraine has published photos and videos of Slovenian M-55S tanks, which have been in service with the Ukrainian army since late 2022 following a donation of 28 vehicles from Slovenia.

The Ukrainian army is introducing exoskeletons to the front line, with the 7th Assault Airborne Corps reporting that these devices help soldiers lift heavy artillery shells and run at speeds up to 19 km/h, resembling 'sci-fi' soldiers.

The General Staff of the Ukrainian army announced that a Russian oil refinery in Saratov was hit, though details on the extent of material damage or casualties were not immediately available.

A Russian occupation court has sentenced a 69-year-old woman to jail for donating to the Ukrainian army, an act described as 'terror against civilians.' This case underscores the harsh measures taken against those supporting Ukraine in occupied territories.

Russian occupation authorities have sentenced a 68-year-old woman from the temporarily occupied Zaporizhzhia region to 11 years in prison for allegedly transferring money to support the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

The Ukrainian army is going on the counter-offensive, taking advantage of the progressive degradation of Russian forces.

The Ukrainian army is experiencing positive developments with recent liberations on the southern front, offering glimmers of hope amidst the ongoing conflict.

Hungarian Prime Minister Orban threatens force over an oil dispute, while Ukrainian President Zelensky suggests the Ukrainian army could 'speak' to an EU funds blocker.

Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the release of two Hungarian citizens, who had served in the Ukrainian army and were captured by Russia, following discussions with Hungary's Foreign Minister.

The Ukrainian army reportedly struck an oil depot in occupied Luhansk overnight, causing a large fire, and also targeted other Russian logistical facilities.

Valeriy Zaluzhny, the popular former commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian army, has criticized President Zelensky, sparking a storm in Kyiv despite his current diplomatic role.

The Ukrainian army has released a new simulator game called 'Kill Zone,' designed to teach the public how to identify Russian military equipment on the battlefield.

Former DW correspondent Kostiantyn Honcharov joined the Ukrainian army in 2022. He describes the grim front-line situation after four years of fighting.

Russia attacked Ukraine with dozens of drones and ballistic and cruise missiles. Energy infrastructure is targeted. According to the Ukrainian army and local media, at least one person was killed, and five others were

The Ukrainian army has reportedly struck two Russian Lukoil drilling platforms in the Caspian Sea. These platforms were allegedly supplying fuel to the occupying forces, with the attack part of a strategy to reduce Russia's military-economic potential.

Ukrainian drones attacked the Caspian Pipeline Consortium's marine terminal in southern Russia, reportedly damaging a mooring point and setting four oil tanks ablaze. The Russian defense ministry confirmed the strike, while the Ukrainian army also acknowledged an attack.

The Ukrainian army is deploying exoskeletons near Pokrovsk to enhance soldiers' ability to carry heavy loads and extend their operational endurance.

The Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian Army, Oleksandr Syrskyi, has outlined the ongoing second phase of the military's organizational reform, focusing on restructuring its command structure.

A Ukrainian journalist provides a personal account of what it is like to join the army in Ukraine, aiming to counter misinformation about military recruitment and training.

Valerii Zaluzhnyi, former commander of the Ukrainian army and current ambassador to London, states that it is impossible to predict when the war in Iran will end, offering an analysis of the conflict and its potential for escalation.

The Ukrainian army announced it repelled Russia's "largest attempt to break through the front" after Russian forces attacked Ukrainian positions simultaneously in seven directions. The Third Army Corps of Ukraine confirmed the successful defense.

Amidst the ongoing war, the Ukrainian army has become central to society, with many Ukrainians relying on military media for information. This report visits the military radio station Armija FM.

The United States appears to be adopting the media approach already tested by the Ukrainian army's communication during wartime: more and more videos are coming from the Gulf, showing Iranian planes surprised by...

The Ukrainian army has launched a series of counterattacks, reclaiming territories in the Zaporizhzhia steppes and disrupting Russian formations, with officials noting perceived Russian weakness and hinting at renewed negotiations.

A Russian soldier named Vladimir from the Saratov region was captured by the Ukrainian army. During an interview, his mother refused to speak with her son.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has reportedly threatened Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, suggesting he might provide the address of the person blocking EU aid to the Ukrainian army if funding is not approved.

Russian President Vladimir Putin offered to release Hungarian prisoners of war, who were deployed as part of the Ukrainian army, during a phone call with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.

Former Ukrainian army commander Valeriy Zalužný describes the war in Ukraine as a 'laboratory of the future,' testing the nature of future conflicts, and criticizes infrastructure.

Valerii Zaluzhnyi, the popular former commander of the Ukrainian army, declined to comment on his presidential ambitions, stating that the topic cannot be discussed until the end of the war with Russia.

Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi reported that Ukrainian forces have liberated 400 km² of territory and eight settlements in the south since the end of January, despite a difficult situation and Russian pressure.

French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot stated that after four years of war, Vladimir Putin's record is a 'heavy and humiliating defeat,' praising the courage of the Ukrainian army.

The Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian Army, General Oleksandr Syrskyi, stated in an interview with the Parisian newspaper Le Monde that Russian army losses have exceeded the number of those recruited.

The Ukrainian military acknowledges the necessity for change as its mobilization campaign faces divisiveness and accusations of unfairness, corruption, and abuse amid manpower shortages.

Ukrainian army commander General Oleksander Sirski stated that Russian offensive actions intensified between March 17 and 20, but Russia has not succeeded in completing its assigned tasks.

US Army Major General Antonio Aguto, who led the command coordinating training for the Ukrainian army, reportedly got drunk during a dinner in Kyiv and subsequently lost a tube containing classified maps on a train to Poland for over 24 hours.

Delfi investigates a phenomenon in the Ukrainian army where fighters who have never seen snow are now in trenches, with commanders suggesting their numbers could double.

According to the Institute for the Study of War (ISW), the Ukrainian army liberated more territory than it lost in the last two weeks of February, marking the first time Russia has lost ground since 2023.

The Ukrainian army announced in February that it had destroyed half of these anti-aircraft defense systems belonging to Russia in 2025, which are intended to intercept missiles...

Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto stated that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky issued a 'death threat' against Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, after Zelensky suggested he could send the Ukrainian army.

Ukrainian prosecutors are investigating a new corruption scheme within the military, where hundreds of tons of military fuel were allegedly embezzled and resold, causing nearly $680,000 in losses.

As the Ukrainian army's conscription crisis grows, individual military units are targeting potential fighters.

A memorial service was held in Garðakirkja for Kjartan Sævar Óttarsson, a 51-year-old Icelander who joined the Ukrainian army in December and died in a drone attack on December 21st.

The Ukrainian army reported 40 clashes since morning, with the Pokrovsk area in the Donetsk region remaining a primary target, where 13 Russian attacks were repelled.

The Ukrainian army announced it has recaptured over 400 square kilometers of territory, including eight villages, along the southern front line since late January.

A former DW correspondent, now serving in the Ukrainian army, describes the grim reality on the front lines, where exhausted troops are losing hope for a peaceful resolution after four years of fighting.