Ukraine and Israel in dispute over Russian ship carrying Ukrainian grain

Israeli authorities have allowed a Russian vessel suspected of carrying wheat stolen from Russian-occupied Ukrainian territories to dock, despite Kyiv's requests to seize the bulk carrier.

Electronic warfare jams over 50% of Russian aerial assets – Ukraine's Ground Forces

Ukrainian electronic warfare systems neutralise more than half of Russian drones and missiles by disrupting control and navigation.

By Iryna Levytska

Cabbage is the shared language of Eastern Europe

We interviewed Alissa Timoshkina, who is half Ukrainian but was born in Russia and lives in England. In her cookbook, Kapusta, she explores questions of identity in the wake of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict and envisions the cuisines of Eastern Europe as one big family, bound together by cabbage.

By Ács Bori

Russian billionaire bemoans Ukrainian drone attacks disrupting key industry

Russia controls up to 40 per cent of the global trade in ammonium nitrate

By Olesya Astakhova

War update: 40 combat engagements on front line since morning, Kostiantynivka and Pokrovsk directions remain most active

Since the start of the day, the Russian army has attacked the positions of Ukraine's Defense Forces 40 times. The enemy is showing the greatest activity in the Kostyantynivka and Pokrovsk directions.

Former Russian defense minister threatens Baltics, Finland over Ukrainian drones

Russian Security Council Secretary Sergei Shoigu warned Finland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania on Thursday that Moscow reserves the right to act in self-defense if Ukrainian drones attack Russia through their airspace.