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Culture
French Version of Chapter Ukraine Created — Catalogue of Ukrainian Books in Translation
Yesterday, 22:15
The French version of Chapter Ukraine launched, featuring over 100 books from 34 publishers, making Ukrainian literature more accessible in translation across libraries and bookstores.
War
SBU Sea Baby Drones Hit Russian “Shadow Fleet” Tanker Dashan in the Black Sea
Yesterday, 22:09
SBU Sea Baby drones struck the Russian “shadow fleet” oil tanker Dashan in the Black Sea, putting it out of action and stopping $60 million in oil transport.
War
Russia Hits Dnipropetrovsk Region: Civilian Killed, Casualties Reported
Yesterday, 20:13
Russian forces attacked Dnipropetrovsk region during the night of December 10. Damage and fires were reported in three districts, affecting civilian infrastructure and businesses.
Ukraine
Petition to Ban Russian-Language Versions of Websites Reaches Required Signatures
Yesterday, 20:00
A petition demanding a complete ban on Russian-language website versions in Ukraine has surpassed 25,000 votes, urging legal amendments to protect the state language and information security.
War
Massive Strike on Ananyiv — Biggest Since Invasion, Critical Infrastructure Targeted
Yesterday, 19:44
On the night of December 10, Russia twice attacked Ananyiv in the Odesa region with strike drones.
War
“Pokrovsk Will Not Fall Without a Fight”: National Guard Outlines Battle Strategy
Yesterday, 00:25
Russian forces repeatedly attack Pokrovsk, but Ukrainian troops hold key positions, repel assaults, and prioritize soldiers’ lives while conducting counteroffensives and securing the city.
War
Ukrainian Drones Completely Halt Major Russian Oil Refinery
Yesterday, 00:01
Ukrainian drones struck Russia’s Syzran oil refinery and Temryuk port, halting oil processing. Repairs to key equipment could take about a month, analysts say.
War
Russia – Ukraine War Updates: Key Developments as of December 9, 2025
December 9, 2025
Russia – Ukraine war updates latest from the General Staff of Ukraine as of December 9, 2025.
Ukraine
More Shelter for Ukrainian IDPs: Five Modular Houses Completed in Mykolaiv Region
December 9, 2025
In Mykolaiv’s Kryvoozerska community, five modular houses were built with Danish support, providing free housing for internally displaced people and supporting vulnerable groups in need of shelter.
War
Izium Confirms Identities of 449 Ukrainian Victims Killed Under Russian Occupation
December 9, 2025
In Izium, Kharkiv region, 449 bodies of people who died during the city’s occupation in 2022 have been identified and reburied.
Ukraine
Attempt to Sell 25 Ukrainian Children Abroad Disguised as “Holidays”: Criminal Group Exposed in Odesa Region
December 9, 2025
Law enforcement in Odesa region has dismantled a criminal group that organized the illegal export of Ukrainian orphans and children deprived of parental care abroad for adoption.
World
Russian Military Transport Plane Crashes
December 9, 2025
An-22 military transport plane crashed in Russia’s Ivanovo region. All seven on board died. The aircraft, over 50 years old, likely suffered a technical malfunction.
War
Russia Seizes Five Settlements in Donetsk’s Pokrovsk Area
December 9, 2025
Russian forces captured five villages near Pokrovsk on December 8. Ukrainian troops withdrew strategically, clearing urban areas, preventing encirclement, and moving to more advantageous positions.
War
Russia’s Temryuk Gas Terminal Destroyed by Ukrainian Drones in Three-Day Blaze
December 9, 2025
Ukrainian Special Group “Alpha” struck Temryuk port with drones, destroying Maktren-Nafta facilities, tanks, and infrastructure, causing massive fires and disrupting Russian oil and gas operations.
War
Ukrainian Forces Shift to Stronger Positions Near Myrnohrad
December 9, 2025
Ukrainian Forces repositioned units near Lysivka and Sukhyi Yar to stronger lines to protect personnel and improve logistics, the 7th Air Assault Corps reported.
War
Ukrainian Forces Near Pokrovsk Execute Maneuver to Prevent Encirclement
December 8, 2025
Ukrainian Defense Forces moved to stronger positions near Lysivka and Sukhyi Yar to prevent encirclement, straighten the front, and hold lines amid Russian army advances.
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Projects
Projects
A Journey of Loss and Hope: How UAid Direct Brings Light to War-Torn Ukraine
November 3, 2025
American – Ukrainian singer Kelsie Kimberlin traveled across Ukraine to honor her fallen cousin, who had died on the front line fighting in February 2024.
Projects
Fundraising Campaign Launched to Support Young Athletes of Ukraine’s Service Members
October 16, 2025
Ukrainian karateka Maria Hnes leads a campaign raising scholarships for young athletes whose parents serve in the Ukrainian Armed Forces, helping them continue sports despite war.
Politics
Politics
Zelenskyy Ready for Elections During War, But Under Condition…
December 10, 2025
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy is ready to hold elections if security allows, while peace talks continue, Ukraine resists Russian demands, and military operations persist in Donbas.
Politics
Trump, Macron, Merz, and Starmer Hold Phone Call About Ukraine
December 10, 2025
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz spoke with U.
Politics
Italy’s Prime Minister Pressured Zelenskyy for an Hour and a Half, Pushing for Concessions to Russia
December 10, 2025
Italy pressured Zelenskyy for concessions to end the war quickly, supporting U.S. interests, while Ukraine expects the transfer of frozen assets and assistance with weapons.
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Analytics
No Quick War End in Sight: Military Expert Warns of Russia’s Growing Offensive Capability
There are no prerequisites for ending active hostilities in the near future, as Russia has not lost its offensive capabilities and its strategic goals remain unchanged.
December 7, 2025
Analytics
Ukraine’s Armed Forces Day: Honoring the Heroes Holding the Nation
Ukrainian soldiers demonstrate bravery and resilience, defending cities, fighting enemies, and overcoming immense challenges, while media share their personal stories and acts of heroism.
December 6, 2025
Analytics
“State Children” And The Silence Of Olena Zelenska
The investigation “State Children” reveals abuse of Ukrainian orphans evacuated to Turkey, while officials remain silent and Olena Zelenska avoids addressing her role in protecting them.
December 6, 2025
Analytics
How Yermak Handed Over Key MH17 Witness Tsemah to Russia
Andriy Yermak handed MH17 witness Volodymyr Tsemah to Russia in September 2019, despite investigators’ objections, shocking Dutch and Australian authorities and raising corruption concerns.
December 5, 2025
Analytics
Yermak Is No Longer in Bankova, but Zelenskyy Still Keeps Dozens Who Helped Destroy Democracy
Although Yermak has left Bankova, his influence persists through figures like Tatarov and Prosecutor General Kravchenko, while NABU detective Magamedrasulov remains unlawfully detained to date.
December 4, 2025
Interview
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Interview
Matthias Schmale: The international community must work to restore respect for Ukraine’s territorial integrity
Matthias Schmale, UN humanitarian coordinator in Ukraine, says the country remains functional despite the war and stresses that no negotiations about its future can exclude Ukraine itself.
December 9, 2025
Interview
Yulia Mendel on Yermak blocking Zelenskyy’s decisions: “He is a very dangerous person”
Yulia Mendel, former aide (2019-2021) to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, worked with Andriy Yermak (then head of the Presidential Office) during her last year in office.
December 4, 2025
Interview
NABU Detective Ruslan Magamedrasulov: Mindich Was a Supervisor, Not the Main Beneficiary of the Scheme
Ruslan Magamedrasulov, NABU detective, discusses his role in Operation “Midas,” SBU obstruction, targeted surveillance, and seizures, linking his and his father’s arrests to exposing corruption within Ukraine’s security services.
November 24, 2025
Interview
Yuriy Kasyanov Exposes War Corruption and Calls on Ukrainians to Stand Together
Ukrainian commander Yuri Kasyanov reveals corruption in the war, exposing profiteers exploiting volunteers while threatening him and his family, and calls for public support.
October 20, 2025
Investigation
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Investigation
Ukraine to Spend $200 Million on Roads to Bukovel’s Private Resorts — Including Those Linked to Kolomoyskyi and Mindich
Ukraine plans to spend at least UAH 9 billion from the 2026 state budget on roads in Ivano-Frankivsk region, including routes to private resorts like Bukovel, linked to MP Ihor Palytsia and his partners. Contracts with PBS LLC for repairs and new construction total UAH 2.46 billion, with another UAH 6.6 billion planned.
December 8, 2025
Investigation
Cracks in Ukraine’s Governmental ‘Vertical’: Anti-Yermak Faction Gains Ground
Top Ukrainian officials secretly united to remove Yermak, triggering a power shift. Budget approval tested multipolar governance, strengthening Svyrydenko, Arahamiya, and parliamentary influence.
December 8, 2025
Investigation
Fire Point Changes Owner. Mindich Rewrites Assets. Diamond Factory and Security Company Revealed
In his latest video, Yaroslav Zheleznyak breaks down how Timur Mindich is transferring assets and restructuring his businesses. The report highlights Mindich’s network, including his wife’s branded clothing stores, the Izumrud diamond factory, FirePoint, and CIT SECURITY, showing how proxies and affiliated persons are used to bypass sanctions and avoid arrests. Zheleznyak explains that after the Temporary Commission investigation, several […]
December 8, 2025
Investigation
Ukraine Scandal Erupts: Ex-Banned-Party General Kuzmuk Fired After Public Fury
Backlash Erupts as Ex-Pro-Russian Party Member Kuzmuk Returns to Armed Forces — Promptly Dismissed After Public Outrage.
December 7, 2025
Investigation
Europe Funds Putin’s War? How EU Energy Payments Prolong russia’s Aggression Against Ukraine
For three years, Europe has paid Russia far more for oil and gas than it has provided in aid to Ukraine — effectively financing Putin’s war machine. Instead of strengthening Ukraine’s air defense and artillery, billions in European energy payments have fueled Russian missiles, drones, and aggression. As the war enters its twelfth year, the choice is urgent and unavoidable: […]
December 7, 2025
Business
200-Million US Dollars Road Scandal to Bukovel Forces Ukraine’s Regional Reconstruction Chief to Resign
December 9, 2025
The Recovery Agency denies involvement in a controversial 9 billion UAH Bukovel road project, as the regional head resigns over unauthorized tender announcements.
Business
Ukraine Alerts Turkey About Ship Carrying Grain Looted by Russia From Occupied Mariupol
December 8, 2025
The spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Heorhiy Tykhyi, informed Turkey about the movement of a ship transporting grain looted by russia from temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine and expressed hope for “appropriate actions” from Ankara.
Business
Investment in Ukrainian Healthcare: Italy Provides €30 Million for a Children’s Hospital in Odesa
December 8, 2025
Italy will provide €30 million for a new Odesa children’s hospital building, plus additional investments in restoration, infrastructure, and energy projects to support Ukraine’s recovery.
Business
Denmark Sounds Alarm Over Ukraine’s Corruption Scandal, Awaits Fire Point Report
December 2, 2025
Denmark monitors funds provided to Ukraine, seeks explanations on Fire Point corruption claims, and plans to fast-track the company’s rocket fuel plant in Skrydstrup.
Business
Fire Point Investigation: NABU Seeks Funds Data, Links to Mindich, Possible Drone Overpricing Scandal
November 16, 2025
Financial monitoring led by Philip Pronin has not provided NABU with data on the movement of funds of the company Fire Point for over six months, sources from Ukrainska Pravda say.
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History
History
The Mongol Birth of Russia: Uncovering the Real Founders of Moscow
From Batu to Janibek, the Golden Horde khans ruled Rostov-Suzdal and Muscovy, shaping the foundations of Russian statehood long before Moscow became independent.
November 21, 2025
History
Ukraine Marks the Day of Liberation from Nazi Occupiers
Germany finally left Ukraine in late November 28, 1944. Ukraine’s seven million soldiers, industry, and strategic territory were crucial for the anti-Nazi coalition’s ultimate victory.
October 28, 2025
History
The Enduring Presence of Trypillian Genes in Ukrainians and Why This Shapes Our History
A complex DNA test reveals Trypillian genes still present in Ukrainians today – a powerful link connecting modern identity with ancient heritage and national history
October 2, 2025
History
Was Alaska traded for Eastern Europe? Russia’s wartime deal and ambitions – then and now
Why did Russia sell Alaska?
August 9, 2025
History
Constitution Day of Ukraine: history of the holiday and interesting facts
The history of Ukraine’s fundamental law dates back to the Cossack era.
June 28, 2025
Events
Unique engraving dedicated to Ivan Mazepa can be seen in Kyiv
In Kyiv, you can see a unique engraving dedicated to Ivan Mazepa, created in 1705.
June 8, 2025
Technology
Technology
The First in the World to Shoot Down a Su-30 Fighter: New Photos of the Magura V7 Drone with Missiles
New photos of the Ukrainian Magura V7 sea unmanned boat have appeared online.
December 8, 2025
Technology
Ukrainian-Made Camera With Auto-Targeting System Unveiled to Counter Shahed Drones
Yaroslav Azhniuk’s companies presented the Kurbas-640 camera for interceptor drones, which uses AI to detect and guide drones toward high-speed targets like Shaheds.
December 4, 2025
Technology
Ukraine’s MilTech Startups to Receive EU Grants of Up to €150,000
EU grants for Ukrainian developers are open until January 14, 2026, supporting high-speed interceptors, modern radar systems, prototype testing, and defense innovation initiatives.
December 1, 2025
Technology
Ukrainian cyber specialists attacked Russian Railways services
Cyber specialists from Ukraine’s Intelligence Directorate (HUR) attacked Russian Railways’ online system.
June 8, 2025
Technology
A Ukrainian emigrant is the founder of the popular mobile application WhatsApp
This is about Jan Koum, an ordinary guy from the Kyiv region who managed to live out his “American dream” and create an app used by hundreds of millions of people around the world.
May 16, 2025
Technology
The Main Intelligence Directorate has revealed the new Magura V7 drone, which shot down russian Su-30
Military intelligence has presented a series of Magura drones that have been hitting Russian ships.
May 15, 2025
Culture
Culture
French Version of Chapter Ukraine Created — Catalogue of Ukrainian Books in Translation
The French version of Chapter Ukraine launched, featuring over 100 books from 34 publishers, making Ukrainian literature more accessible in translation across libraries and bookstores.
December 10, 2025
Culture
19 Ukrainian Sites Added to UNESCO’s List of Cultural Property Under Enhanced Protection
19 Ukrainian sites, including churches, museums, and libraries in Odesa, Sumy, and Kharkiv, were added to UNESCO’s list of cultural property under enhanced protection.
December 5, 2025
Culture
“Kyiv’s Gaudí” Vladyslav Horodetskyi
On June 4, 1863, in the village of Sholudky in the Podolia Governorate, the renowned architect of Polish descent, known as the “Kyiv Gaudí,” Vladyslav Horodetskyi was born, Diaspora.
June 4, 2025
Culture
Maksym Nelipa: from showman to Ukrainian frontline hero
This is a story about Maksym Nelipa and his route from a popular Ukrainian showman to frontline hero from Avah Gibbs So, here’s the Showman.
January 12, 2025
Culture
Kelsie Kimberlin Releases New Video “Turn Back” to support Ukraine, help those injured and to raise funds for reconstruction
My new video “Turn Back” is the third of the trilogy of videos I filmed in Ukraine in August, 2023.
November 16, 2023
Culture
New data on Ukraine’s cultural objects damages by russian aggression
The Ministry of Culture has updated data on the number of cultural objects damaged by Russian aggression Since Russia’s full-scale aggression in Ukraine began, 1,711 cultural infrastructure objects have been damaged, as reported by the Ministry of Culture and Information Policy of Ukraine on November 3.
November 8, 2023
Art
Art
On Ukraine’s Armed Forces Day, Kolomyia Opens Exhibition of Paintings by Mother of Fallen Azov Soldier
On December 6, Kolomyia hosted Hanna Kisilishyna’s exhibition “47.82846°N 37.71093°E,” honoring her son and other fallen soldiers, reflecting war, loss, and resilience through 13 paintings.
December 6, 2025
Art
With Fragments of Russian Missiles: French Artist Creates Sculptures from Damaged Ukrainian Furniture
French artist Alexandre Henry spent two years creating sculptures from Ukrainian furniture damaged by Russian attacks.
December 5, 2025
Art
Paris Unveils Exhibition “Oleksandr Murashko: Light and Shadow of Ukrainian Modernism”
On Tuesday, December 2, the UNESCO headquarters in Paris opened the exhibition “Oleksandr Murashko: Light and Shadow of Ukrainian Modernism,” dedicated to the 150th anniversary of the Ukrainian artist’s birth.
December 4, 2025
Art
Sheptytskyy Museum in Lviv Reopens with Expanded Collection of Ukrainian Art and Relics
The renovated Sheptytskyy Museum in Lviv showcases the metropolitan’s personal items, 20th-century Ukrainian art, and sacred artifacts, preserving the memory of the UGCC and his legacy.
December 1, 2025
Art
Swan Lake Canceled: Ukrainian International Ballet Pulls Out
The largest Ukrainian ballet company abroad Ukrainian International Ballet has refused to perform Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake — the project has been canceled.
October 9, 2025
Art
Honoring the Fallen: Ukrainian Artists and Actors Who Died Defending Their Country
In recent days Ukraine celebrated Defender’s Day, Ukrainian Cossacks Day, and the Feast of the Intercession.
October 3, 2025
Music
Music
Lviv Set to Host Renowned “Jazz Bez” Festival
The 25th Jazz Bez festival in Lviv on December 12–14 features Alina Bzhezhinska Trio, Maryana Sadovska x VESNA, Roland Abreu x Luis Nubiola x Widnokres, and Ninja Episkopat.
December 2, 2025
Music
Farewell to Diezel: Green Grey Frontman Who Defined Ukraine’s 90s Music Era
Green Grey frontman Andriy “Diezel” Yatsenko has died at 55. The legendary Ukrainian band, known for 90s hits, shaped the country’s rock music scene.
October 23, 2025
Music
The Power of Music: In Irpin, the Armed Forces Orchestra Gathered Locals for a Charity Concert
Near the city registry office in Irpin, a charity concert took place featuring artists from the vocal and instrumental ensemble Unbreakable and the Military brass band of the Honored Academic Exemplary Orchestra of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
October 7, 2025
Music
“Dream of Peace”: How Kelsie Kimberlin’s Music Video Echoes Ukraine’s Cry for Freedom
Kelsie Kimberlin’s ‘Dream of Peace’ merges music and war realities, filmed in Kyiv during heavy Russian strikes.
September 30, 2025
Culture
Kelsie Kimberlin Releases New Video “Turn Back” to support Ukraine, help those injured and to raise funds for reconstruction
My new video “Turn Back” is the third of the trilogy of videos I filmed in Ukraine in August, 2023.
November 16, 2023
Music
Kelsie Kimberlin releases her “Another chance to live again” music video on the human cost of Ukraine’s War
Kelsie Kimberlin Releases A New Song Filmed In Ukraine To Express The Profound Hurt People Experience From The Loss Of A Loved One.
October 15, 2023
Movie
Movie
Documentary Film About Ukrainian Soldiers of the 225th Separate Assault Regiment Presented in Kyiv
A new documentary film, “225” about the soldiers of the 225th Separate Assault Regiment, who endured the toughest events of the full-scale war, was presented in Kyiv.
December 8, 2025
Movie
Ukrainian Holiday Comedy “Train to Christmas” to Screen in 90+ Cities Across Germany and Austria
The Ukrainian family comedy “Train to Christmas” will begin screening in cinemas in Germany and Austria.
December 4, 2025
Movie
How U Are the Universe Movie Became a Wartime Cinematic Success
Pavlo Ostrikov’s U Are the Universe captivates audiences with a relatable hero, blending cosmic adventure and real-life authenticity, earning critical acclaim and sparking endless discussion in wartime Ukraine.
December 3, 2025
Movie
British Documentary About Ukraine War and Volunteer Hero Wins Prestigious Emmy Award
A British documentary about volunteer Chris Parry, who saved over 400 Ukrainians, has won an Emmy, earning recognition for its powerful portrayal of frontline rescues.
November 27, 2025
Movie
Top 5 Lavish War Films Backed by Ukraine’s Culture Ministry – ₴145 Million Spent
In July–September, the State Enterprise “Center for the Protection of Ukraine’s Information Space” under the Ministry of Culture signed 43 contracts for services related to the production of video content about Ukrainian military personnel, totaling 144.
November 1, 2025
Movie
Top Films from International Festivals to Be Screened at Kyiv’s “Molodist”: Full Lineup Revealed
In the “Festival of Festivals” program of the Kyiv International Film Festival “Molodist,” films from the European Film Academy shortlist, the Cannes Film Festival winner, and Sunny Bunny will be screened.
October 16, 2025
Sport
Sport
Ukraine Earns First World Cup Points as Mandzyn Cracks Top 25 in Östersund Sprint
At the Östersund Biathlon World Cup, three Ukrainians competed in the men’s sprint.
December 6, 2025
Sport
Three Ukrainians Shortlisted for WTA Shot of the Year
Ukrainian tennis players Kostyuk, Svitolina, and Yastremska are nominated for WTA’s 2025 best shot award. Fans can vote via WTA’s Instagram post.
December 6, 2025
Sport
Ukraine Secures Three Short Track Speed Skating Spots for the 2026 Olympics
Ukraine secured three non-nominal short track licences for the 2026 Olympics, earned by Oleh Handey and Yelyzaveta Sydyorko, adding to the country’s total of 21 Winter Games quotas.
December 2, 2025
Ukraine
The World largest aircraft “Mriya” dragged for 4 meters by Ukrainian strongmen
Eight Ukrainian strongmen pulled the world’s largest aircraft AN-225 “Mriya” more than four meters and set a national record.
August 27, 2021
Sport
Champions League Final 2018 in Kyiv – a ticket to civilization tram
Champions League Final in 2018 took place in Kyiv.
May 28, 2018
Sport
UEFA — we care about Russia
Ukrainian football fans have been forbidden to use a banner reading "UEFA – we care about Russia," hinting at UEFA’s pro-Russian position, during Eurocup matches, dynamo.
October 2, 2014
Travel
Travel
Ukraine’s Top 10 Science Museums You Need to See
Ukraine offers interactive science museums and planetariums where visitors of all ages can explore physics, biology, astronomy, and technology through hands-on exhibits and immersive experiences.
December 7, 2025
Travel
Kelsie Kimberlin Visits Kherson Maternity Hospital. Life and Resilience in a Hero City
American singer and humanitarian Kelsie Kimberlin travels to war-torn Kherson to document the resilience of life under fire.
November 26, 2025
Travel
Two Ukrainian Villages Included in the UN Ranking of the World’s Best Tourist Villages
The villages of Kolochava and Synevyrska Polyana in Zakarpattia have been included in the United Nations ranking of the world’s best tourist villages.
October 20, 2025
Travel
The most massive ascent: Six Ukrainians conquered Everest in a single day
The most massive ascent: Six Ukrainians conquered Everest in a single day.
May 18, 2025
Travel
More than 3 million tourists have visited Ukraine in 2021
More than 3 million tourists have visited Ukraine in 2021 since the beginning of the year.
November 16, 2021
Travel
Ten places in Kyiv, where you can work comfortably
If you are looking for a location in Kyiv, where you can not only have a delicious snack and drink some coffee, but sit quietly with.
May 27, 2018
Events
