Kyiv and Moscow are fighting with the aim of crippling their opponent’s ability to function. For Kyiv, it is a matter of survival; for Putin, it is an obsession

Pyongyang is assisting Putin not only with troops but also with KN-23 and KN-24 missiles launched in attacks on Ukrainian cities. Seoul is observing the situation but cannot supply lethal equipment due to its own constitutional restrictions on the matter

In 45 minutes, 24 Iskander missiles and 4 Zircon missiles were launched at Kyiv. But the country is preparing for winter, including through diplomatic efforts to force Moscow to make peace. “We will continue,” says Budanov, head of President Zelensky’s Office

Acting Minister Yevhen Khmara is consolidating his control over the ministry and establishing contacts with Western allies. His predecessor, Mykhailo Fedorov, has not given up on the idea of returning, but the future of Ukraine’s defence appears to have already taken a different turn. Meanwhile, tensions remain high

Following his resignation, former Defence Minister Fedorov revealed his conflict with the commander-in-chief. Meanwhile, protesters have taken to the streets calling for the general’s removal, but many military personnel are urging civilians not to humiliate the man who has shouldered the responsibility for the country’s defence for all these years

The former Defence Minister takes credit for all his successes on the front line and highlights General Syrsky’s mistakes. Heated reports from Kyiv