Eastern Europe
Europe
He said that in contrast to the “weakness” of the West, Russia’s position in world affairs was rational and predictable
Jul. 28
NATO
Sentsov talked about systematic issues within the Ukrainian military command structure that hindered its performance and proposed ways to address them.
Jul. 26
Ukraine
Initial reports said the suspect is an 18-year-old man from Dnipro who traveled to Lviv for the murder. Authorities said he likely acted with accomplices.
Jul. 25
SBU
The project, launched by Ukrainian special services, provides a platform for swapping traitors and collaborators for Ukrainians in Russian captivity.
Jul. 25
Top News
In an interview with Jason Jay Smart, Kyiv Post's own Christopher Stewart explains the uses of the F-16 and the impact it can have on the Russo-Ukrainian War.
Jul. 24
Moscow
An explosive device functioned under a Toyota Land Cruiser in a northern suburb of Moscow causing misunderstanding as to who the actual target was.
Jul. 24
Germany
The German arms manufacturer wants the plant to start producing ammunition within the next two years.
Jul. 24
Almost 500 Ukrainian coaches and athletes have been killed since the Russians invaded in February 2022.
Jul. 23
Telegram
Milbloggers posted videos on social media that showed two dirt bikes driving near the front line that were fitted with smoke canisters in an attempt to screen them during assaults.
Jul. 23
Germany
The German company Heller Tools, with the participation of the FSB, sold tools to companies connected to a secret Russian smuggling network.
Jul. 22
War in Ukraine
Belarus remains one of the few European countries to have death penalties, and a human rights group said this was the first time someone has been tried for mercenary activity in Belarus.
Jul. 20
US
The judge said Gershkovich would be sent to a "strict regime colony," a Russian prison camp notorious for harsh conditions and strict rules after three court sessions in a secretive closed-door trial.
Jul. 20
Crimea
Russian media cited unnamed social media reports of the sighting of at least four F-16 fighters, having taken off from Romania, making test flights over the western Black Sea.
Jul. 19
Top News
Among other things, the Russian athletes “liked” posts about “military feats” of Russian soldiers killing Ukrainians and posts displaying the pro-war “Z” symbol, the report said.
Jul. 19
Top News
Kyiv Post asked passerby in London, Warsaw, and Vilnius how likely is it that Russia’s war on Ukraine will spread into the EU.
Jul. 19
Top News
In an interview with the BBC during his UK visit, President Volodymyr Zelensky discussed his position on Donald Trump’s potential re-election, talks with the UK’s new Labour government, and more.
Jul. 19
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On Nov. 16, 1994, Ukraine adopted the draft law by which Ukraine would sign the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of nuclear weapons, the first step that made it vulnerable to Russian aggression.
Nov. 16