Eastern Europe
War in Ukraine
The Big Meet, Kyiv’s top networking organization, will host its next event at the InterContinental on Friday, June 21, with proceeds helping Ukrainian children fighting cancer.
Jun. 19
Drones
Magura maritime drones, after sinking several Russian warships, now have adapted air-to-air missiles to give a 3-D threat to Kremlin Black Sea operations.
Jun. 19
NATO
An aide Putin announced that this agreement would be “one of the most important documents” to be signed during his visit to Pyongyang on June 18-19.
Jun. 19
An Italian newspaper that has been averse to helping Ukraine with weapons says Rome will include long-range Storm Shadow missiles to Kyiv, as part of its next military assistance package for Ukraine.
Jun. 18
France
The 2024 edition France’s bi-annual five-day arms fair opened near Paris Monday with more than 2,000 exhibitors showcasing all that’s best (or worst) in 21st century weaponry.
Jun. 18
Kazakhstan
The Kyiv City Prosecutor’s Office has launched an investigation into the attack on a Kazakh opposition journalist Aidos Sadikov. He was hospitalized and in serious condition after the attack.
Jun. 18
War in Ukraine
Kyiv Post HUR sources confirmed that Ukrainian hackers posted a fake entry on the Ulyanovsk regional administration website calling for a rally in support of the “special military operation.”
Jun. 14
Ukraine
On the eve of the Global Peace Summit, Russia’s president once again tries to muddy the waters with another blatantly obvious offer of peace guaranteed to be turned down by Kyiv.
Jun. 14
Kyiv Post spoke to passerby on Washinton D.C., London, Paris, and Kyiv what they about Ukrainian strikes on Russian territory.
Jun. 14
The latest ban came ahead of the G7 meeting this week, where Washington said the goal is to “disrupt the Russian military-industrial base’s reliance on foreign IT systems.”
Jun. 14
War in Ukraine
China pledges not to sell weapons to Russia; the US enters into a decade-long security agreement with Ukraine; UK escalates sanctions against Moscow, targeting the Kremlin’s “shadow fleet.”
Jun. 14
The summit comes at a time when the Hamas-Israel conflict is raging, economic tensions are rising between China and the West, and many G7 countries are in political flux.
Jun. 13
Ukraine
After the dam was blown up, locals lost their profitable berries, grape, and vegetable farms, but they are not giving up and keep looking for new sources of water.
Jun. 13
Ukraine
The update followed Tuesday’s announcement that Rheinmetall opened a joint workshop with Ukrainian defense firm Ukroboronprom inside the country.
Jun. 12
Russia
Kyiv Post intel source confirmed that Ukrainian hackers were behind the large-scale disruption of Russian airports and state government resources Wednesday.
Jun. 12
War in Ukraine
At least 21 people were wounded, including two children in the strike on President Zelensky's hometown of Kryvyi Rih.
Jun. 12
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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