Dispatches from Ukraine. Day 1,493.

Ukraine launched more cross-border attack drones than Russia in a one-month period for the first time since the start of the ongoing war in 2022, according to daily data published by the Ukrainian Air Force and Russian Ministry of Defense, which was analyzed by ABC News.

Earlier this month, President Trump told journalists he didn’t want Ukraine’s assistance with drone defense, saying Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was the last person he’d ever ask for help.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Kyiv has no information about an EU mission tasked with inspecting the damaged Druzhba pipeline in Ukraine, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Heorhii Tykhyi said on March 18. "I am not aware ...

Ukrainian forces are under growing pressure in the south of the country, where less well-equipped units are vastly outnumbered by Russian brigades that have taken hundreds of square kilometers of territory in recent weeks. The Russians have advanced across ...

Christoph Hasselbach, Bernd Riegert Since the start of the war on Iran, fears have grown in Ukraine that the country could be left to fend for itself in its war of defense against Russia. At the same time,

The Pentagon is negotiating to buy Ukrainian interceptor drones, having concluded that no American manufacturer can match the price, delivery times, and battlefield-tested reliability. A drone developed by UK firm Skycutter with Ukraine’s SkyFall ...

March 16, 2026: Since Russia invaded in 2022 the Ukrainian Security Service has dealt with over 14,000 Russian CyberWar attacks on Ukrainian government and infrastructure Russia also has military units that specialize in CyberWar as well as civilians and ...