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Trump said at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland that he would meet Thursday with Zelensky.
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Created in Ukraine, "Raybird" is the world’s first hydrogen-powered drone that flies silently and efficiently. Fuel-cell technology replaces batteries, proving how science is unlocking a new era of sustainable and long-endurance aviation.
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The German company’s flagship strike drone, the HX-2, had trouble taking off in tests by Ukraine’s 14th Regiment, an unmanned aerial systems unit
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A Russian woman recruiter allegedly used social media to lure hundreds of foreign men into Russia’s military, misleading them about roles and forcing many into frontline combat in Ukraine.
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Russia’s military said the missile launch was retaliation for what it claimed was an attempted Ukrainian drone strike late last year on one of Putin’s residences in Novgorod.
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The Russian attack struck an infrastructure target in western Ukraine's Lviv region, officials in the region said early on Friday.
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Three drones hit the buildings in the village of Khorly, killing at least 24 and injuring more than 50 as people celebrated the New Year, Vladimir Saldo
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The assessment, which included input from the Central Intelligence Agency, undercuts claims made by Moscow and initially accepted by US President Donald Trump.
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Speaking to Reuters, Ukrainian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Heorhii Tykhyi said the footage was "laughable" and that Kyiv was "absolutely confident that no such attack took place".
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After being 'forced' to sell his 35 percent stake in the bank for 3 percent of the market price the sale, Oleg Tinkov left Russia and eventually renounced his citizenship.
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More than 500 drones and 40 missiles — including Kinzhal hypersonic weapons — were launched in strikes that continued long into Saturday
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The air alert comes as Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky is set to meet President Donald Trump in Florida on Sunday to discuss a proposed plan to end the fighting that has killed tens of thousands since 2022.
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Ukraine–US talks on ending Russia’s war remain stalled over security guarantees, territory and the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, as Kyiv and Washington consult Moscow and agree to continue dialogue on framework.
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Long-range UAVs successfully hit the Orenburg gas processing plant, about 1,050 miles (1,700 km) east of Kyiv
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy unveiled a 20-point peace plan, proposing security guarantees, Donbas demilitarisation or economic zones, troop withdrawals, and EU accession, awaiting Russia’s response amid ongoing diplomatic negotiations with the US.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy proposed a 20-point peace plan, including Donbas demilitarisation, troop withdrawals, security guarantees, and economic zones, awaiting Russia’s response as US and Ukrainian envoys negotiate implementation details.
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The British sanctions also designated a cadre of companies, including Lakhani’s Mercantile & Maritime Group.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says draft peace proposals negotiated with the United States could be finalised within days and presented to Russia, though territorial issues and security guarantees remain unresolved.
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US President Donald Trump said a Ukraine peace deal is “closer than ever” after Berlin talks with European leaders proposing a multinational force, while Zelensky noted progress but territorial differences remain.
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The United States has agreed to provide security guarantees to Ukraine as part of peace talks with Russia, with further negotiations expected as disagreements persist over territory and postwar security arrangements.
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Ukrainian President Zelensky described Berlin talks with Trump envoys as challenging but productive, highlighting new US security guarantees. Differences remain over territorial concessions, while European leaders and NATO follow the discussions closely.
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Russia launched over 450 drones and 30 missiles across Ukraine, mainly targeting energy infrastructure. Zelenskyy confirmed civilian damage, power outages, and urged continued international support to defend and restore essential services.
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President Volodymyr Zelensky visited frontline Kupiansk, releasing video evidence to refute Russian claims of capturing the city, praising Ukrainian troops and insisting territorial control strengthens Kyiv’s diplomatic position.
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Moscow would retain a legal claim on the assets, however, which has left Belgium anxious that it could face repercussions.
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The US president’s self-imposed Thanksgiving deadline for a peace deal has passed without progress, leaving Washington weighing how much pressure to apply on Kyiv — and how to read Vladimir Putin’s unchanged territorial demands.
