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Russia faces the dilemma of which front to reinforce: Moscow and its energy system, the Donbas, or the Black Sea peninsula

The Kremlin’s recent offensive on the Ukrainian capital, which on Monday claimed about 20 lives, has laid bare one of Kyiv’s most pressing military vulnerabilities

The ambitious strategy of Kyiv’s Ministry of Defense, along with the rapid evolution of its arsenal, coincides with Moscow’s shortage of air defenses

Parties and cultural events have become a form of resistance to the bombardments, turning Ukraine’s capital into a place where life and death coexist side by side

President Zelenskiy recently announced the first recapture of an enemy position carried out entirely with uncrewed systems, as Ukraine increasingly relies on machines for both logistical and combat missions

Russia has carried out nearly 5,000 attacks targeting Ukraine’s railway system and caused damage to more than 25,000 pieces of infrastructure

The Public Prosecutor’s Office estimates that the country will face more than 216,000 potential cases, while some experts warn of a lack of human and material resources

The main obstacle facing Kyiv is that it has a territory roughly 30 times larger than the Jewish State

Under the Russian invasion, Kyiv has positioned itself at the forefront of the use and downing of drones like those now employed by Iran to respond to attacks by the US and Israel

Police and family members explain how, desperate during the occupation by Putin’s troops, this man went out to get fuel and ended up being shot twice in the infamous massacre in the Ukrainian town four years ago

New technologies help calculate the number of casualties, estimated at up to nearly two million, despite attempts by Kyiv and Moscow to conceal them

The full-scale invasion marks its fourth anniversary with a stalemate on the battlefield and Washington pushing for a ceasefire agreement

‘My dream is that some of them will become generals,’ says the head of gender affairs for the Armed Forces of Ukraine, in which around 7% of the one million personnel are women

A land drone successfully rescued a soldier in an operation that Kyiv described as ‘legendary’ after he spent 33 days cut off with a comrade facing Russian positions

Volodymyr Zelenskiy denies that his military, outnumbered eight to one, is surrounded, but pessimism is growing in Kyiv in the face of the invading army’s offensive

The pilot who pulled off what Kyiv considers a coup tells EL PAÍS his battalion had been pursuing the objective for some time, although a stroke of luck was also involved

In small groups, Russian soldiers dressed in civilian clothes are trying to take up positions in the nearly destroyed city of Kupiansk

Russian troops are harassing the town of Dobropillya in Donetsk, where only a few hundred residents remain

Recruits aged between 18 and 24 receive training before going to the front after enlisting as volunteers

Kyiv avoids triumphant statements despite the US president’s apparent support for the country’s recovery of all territory invaded by Russia

At least 39 farming and herding communities have been wiped out in the West Bank by Israeli militants during the Gaza war, according to estimates by an Israeli NGO

Druze on both sides are pressing the Jewish state to protect them from the Arab country’s new regime

Avivit John is among the few residents who have moved back to Kibbutz Be’eri, one of the communities most severely affected by the Hamas massacre

Residents of Beersheba, where a missile killed four people just ahead of the truce, are skeptical of the return to calm prompted by Trump

The Pentagon said that the attack on America’s largest military installation in the Middle East has caused no casualties

The Soroka medical center, near Gaza, often receives soldiers wounded in attacks in the Strip and hostages freed by Hamas