Ukraine enters the countdown to decide the war in its favor
The lack of progress on the battlefield has resulted in pressure from the United States and anxiety in Ukrainian society, a year and a half after the Russian invasion
Ukraine debates holding elections in the middle of the war to strengthen Zelenskiy’s position
Hardcore supporters of the Ukrainian president are in favor of elections to consolidate his political power as a response to a dip in his popularity and to give him a mandate to see the country through to the end of the conflict
From a truck bomb to a nautical drone: Ukraine details how it attacked bridge linking Crimea and Russia
The Kyiv security services claim responsibility for the sabotage, operations that demonstrate their ability to infiltrate enemy territory
Three uncomfortable testimonies from Ukrainians who fought with the Russians: ‘I want them to exchange me for prisoners’
The Kyiv government organized a meeting with four prisoners of war, three of them from the occupied regions of Donetsk and Luhansk
Operation: Rebuild liberated Ukraine. Cost: $1 trillion
A year-and-a-half after the Russian invasion began, Ukrainians are striving to fix the damage with a joint response from Kyiv, local governments, civil society, international donors and NGOs
Zelenskiy thanks Danes in person for F-16s, though the planes won’t have an immediate war impact
Ukraine has been pressing its Western allies for months to give it American-made F-16s. Its armed forces are still using aging Soviet-era combat planes from the 1970s and 1980s
The rise and fall of Orlando Bloom: The actor destined to reign in Hollywood who got sick of seeing himself on screen
After a decade without leading a blockbuster, the interpreter returns to theaters with the automotive drama ‘Gran Turismo’
Ukrainians flee occupied territories through the only open Russian border crossing
Almost 18 months after the start of the war, a humanitarian corridor between the Russian city of Belgorod and Sumi in northeastern Ukraine opens a window of opportunity for trapped citizens
Zelenskiy vows retaliation for Chernihiv attack that killed seven and wounded over 100
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The governor of the northern region, Vyacheslav Chaus, said Sunday that the total number of people wounded in the attack had risen to 148
Russia unleashes a country-wide missile barrage on Ukraine as Putin addresses security conference
The Ukrainian air force says Russia fired a total of 28 cruise missiles at the country early on Tuesday. Sixteen of them were intercepted
Mila Kunis: from movie sex symbol to Ukraine’s ambassador in Hollywood
An accomplished actress known for captivating performances in movies like ‘Black Swan,’ she arrived in America as a child and now bridges the film industry to her war-torn native country
The missiles Russia deploys against Ukraine have Western parts
Most of Moscow’s shells, drones, vehicles and artillery rely on electronic components from foreign companies. The involvement of intermediaries and a lack of export controls allow such trade to happen
Russia and Ukraine trade aerial attacks as Zelenskiy makes another move against corruption
President Zelenskyi announced Friday the firing of all the heads of regional military draft boards, part of his crackdown on corruption since the outbreak of Moscow’s war in more than 17 months ago
Ukraine says Russia targeted rescue workers with a ‘double tap’ missile strike
That charge Tuesday came as the death toll from two Russian missile strikes that slammed into the downtown area of a Ukrainian city climbed to seven
Two Russian missiles have hit a city in eastern Ukraine, killing at least five people, officials say
The deadly attack came just a day after officials from around 40 countries gathered in Saudi Arabia to find a peaceful settlement for the war in Ukraine
The fear of Ukrainian farmers: ‘If there’s no grain agreement, we’ll close in two years’
Russia’s exit from the Black Sea Grain Initiative puts the Ukrainian agricultural sector on the ropes. The crops are piling up in the silos that Moscow bombs, while the price of transporting goods by land has multiplied
Russia mounts a massive missile and drone attack against Ukraine following its retaliation promise
The Russian barrage came after a Ukrainian drone attack on a Russian tanker in the Black Sea near Crimea late Friday
Russia’s war with Ukraine has generated its own disinformation fog
Officials from each side denounce devious plots being prepared by the enemy, which never materialize. They claim victories that can’t be confirmed and stay quiet about defeats
Ukraine says its drones damaged a Russian warship, showing Kyiv’s growing naval capability
The strike on Novorossiysk marks the first time a commercial Russian port has been targeted in the nearly 18-month-old conflict
Aftermath of a massacre: Lviv’s civilians remain in shock from Russian bombardment
The capital of western Ukraine, a short distance from NATO territory, is still reeling from the July 6 air strike, which killed 10 people and wounded 48
The Crimean Peninsula is both a playground and a battleground, coveted by Ukraine and Russia
For both Vladimir Putin of Russia and Volodymyr Zelenskyy of Ukraine, backing off Crimea is hardly an option
Russian ballistic missile strikes kill at least 6 people in Zelenskyi’s hometown in central Ukraine
The Ukrainian president said the dead included a 10-year-old girl and her mother. The attack left 75 people wounded
Ka-52 Alligator: The Russian helicopter slowing Ukraine’s counteroffensive in the south
The latest model of the attack aircraft, which has been deployed amid heavy fighting in the Zaporizhzhia region, has been upgraded with weapons capable of evading anti-missile defenses
Medics on Ukraine’s front line: ‘It could be any one of us in their shoes. Everyone who comes to us is a hero’
EL PAÍS visits the network of medical stations that mark out the Zaporizhzhia front, where hundreds of wounded soldiers are operated on every day
Officials say Saudi Arabia will host a Ukrainian-organized peace summit over Russia’s war
The meeting will be held in August, and Moscow is not invited to participate
Ukraine moves official Christmas Day holiday to Dec. 25, denouncing Russian-imposed traditions
President Volodymyr Zelenskiy signed a law moving the holiday, citing ‘the desire of all Ukrainians to live their lives with their own tradition’
As Ukrainians liberated Staromaiorske, soldiers spent a month fighting alongside bodies of their enemies
EL PAÍS accompanied the 35th Ukrainian Marine Artillery Brigade, shortly before its soldiers retook the town on the southern front of the Donetsk province