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🤖🇺🇸The US is studying autonomous weapons & AI in Ukraine to learn for future operations. Drones, AI, and autonomy are changing warfare — strong partnerships and a global defense shield are key https://t.co/mkzYH9d1fp

🇺🇦🤝🇮🇹Ukraine and Italy sign new €30 million agreement to build a modern facility for the Odesa Regional Children’s Hospital. This will allow over 260 young patients to receive inpatient care at the same time — a major boost for region’s medical system https://t.co/rOajWSlVbr

Reskilling for resilience: How Skills4Recovery expands training, inclusion, and workforce solutions in Ukraine 📝Rubryka spoke with Michael Paulo, program director of the Skills4Recovery initiative, to discuss what the program achieved in 2025, how it is responding to shifting

How Russians are turning a river in Donetsk region into a pond 🌊In the Donetsk region, water is no longer just a resource — it's a matter of survival. Drought, destroyed infrastructure, and years of military conflict have worsened water supply in the area. Now the Bakhmutka

How shelling of critical infrastructure deepens the ecological crisis on the Dniester 🪖Military actions, Russian strikes on critical infrastructure, and the shelling of the Dniester Hydroelectric Power Plant have created risks for the river's water flow and biodiversity. In

Survive, adapt, rebuild: Life in Zaporizhzhia after Kakhovka dam destruction 🪖Ukraine's front-line city of Zaporizhzhia, situated on the banks of the Dnipro River, is witnessing a pivotal moment in history. Once-established ecosystems are drastically changing after the

Clean River Project: Has the river become cleaner while law enforcement officers are investigating the embezzlement of European grant money? 🌊The Danube is Europe's second-longest river and its largest river basin, flowing through 19 countries. Its condition is therefore a

Mass fish die-off and lost fisheries and spawning grounds: How Russia's war has affected Zaporizhzhia waters 🌊In the fall, residents of the left bank of Zaporizhzhia, a southeastern Ukrainian city on the Dnipro River, discovered dozens of dead fish floating in a local pond. A

Military burials in Ukraine and Europe: from plastic wreaths to protected memorial sites 🕯️You won’t hear a sound like this anywhere else. A thousand flags flutter in the wind, and steel ropes clang softly against metal flagpoles. Across seven thousand square meters, there’s no

Silent Ukrainian steppe: How Russia's war is killing the nature of Donetsk and Luhansk regions 🪖How has Russia's war affected the protected natural areas in Ukraine's east? What has it meant for the unique plants and animals that live there? Is recovery possible? Skhidnyi

Youth are driving change in Bucha: What green initiatives are saving Ukraine's war-battered city ❤️‍🩹The world knows Bucha, Ukraine, as a symbol of tragedy — a place where Russian troops committed mass killings of civilians, destroyed homes, and looted entire neighborhoods. But

A hot summer is not as scary as a dry winter: how war changes Kharkiv’s climate 📍At first glance, climate change and the challenges of post-war recovery may seem unrelated. Yet, the areas near the front line are especially vulnerable to climate impacts — and this summer proved

Southern Bug under threat: what affects the state of the river from which Mykolaiv will drink water 🌊Yellow, foul-smelling water from the taps has long ceased to surprise residents of Mykolaiv. It’s impossible to cook with or drink, so people carry bottles to water distribution

🇺🇦🪖December 6 — Day of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Today we thank those who guard Ukrainian sky, land, and future every single day. Those who stand on the front line, save lives, hold the line, advance, take risks, and continue the fight despite exhaustion, pain, and danger.

🇨🇦🇱🇹🇸🇪🇺🇦Canada, Lithuania, Sweden, and Ukraine signed a joint declaration in Brussels to establish the Ukraine Transport Support Fund (UTSF). Read more information👇🏻 https://t.co/FL4mVNAlAb 📷 Ministry of Community and Territorial Development

🙏Seven Ukrainian children illegally taken to Russia have been returned to Ukraine with the assistance of US First Lady Melania Trump. Discover more information👇🏻 https://t.co/IeQyGT6vuX 📷 CNN

🇬🇧The UK is preparing to transfer £8 billion (over $10.6 billion) in frozen Russian assets to Ukraine, potentially covering most of Ukraine's financial needs for the next two years. Details👇🏻 https://t.co/UW3lAxe61G

How shelling of critical infrastructure deepens the ecological crisis on the Dniester 🪖Military actions, Russian strikes on critical infrastructure, and the shelling of the Dniester Hydroelectric Power Plant have created risks for the river's water flow and biodiversity. In

🪖At the Brave1 Components exhibition, the Ukrainian company Varta showed a new module for drones capable of automatically detecting, tracking, and hitting air targets at close range. Details👇🏻 https://t.co/9Cdgk3uDiv 📷 Oboronka