Category: Updates
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7/3/2025 — Russia applauds US decision to halt key weapons deliveries to Ukraine
From: Atlantic Council By Peter Dickinson Russia has responded enthusiastically to news that the United States is halting the supply of air defense interceptors and a range of other military aid intended for Ukraine. “The fewer the number of weapons that are delivered to Ukraine, the closer the end of the Special Military Operation,” stated Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov on…
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7/3/2025 — Why Norway is investing billions in Ukraine’s victory
The Kyiv Independent’s Oleksiy Sorokin sat down with Eivind Vad Petersson, state secretary to the Norwegian foreign minister and co-chair of the joint Norwegian-Ukrainian Working Group on Nuclear Safety and Security. They discussed the threats Russia’s war poses to Ukraine’s nuclear power plants, Russia’s hybrid attacks across Europe, Norway’s investment in Ukrainian defense production, and…
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7/3/2025 — From mines to harvest: Scale of demining challenges in Ukraine in numbers – expert
From: New Voice of Ukraine by Dimitri Salimonov Return to life: $30 billion and millions of hectares that must feed the world again. Why investments in demining are not expenses but a key element of Ukraine’s recovery and global food security. Before the full-scale invasion, Ukraine fed 400 million people worldwide and supplied agricultural products…
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7/3/2025 — Parliament preparing bill to govern postwar Ukrainian elections
From: New Voice of Ukraine by Demian Shevko Ukrainian lawmakers are drafting special legislation to govern the country’s first national elections after the war ends, Parliament Speaker Ruslan Stefanchuk said on June 28. “We’re working on this bill because we’ll need a new law specifically regulating what we call postwar elections,” Stefanchuk said during a national…
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7/3/2025 — Prosecuting Putin will take years, but it’s possible—Wayne Jordash explains how
From: New Voice of Ukraine by Demian Shevko As Russia’s full-scale invasion grinds into its fourth year, Ukraine’s push for justice is quietly gathering force—behind the front lines, in courtrooms and forensic labs, and within the country’s rapidly evolving legal system. Few understand that transformation better than Wayne Jordash KC, one of the world’s leading human…
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7/3/2025 — Last night, the Ruzzians attacked our city Odesa again…
From: Caleb Suko — Last night, the Ruzzians attacked our city Odesa again.Again, they struck an apartment building full of civilians.Again, innocent people suffered. And while the missile debris was still smoldering, headlines rolled out: “Pentagon halting some promised munitions for Ukraine.” Let that sink in. Russia is increasing its terror.And the US is decreasing…
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7/3/2025 — The Arsenal Embargo: America’s Aid Freeze Emboldens Moscow as Ukraine Fights On
From: Transform Ukraine By Douglas Landro / July 3, 2025 As Washington halts critical weapons deliveries, Russia welcomes the news while Ukrainian forces advance in Sumy Oblast and repel claims of breakthrough into Dnipropetrovsk. North Korea prepares to triple its military support for Moscow. Summary of the Day – July 2, 2025 The most consequential decision affecting Ukraine’s…
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7/2/2025 — Did the U.S. Constitution Begin in Ukraine?
From: Joe Lindsley — It sounds wild. But follow this fascinating thread: from the Ukrainian hetman-in-exile in Sweden… to Voltaire… to Montesquieu… to Philadelphia 1787. Here is the story of Phillip Orlyk… For several info panels: LINK
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7/2/2025 — Ukraine’s Fight for Religious Liberty
From: Nationalinterest.org By: Melinda Haring Russia’s onslaught on Ukraine has a definite and unavoidable sectarian dimension. Editor’s Note: This article is part of the symposium “Human Rights in the Trump Era.” The full symposium can be found here. As a Christian praise band, clad in double-breasted blue blazers with gold buttons, swayed and sang exuberantly, it almost…
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7/2/2025 — ‘Mariupol is diseased’: Residents deny Russian claims occupied city returning to normal
By Yogita Limaye from BBC News, Kyiv “What they’re showing on Russian TV are fairy tales for fools. Most of Mariupol still lies in ruins,” says John, a Ukrainian living in Russian-occupied Mariupol. We’ve changed his name as he fears reprisal from Russian authorities. “They are repairing the facades of the buildings on the main…
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