A New York networking company sold radios that let signals travel 100 kilometers. Ukrainian civilians say Russian drone crews used them to hunt people in Kherson, and they are asking a Manhattan jury to hold the company responsible. Ukrainian civilians and relatives of people killed by Russian drones sued Ubiquiti Inc. in the US District...

A viral video of a drone attacking a vegetable seller at Kherson farmers' market has brought Russia's deliberate targeting of civilians, which Byline first revealed two years ago, to global attention, reports Zarina Zabrisky

Russia has destroyed 221 of the city's sports venues. Its boxers, rowers, and chess players train in the basements beneath them—and still come home with medals.

Four months after Euromaidan Press first reported the siege, the UN, Human Rights Watch, ISW, and the OSCE have all confirmed it. An exiled official says 100 bodies lie unburied in the town's hospital basement.

Pastor Mark Burns pledges to raise Kherson's drone siege with Congress and the president after learning of it for the first time.

As negotiations open on Ukraine's accession to the EU, Zarina Zabrisky reports on a key human rights challenge which must be addressed by the Ukrainian Government

The IAEA meanwhile warned that military activity has been documented near every one of Ukraine's nuclear sites, calling the situation unacceptable.

Meanwhile, the Pentagon announced it is cutting US combat brigades in Europe from four to three, with a Poland deployment temporarily delayed.

Thirty-seven countries have agreed to move forward with a special tribunal to prosecute the leadership decision behind Russia's war against Ukraine — a step officials called a "point of no return."

No tanks, no navy: Russia's 9 May parade exposes the toll Ukraine has taken on its military.

Guided bombs kill 12 in Zaporizhzhia as Russia promotes a ceasefire it won't observe.

Zarina Zabrisky speaks to Ukrainians about the horrors of an underreported genocide taking place right now in the Russian-occupied part of the Kherson region

Ahead of Easter, 182 Ukrainians come home from the Russian captivity.

Russia is racing to field 165,000 drone troops by year's end, Ukraine's commander-in-chief said, as Ukrainian forces struck the Krymskaya oil station, destroyed a ninth Tor-M1 in nine days, and Zelenskyy accused Washington of ignoring proof that Moscow passed US base coordinates to Iran.

An RFI investigation places more than 200 Ukrainian military specialists at three Libyan sites with Mediterranean access, on the same day Cairo pledged to stop buying Russian-supplied grain from occupied Ukrainian territory and purchase Ukrainian wheat instead.

From Baltic ports to Yaroslavl fuel hubs: Ukraine's drone and missile campaign is rewriting the rules of economic warfare.

Drones, icebreakers, and interceptors: Ukraine's precision campaign reshapes the war's economic front.

In occupied Oleshky, mined roads trap civilians while Russian drone trainees use food queues as practice targets. Residents call it "safari."

Ukraine is deploying 201 drone specialists to the Gulf, opening terabytes of battlefield data to allied AI trainers, and launching its first AI war lab — while drone battalions hold three Russian armies west of Pokrovsk and counterattacks in Dnipropetrovsk burn through Russia's operational reserves.

Zelenskyy says the supply chains are known — and dismantling them is the only way to reduce attacks when air defenses can't cover everything.