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TOPSHOT - Fireworks light up the sky as spectators react during the "Long Live the Workers' Party of Korea" performance to celebrate the 80th founding anniversary of the Workers' Party of Korea at the May Day Stadium in Pyongyang on October 9, 2025. (Photo by KIM Won Jin / AFP) (Photo by KIM WON JIN/AFP via Getty Images)

North Korea celebrated its soldiers who fought with Russia in Ukraine

By Radio Free Asia

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The UK’s ban on disposable vapes is boosting Ukraine’s frontline troops

Amos Chapple, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty

Residential buildings stand destroyed by a Russian strike on September 28, 2025 in Kyiv, Ukraine. On the night of September 28, Russia launched a massive strike on Kyiv. The attack resulted in at least four deaths, at least fourteen injured and hospitalized. Residential and non-residential buildings were damaged in various districts of the capital. (Photo by Ihor Kuznietsov/Global Images Ukraine via Getty Images)

An experimental technology is grinding Ukraine’s war rubble into recycled concrete

Amos Chapple Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty

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Why Ukraine and Russia still need infantry (and us, too)

Wounded Ukrainian soldiers with bionic arms want to return to the front lines

By Blake Stilwell

Ukrainian border guards check their UAVs not the "Dildo of Consequences"

Ukraine’s new, drone-delivered weapon is basically a phallic claymore

Artists Anya and Slava at work, PORCELAIN WAR © Picturehouse 2024

‘Porcelain War’ Trailer: A veteran’s glimpse into resilience and art amid conflict

By Tessa Robinson

NATO membership closer for Ukraine with the help of this rifle

NATO membership closer for Ukraine with the help of this rifle

By Miguel Ortiz, Tessa Robinson

A red missile is being launched from a ground-based launcher in a desert landscape. The missile is ascending at an angle, leaving a thick white smoke trail behind. The background features distant mountains under a clear sky.

NATO is buying 1,000 Patriot missiles for $5.5B

By Miguel Ortiz

Russian SU-34s fly in formation with flares

Ukraine claims stunning hat trick – three kills of Su-34s

A large ship is making a tight circular turn in deep blue-green water, creating a distinct spiral pattern of white and turquoise waves around it. The aerial view shows the ship's deck and the swirling water trail clearly.

Why Ukraine’s new mine hunters might not join war

A large military self-propelled artillery vehicle with a long barrel and six wheels is positioned on grass. It is painted in camouflage green and has the markings "EB SLASH" on the front. Surrounding the vehicle are seven soldiers in green camouflage uniforms, holding rifles. In the background, there are trees and additional military vehicles.

The awesome Archer artillery system Ukraine is finally using

A damaged drone wing labeled "Shahed 136" lies on the ground next to a small engine with a sign reading "MD 550." In the background, several other damaged mechanical parts are displayed on a raised platform with labels. The scene is outdoors with grass and a metal fence.

How Russia is using Ukraine’s cell network against it

Soldiers in camouflage uniforms and helmets are climbing a metal ramp, carrying rifles and wearing parachutes, preparing for a jump or training exercise on a concrete surface.

Russian airborne has a new division, kind of

a ukranian soldier fires weapons

Ukraine slowly tipping artillery battle

A man in camouflage clothing and a dark beanie is holding a large artillery shell inside a worn, dimly lit room with cracked, patterned wallpaper. The room appears abandoned, with debris on the floor and another room visible through a doorway in the background. Several similar artillery shells are stacked on the floor to the right.

Don’t call it a stalemate: Ukraine making strategic gains

A group of men in military camouflage uniforms are indoors, with one man in the center holding a black firearm and shaking hands with an older man in a dark suit. A Ukrainian flag is visible on the wall behind them. The setting appears to be a room with beige walls and a patterned ceiling.

Why Kyiv has a street named after John McCain

By Miguel Ortiz

Ukraine shows how to do more damage with less drones

Damage from a Russian shelling at a Ukraine kindergarten

Ukraine building schools as hardened bunkers

Russian military equipment covered in snow.

‘Meatgrinder’ Report details how Russia is protecting its limited tanks