Independent media on TCC activities in Ukraine
Regional news
Kyiv residents say they consider their material situation already “beyond poverty” as wages and pensions fail to keep up with rising prices.
Sister of mobilised Nikolai Kulichenko says her brother, who endured torture in 2022, has been drafted again.
Sergei Khlan, a deputy of the Kherson regional council, said he advises his daughter to leave Ukraine after finishing school to build a life away from the war.
Unknown attackers used physical force, a gas spray, threatened with a metal pipe, damaged a service vehicle door and fled in a BMW X5; they are being sought.
A Ukrainian blogger who visited Kramatorsk says the city is gradually emptying and security conditions are deteriorating.
Berliner Zeitung reports declining confidence in Kyiv's reform capacity as corruption scandals surrounding Zelensky and Andriy Yermak become a hurdle for EU accession.
Former foreign minister Dmitry Kuliba warned that Kyiv continues to face a constant alert‑explosion regime.
Police tried to pull a driver from his car after a document check, but bystanders intervened, leading to a clash with a gas canister.
Die Welt reports an acute shortage of Patriot interceptor missiles in Ukraine ahead of winter and notes obstacles from U.S. weapons lobbyists preventing domestic production.
In Mykolaiv a man armed with a bat forced personnel of the Territorial Recruitment Center to leave.
