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RUSSIA'S LOSSES
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ALL NEWS
‘We Have Something to Say’: Lavrov Says Russia Is Ready to Resume Ukraine Talks Lavrov
‘We Have Something to Say’: Lavrov Says Russia Is Ready to Resume Ukraine Talks
By Alisa Orlova
2h ago
EXPLAINED: Energy Truce in Ukraine – Third Time’s the Charm? Ceasefire
EXPLAINED: Energy Truce in Ukraine – Third Time’s the Charm?
By Leo Chiu
2h ago
Ukraine Launches ‘Vivaldi’ Counteroffensive in Donetsk as Russian Forces Face Setbacks Near Lyman Russian Armed Forces
Ukraine Launches ‘Vivaldi’ Counteroffensive in Donetsk as Russian Forces Face Setbacks Near Lyman
By Julia Struck-Feshchenko
2h ago
WWII Podcast to Which Putin Should Have Listened Putin
OPINION: WWII Podcast to Which Putin Should Have Listened
By Thaddeus Jude
1h ago
All News
‘You’re Simply Forced to Sit Within These Four Walls’: Kyiv Residents Living Under Constant Drone Attacks
‘You’re Simply Forced to Sit Within These Four Walls’: Kyiv Residents Living Under Constant Drone Attacks Drones
Since Aug. 27, near-continuous Russian drone attacks have disrupted daily life in Kyiv, forcing residents to adapt to sleepless nights, crowded shelters, disrupted schools and a city that rarely returns to normal.
By Alisa Orlova
23m ago
Russian Armed Forces
Ukraine Launches ‘Vivaldi’ Counteroffensive in Donetsk as Russian Forces Face Setbacks Near Lyman
By Julia Struck-Feshchenko
2h ago
Putin
OPINION: WWII Podcast to Which Putin Should Have Listened
By Thaddeus Jude
1h ago
Ukraine Launches ‘Vivaldi’ Counteroffensive in Donetsk as Russian Forces Face Setbacks Near Lyman Russian Armed Forces
Ukraine Launches ‘Vivaldi’ Counteroffensive in Donetsk as Russian Forces Face Setbacks Near Lyman
By Julia Struck-Feshchenko
2h ago
WWII Podcast to Which Putin Should Have Listened Putin
OPINION: WWII Podcast to Which Putin Should Have Listened
By Thaddeus Jude
1h ago
Independent Ukraine at 35
35 Years of Independent Ukrainian Media. Part V – Dmytro Koshovyi on Business Journalism and Finance EXCLUSIVE Business
35 Years of Independent Ukrainian Media. Part V – Dmytro Koshovyi on Business Journalism and Finance
Oksana Sokolova, Dmytro Koshovyi, Anna Babinets and Serhii Nikitenko tell the story of journalism in independent Ukraine – in this part, about specialized journalism.
By Sergii Kostezh
Aug. 31, 2026
35 Years of Independent Ukrainian Media. Part II – Journalist and News Show Host Oksana Sokolova on Ukrainian Television EXCLUSIVE
35 Years of Independent Ukrainian Media. Part II – Journalist and News Show Host Oksana Sokolova on Ukrainian Television
Oksana Sokolova, Dmytro Koshovyi, Anna Babinets and Serhii Nikitenko tell the story of journalism in independent Ukraine – emergence, change and fresh challenges.
By Sergii Kostezh
Aug. 28, 2026
EXPLAINER: Ukraine’s Free Media at 35 – What You Need to Know Journalism
EXPLAINER: Ukraine’s Free Media at 35 – What You Need to Know
A curtain-raiser announcement from Kyiv Post’s Chief Editor.
By Bohdan Nahaylo
Aug. 26, 2026
35 on 35 – Independent Ukraine Through the Eyes of a Ukrainian Woman
35 on 35 – Independent Ukraine Through the Eyes of a Ukrainian Woman
As Ukraine began forging its own independent path, so to did its people – though the ripples of major events might not always affect everyone in the same way.
By Leo Chiu
Aug. 26, 2026
Latest
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov Claims US at Fault for Kremlin Peace Failure Russia
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov Claims US at Fault for Kremlin Peace Failure
Russia’s foreign minister blamed US and Europe for prolonging the war while saying Moscow would not halt its attacks during any renewed negotiations.
By Kyiv Post
4m ago
Ukraine’s Parliament Dismisses Prosecutor General
Ukraine
Ukraine’s Parliament Dismisses Prosecutor General
By Kyiv Post
14m ago
Russia Says Space ‘Must Be Free From Any Weapon’
US
Russia Says Space ‘Must Be Free From Any Weapon’
By AFP
54m ago
US
Russia Says Space ‘Must Be Free From Any Weapon’
By AFP
54m ago
Ceasefire
Kremlin Calls Trump’s Energy Truce ‘Good Idea’
By Kyiv Post
56m ago
Poland
Drone Attacks in the Ukrainian-Polish Border Region
By Eurotopics
1h ago
Belarus
White House Tells Banks to Unsanction Belarus, Trump’s Envoy Says
By Kyiv Post
1h ago
Russia
Russian Casualties in 2026 Top 300,000, Ukraine Says
Three summer months accounted for 124,170 of the personnel losses, with July recording the highest number.
By Kyiv Post
1h ago
Germany
54% of Eastern Germans Say Weapons for Ukraine Are Excessive, Poll Finds
Some 54% of respondents in eastern Germany said arms supplies to Ukraine were excessive, compared with 39% in western Germany.
By Kyiv Post
2h ago
ECONOMY
Zelensky Seeks Reciprocity as US Urges Halt to Strikes on Russian Energy Ukraine
Zelensky Seeks Reciprocity as US Urges Halt to Strikes on Russian Energy
By Kyiv Post
10h ago
Sense Bank Confirms Investigative Actions Following Corruption Probe Ukraine
Sense Bank Confirms Investigative Actions Following Corruption Probe
By Kyiv Post
Aug. 19, 2026
Economy
World Bank to Send Ukraine $841 Million Under Canadian Guarantee
The World Bank will send Ukraine $841 million under a Canadian government guarantee to cover pension payments, part of the $54.3 billion PEACE in Ukraine budget support project.
By Olena Hrazhdan
18h ago
EXCLUSIVE
OPINIONS
Battle for Belarus By Diane Francis Battle for Belarus
Ukraine Has Leverage Over Trump Now By Timothy Ash Ukraine Has Leverage Over Trump Now
Why ‘Sanctioning Russia Act’ Is Putin’s Biggest Nightmare By David Root Why ‘Sanctioning Russia Act’ Is Putin’s Biggest Nightmare
So You Want to Be a MilTech Millionaire? By Taras Shevchenko So You Want to Be a MilTech Millionaire?
Keeping the Bridges Open By Andriy Kurkov Keeping the Bridges Open
VIDEO
Ex-CIA Chief: Inside Putin’s Mafia State US
Ex-CIA Chief: Inside Putin’s Mafia State
Ex-CIA station chief Sean Wiswesser says Russian spy agencies aren’t elite masterminds – they’re corrupt, sloppy, and dangerous because no one holds them accountable.
By Jason Jay Smart
19h ago
Discount Terror: How Putin Gutted Russia’s Premier S-400 Systems War in Ukraine
Discount Terror: How Putin Gutted Russia’s Premier S-400 Systems
By Chuck Pfarrer
Sept. 11, 2026
Ex-CIA Chief: NATO Is Weak and the Baltics Are Next War in Ukraine
Ex-CIA Chief: NATO Is Weak and the Baltics Are Next
By Jason Jay Smart
Sept. 9, 2026
Vikings Star Katheryn Winnick Ran to a Shelter in Kyiv: ‘No Right to Be Tired’ Culture
Vikings Star Katheryn Winnick Ran to a Shelter in Kyiv: ‘No Right to Be Tired’
By Kyiv Post
Aug. 28, 2026
Taken Hostage by Pro-Russian ‘DNR’ Forces War in Ukraine
Taken Hostage by Pro-Russian ‘DNR’ Forces
By Jason Jay Smart
Aug. 27, 2026
Fact-Check
Fact-Checking Putin: Is Russia Exporting More Crude by Choice or Out of Options?
Russia
Fact-Checking Putin: Is Russia Exporting More Crude by Choice or Out of Options?
By Sevinj Osmanqizi
Sept. 4, 2026
FACT-CHECK: How Credible Was Zelensky’s Ex-Spokesperson in Tucker Carlson Interview?
Zelensky
FACT-CHECK: How Credible Was Zelensky’s Ex-Spokesperson in Tucker Carlson Interview?
By Kyiv Post
Updated: May 15, 2026
FACT-CHECK: Was US Vice President Vance Honest About Ukraine During His Hungary Visit?
Hungary
FACT-CHECK: Was US Vice President Vance Honest About Ukraine During His Hungary Visit?
By Kyiv Post
April 10, 2026
Did Trump Really Get Putin to Stop Bombarding Ukraine for a Week?
War in Ukraine
Did Trump Really Get Putin to Stop Bombarding Ukraine for a Week?
By Stefan Korshak
Feb. 4, 2026
CULTURE
Amid Air Raid Sirens and Shelter Shows, Ukrainian Fashion Week ‘Unbreakable’ War in Ukraine
Amid Air Raid Sirens and Shelter Shows, Ukrainian Fashion Week ‘Unbreakable’
Despite daytime strikes that sent designers and guests into bomb shelters, Ukrainian Fashion Week's SS27 season went on, closing with a Grand Prix win.
By Jeremy Dirac
1d ago
Kryvolap: His Journey, Ukraine’s Colors, Freedom, War, and Art EXCLUSIVE Culture
Kryvolap: His Journey, Ukraine’s Colors, Freedom, War, and Art
By Myroslava Makarevych
Sept. 11, 2026
Where Civilians Are Hunted, Theater Endures: Kherson to Host International Festival Art
Where Civilians Are Hunted, Theater Endures: Kherson to Host International Festival
By Myroslava Makarevych
Sept. 6, 2026
Where Civilians Are Hunted, Theater Endures: Kherson to Host International Festival Art
Where Civilians Are Hunted, Theater Endures: Kherson to Host International Festival
Despite relentless Russian attacks, a damaged theater and growing calls for civilians to leave Kherson, the Melpomena Tavrii International Theatre Festival will return to the city.
By Myroslava Makarevych
Sept. 6, 2026
The Skeleton Putin Needs Putin
OPINION: The Skeleton Putin Needs
By Mikhail Zygar
Sept. 5, 2026
WORLD
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov Claims US at Fault for Kremlin Peace Failure Russia
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov Claims US at Fault for Kremlin Peace Failure
By Kyiv Post
4m ago
Russia Says Space ‘Must Be Free From Any Weapon’ US
Russia Says Space ‘Must Be Free From Any Weapon’
By AFP
54m ago
Kremlin Calls Trump’s Energy Truce ‘Good Idea’ Ceasefire
Kremlin Calls Trump’s Energy Truce ‘Good Idea’
By Kyiv Post
56m ago
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov Claims US at Fault for Kremlin Peace Failure Russia
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov Claims US at Fault for Kremlin Peace Failure
Russia’s foreign minister blamed US and Europe for prolonging the war while saying Moscow would not halt its attacks during any renewed negotiations.
By Kyiv Post
4m ago
Belarus
White House Tells Banks to Unsanction Belarus, Trump’s Envoy Says
By Kyiv Post
1h ago
Germany
54% of Eastern Germans Say Weapons for Ukraine Are Excessive, Poll Finds
By Kyiv Post
2h ago
Poland
Drone Attacks in the Ukrainian-Polish Border Region
A passenger train travelling from Kyiv to Warsaw was hit by a Russian drone in Ukraine on Sunday. It was not far from the Polish border.
By Eurotopics
1h ago
Belarus
White House Tells Banks to Unsanction Belarus, Trump’s Envoy Says
Minsk has been under decades of Western sanctions for human rights violations and later for aiding Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
By Kyiv Post
1h ago
Germany
54% of Eastern Germans Say Weapons for Ukraine Are Excessive, Poll Finds
Some 54% of respondents in eastern Germany said arms supplies to Ukraine were excessive, compared with 39% in western Germany.
By Kyiv Post
2h ago
CORRUPTION WATCH
EXPLAINED: Zelensky’s Headaches Increase as Prosecutor General Flees Ukraine
EXPLAINED: Zelensky’s Headaches Increase as Prosecutor General Flees Ukraine
Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko appears to be on the lam. But he attacked anti-corruption officials before his departure.
By Sergii Kostezh
4h ago
Ukraine’s Prosecutor General Leaves Country Amid Anti-Corruption Showdown
By Alisa Orlova
1d ago
Ukraine’s Prosecutor General Kravchenko Resigns Over Corruption Accusations
By Kyiv Post
Sept. 8, 2026
OPINION: Corruption Perceptions Index Is Flawed: How to Actually Measure Corruption in Ukraine
By Dmytro Anufriev, Pavlo Kaplia
Sept. 7, 2026
Ukrainian Media Over 35 Years of Independence. Part IV. Anna Babinets on Investigations and the Secrets of Ukrainian Officials
By Sergii Kostezh
Aug. 30, 2026
Sanctions Busting
Swedish Court Seizes Russian-Linked Vessel Over Suspected Theft of Ukrainian Grain Sweden
Swedish Court Seizes Russian-Linked Vessel Over Suspected Theft of Ukrainian Grain
By Kyiv Post
June 4, 2026
Germany Uncovers Sanctions-Evasion Scheme Supplying Russia Germany
Germany Uncovers Sanctions-Evasion Scheme Supplying Russia
By Kyiv Post
May 18, 2026
2 Russian Security Personnel Were on Board France-Seized Tanker: Sources Russia
2 Russian Security Personnel Were on Board France-Seized Tanker: Sources
By AFP
Feb. 23, 2026
US Intercepts Sanctioned Tanker Linked to Russia’s Shadow Fleet Sanctions
US Intercepts Sanctioned Tanker Linked to Russia’s Shadow Fleet
By Yuliia Zavadska
Feb. 9, 2026
SPOTLIGHT
The sale of Gulliver as a litmus test: what this case will mean for the investment climate in Ukraine
The sale of Gulliver as a litmus test: what this case will mean for the investment climate in Ukraine
The sale of Gulliver is a unique precedent. It is also a case study in the effective operation of state-owned banks and a story of investment attractiveness
By Press service of Oschadbank
Aug. 27, 2026
Why LinkedIn Automation Is Becoming a Valuable Growth Tool for Companies Connected to Kyiv
Why LinkedIn Automation Is Becoming a Valuable Growth Tool for Companies Connected to Kyiv
LinkedIn automation can help Kyiv-connected companies organize outreach, expand networks and build stronger international business relationships.
By James Carter
Aug. 24, 2026
Vivat Loses 35,500 Books to Russian Strike, Damage Tops $370,000 EXCLUSIVE Economy
Vivat Loses 35,500 Books to Russian Strike, Damage Tops $370,000
Vivat says a Russian strike on its Kyiv region warehouse destroyed more than 35,500 books worth over $372,800, with the publisher also tallying losses from strikes on its distribution partners.
By Olena Hrazhdan
Sept. 1, 2026
GSJJ Launches Custom Pins for Nonprofits
GSJJ Launches Custom Pins for Nonprofits
Tailor-made, cost-effective badge solutions that help global non-profit organizations boost donor engagement and maximize the impact of their marketing budgets.
By Leah Zhang
Aug. 14, 2026