No Filter: Ukraine

Ukraine faced another large Russian drone attack, with strikes on Kyiv and several other regions. We also cover the latest frontline fighting, Ukraine’s defense budget gap, new tax plans for international parcels, international talks, crime news, and a new Ukrainian gold medal in chess.

A major Russian missile and drone attack hits Kyiv, Odesa and Kharkiv region, while Ukraine reports intense fighting near Pokrovsk and Kostiantynivka. President Zelenskyy announces a new package of Patriot interceptor missiles, the EU approves nearly €3 billion for Ukraine, and the National Bank introduces new transparency rules for banks. We also cover a major anti-corruption case, possible chang...

A major Russian drone attack hits Kyiv, leaving people dead and injured and damaging civilian infrastructure. Ukraine also reports intense frontline fighting, new strikes in several regions, and efforts to stop Russian advances near Dobropillia. In the economy, officials warn that GDP growth could slow to around 0.5%, while agricultural production shows stronger results. NABU and SAP announce new...

Ukraine faces another large Russian missile and drone attack, Zelenskyy meets Donald Trump in New York, France promises more air defence support, and the EU extends sanctions linked to Russia’s war. Plus business, justice, education, culture and weather updates from September 22.

Ukraine faced another major Russian drone attack as fighting stayed intense across the front. We also cover Zelenskyy’s talks with Donald Trump, new Naftogaz energy agreements, a major financial crime investigation, changes for hospitals during air alerts, and positive news from Ukrainian sport.

Russia launched 138 drones at Ukraine as fighting intensified across the east. Ukraine reported new strikes on Russian military and energy targets, while major developments included an Energoatom leadership change, a new fuel-storage deal with Hungary, a large financial-crime case, and fresh international support.

Ukraine faces another large Russian drone and missile attack, Zelenskyy appoints an acting Prosecutor General, the National Bank raises its key rate, and parliament moves on law-enforcement oversight. Plus: new anti-fraud laws, education reforms, international support, and a positive story from Antarctica.

Ukraine faced new Russian drone attacks and intense fighting, while the government presented its 2027 budget. We also cover anti-corruption developments, new fraud laws, Ukrainian culture, education, EU defense plans, and the recovery of nature near the former Kakhovka reservoir.

In this episode of No Filter Ukraine, we cover the biggest stories from September 15, 2026: Russia’s large drone attack, Ukrainian advances near Lyman, the dismissal of Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko, the draft 2027 state budget, anti-corruption cases, and key international developments.

Ukraine faced a new wave of drone and missile attacks, while intense fighting continued across the front. A political conflict around Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko and NABU became one of the biggest domestic stories of the day. We also cover Ukraine’s economy, justice, education, Eurovision 2027, international support, weather updates and a new Ukrainian mountain record.

Ukraine faced another large-scale drone attack, with strikes damaging energy and transport infrastructure across several regions. We also cover intense frontline fighting, new sanctions from President Zelenskyy, a major counterfeit medicine case, record Rosh Hashanah celebrations in Uman, Poland’s support for Ukraine’s EU talks, and a new success for Ukrainian volleyball.

In this episode of No Filter Ukraine, we cover the major news from September 10. Russia launched a new wave of drone attacks across Ukraine, while heavy fighting continued near Pokrovsk, Kupiansk and other frontline areas. Ukraine also reported new long-range strikes, signed a 100-year partnership declaration with Canada, moved forward with 5G testing in Odesa, introduced new antibiotic standards...

Ukraine faced another large Russian missile and drone attack as fighting intensified across the frontline. We also cover new Ukrainian strikes inside Russia, inflation and GDP data, changes in the Prosecutor General’s Office, PISA education results, Hasidic pilgrims arriving in Uman, new US diplomatic efforts, NATO support, and Ukrainian success at the World Illustration Awards.

A major Russian air attack hits Kyiv and other regions, Ukraine reports new strikes on Russian military targets, and fresh Patriot support is announced by European partners. We also cover the resignation of Ukraine’s Prosecutor General, new anti-corruption cases, education results, the reopening of Okhmatdyt hospital, and Marta Kostyuk’s historic rise into the WTA Top 10.

Ukraine reported intense fighting and another major drone attack, while Kyiv announced a shorter curfew. The government moved to control spending, Kyivstar completed its 3G shutdown, and Ukraine prepared new air defense requests for allies. Diplomacy also moved forward as the US discussed possible new trilateral talks.

Ukraine faces another intense day of attacks and frontline fighting, while Kyiv introduces a new air alert system and anti-corruption investigators examine a major case involving a senior prosecutor. We also look at new education grants, Ukraine’s talks with US and European representatives, transport costs in Kyiv, and a rare archaeological discovery in Poltava region.

In this episode of No Filter Ukraine, we cover the main events from September 3, 2026. Ukraine faces new Russian attacks, intense fighting continues on the frontline, and Kyiv reports new security measures. We also discuss government changes, Ukraine’s economy, drone production, international support, and the latest social and weather updates. Stay informed with a clear daily summary of Ukraine’s...

Ukraine faced another large Russian aerial attack as Odesa, Kyiv and other regions reported damage and injuries. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced changes to the air alert system and appointed a new Ground Forces commander. We also cover Ukraine’s electricity exports, teacher salary funding, an investigation involving Ukrainian security agencies, new talks with the United States about Patrio...

In this episode of No Filter Ukraine, we cover the main events from September 1, 2026. Ukraine faced one of the largest Russian drone and missile attacks in recent months, with strikes reported in Kyiv, Dnipro and other regions. We also discuss Zelenskyy’s criticism of parliament, new measures against fraud networks, international support for Ukrainian air defense, the start of the new school year...

Ukraine faced another large overnight drone attack as fighting remained intense across the front. President Volodymyr Zelensky changed the acting head of the State Border Guard Service and called for faster government results. An IMF mission began talks in Kyiv, new salary data was released, and Ukraine continued diplomatic contacts with Donald Trump’s team. Also in this episode: corruption invest...

Ukraine faced another large Russian drone attack as heavy fighting continued near Pokrovsk and Kostiantynivka. Kyiv reported casualties and damage, while President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called for stronger drone defense. We also cover new reports about possible Trump-Zelenskyy-Putin talks, tensions with Turkey over Black Sea shipping, currency interventions by the National Bank, crime investigations...

Ukraine faced another major Russian air attack, with hundreds of drones and missiles launched across the country. The frontline saw more than 200 combat clashes, while Ukrainian intelligence warned that Russia may prepare to mobilise around 600,000 more people. We also cover new corruption cases, Ukraine’s possible new mobile operator, international support, sports successes and other key stories...

In this episode of No Filter Ukraine: heavy fighting continues near Pokrovsk and Kostiantynivka, Russia launches another large drone attack, and civilians are killed in Chernihiv and Dnipropetrovsk regions. Ukraine reports new long-range attacks on targets inside Russia, while Kyiv may receive more SAMP/T air-defense systems. We also cover a major corruption case, food prices, university schedule...

Ukraine faced another large overnight drone and missile attack, while heavy fighting continued near Pokrovsk and Kostiantynivka. Ukrainian forces reported progress near Dvorichna, and President Zelenskyy spoke about new Patriot missiles. We also cover major corruption investigations, new energy projects, Ukraine’s Oscar race, and the latest international diplomatic developments.

Ukraine marked its 35th Independence Day as Russia launched another large missile and drone attack, with Odesa region among the main targets. Heavy fighting continued near Pokrovsk and Kostiantynivka, while President Volodymyr Zelensky called for more Ukrainian-made weapons. Kyiv also hosted a Coalition of the Willing meeting, with partners announcing new military, air defense and energy support.