No Filter: Ukraine

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 most important news.

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 Patriot missile production, German air defence support, and the 30th anniversary of the hryvnia.

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, and the latest weather updates across Ukraine.

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 investigations, education updates, rare wildcats in Bukovyna, changing September weather, and a basketball win for Ukraine.

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 in Odesa region, and Liudmyla Luzan’s gold medal at the World Championships.

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 from August 27.

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 changes, YouTube Premium Lite in Ukraine, and Terence Crawford’s visit.

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.

In this episode of No Filter Ukraine, we cover the biggest stories from across Ukraine: a new wave of Russian drone attacks, strikes on Kharkiv and Ukrainian railways, possible major changes to mobilization rules, President Zelensky’s comments on elections and military leadership, new financial and defense support from Norway and Finland, fresh anti-corruption developments, and a strong international presence in Kyiv. We also look at business, society, technology, and end with a Ukrainian victory in athletics.

In this episode of No Filter Ukraine: a major Russian attack on Kyiv leaves 17 people dead, fighting remains intense near Pokrovsk and Kostiantynivka, and President Zelenskyy presents a new defence minister. We also cover new sanctions, corruption cases, Ukraine’s economy, health screening, EU protection rules, and a major new release for S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2.

Ukraine reports 239 combat clashes as heavy fighting continues near Pokrovsk and Kostiantynivka. More than 100 Ukrainian defenders return home in a prisoner exchange, while Kyiv sees major government appointments and a large anti-corruption investigation involving Sense Bank. We also cover new social decisions, education plans, international support, extreme heat and Ukrainian sports victories.

Ukraine’s top stories for August 18: a deadly Russian strike on Pechenihy, new nominations for defence and foreign ministers, Mykhailo Fedorov’s call for a legal path to elections during wartime, abuse allegations against recruitment officers in Odesa, changes in education, new support from Europe, and the return of six Ukrainian children from occupied territory.

Ukraine reports more than 230 frontline clashes, a large Russian drone attack and new operations in occupied Crimea. The government presents a new programme, major corruption cases move forward, and the EU prepares a wider sanctions list against Russia. We also cover business, culture, health, weather and Elina Svitolina’s dramatic comeback.

Russia launches another large missile and drone attack on Ukraine, hitting Kyiv, Kryvyi Rih and other cities. Fighting intensifies near Pokrovsk, while Ukraine continues strikes on Russian military and logistics targets. In Kyiv, protesters demand more transparency from the government. We also cover the hryvnia, new school rules, a mammoth tooth discovered in Lviv region, international developments, weather, and major Ukrainian victories in athletics and rhythmic gymnastics.

Russia launches a major drone attack across Ukraine and strikes two passenger trains in Odesa region. We cover the latest frontline battles, new questions around Ukrposhta cash operations, the Stefanishyna investigation, possible Patriot missile support from Poland, and Ukrainian cultural projects in Kyiv and London. Plus, a positive story from the Bouquet Kyiv Stage festival.

Ukraine reports the liberation of 26 villages as fighting remains intense near Pokrovsk and Kostiantynivka. Kyiv also carries out a major operation against Russia’s Novorossiysk naval base and sends new proposals to the United States on ending the war. Plus: grain exports slow, the Economic Security Bureau changes its leadership, possible new rules for university entrance tests, international support for Ukraine, and the latest weather updates.

In this episode of No Filter Ukraine: deadly Russian attacks hit Zaporizhzhia, Kyiv and Dnipropetrovsk region, while fighting intensifies near Kostiantynivka and Pokrovsk. We also cover major changes inside the SBU, investigations involving recruitment centers, Ukraine’s new reusable interceptor drone, growing defense cooperation with Denmark, German emergency aid, and a Ukrainian veteran’s inspiring return to competitive sport.

Ukraine faced another intense day of fighting, with more than 250 combat clashes reported across the front. Russia launched new missile, drone and guided-bomb attacks, while Ukrainian forces struck military and energy-related targets deep inside Russia and occupied Crimea. In this episode of No Filter Ukraine, we also cover new political polling, inflation and grain exports, corruption investigations, Ukrainian defense technology, education losses caused by Russian attacks, and new international sanctions and diplomatic tensions linked to Ukraine

Russia launched another large attack on Ukraine, hitting Odesa and Kharkiv and injuring dozens of people. Ukraine also reported a strike on a Russian S-400 system, while President Zelenskyy prepared new diplomatic talks. Plus: demonstrations in Poland supporting Ukrainians, environmental changes at the former Kakhovka Reservoir, and the latest social and weather news.

In this episode of No Filter Ukraine, we cover the biggest news from August 6, 2026: a large Russian drone and missile attack, political debate around Mykhailo Fedorov, new sanctions plans, corruption cases, teacher salary increases, university admissions, EU and NATO support, and Ukraine’s latest sports success.

In this episode of No Filter Ukraine, we cover the biggest Ukrainian news for August 5. Russia launched a large missile and drone attack on Kyiv and other regions, killing civilians and damaging warehouses, businesses, hospitals and cultural sites. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned that Ukraine is receiving fewer air defence missiles, while European partners announced new financial support.

In this episode of No Filter Ukraine, we cover the main Ukrainian news for August 4. Russian guided bombs kill three people in Sumy and injure at least twenty-two in Kramatorsk. Ukraine responds with counterattacks in the Kharkiv region, while Germany confirms the use of the advanced RCH 155 artillery system. We also examine Rustem Umerov’s priorities as Ukraine’s new foreign intelligence chief, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s review of Security Service personnel and the growing economic threat from the blockade of Black Sea ports. Other stories include an explosion at a military training ground, stronger grain checks in Turkey, the delayed electronic excise system, record university applications, new US sanctions and extreme heat across Ukraine.

Ukraine faces a massive overnight drone attack, with deaths, injuries and damage reported across several regions. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announces major changes in the country’s security leadership, while Ukraine expands international drone cooperation. We also cover new consular rules, a major land investigation, extreme heat and Ukraine’s electricity exports to Romania.

Ukraine faced another large Russian drone attack, with Zaporizhzhia and Kharkiv among the hardest-hit areas. Ukrainian forces also reported attacks on military and energy targets inside Russia. The episode covers the extension of martial law and mobilisation, rallies supporting Mykhailo Fedorov, rising rural rent prices, a major child rescue in Zhytomyr Oblast, allergy warnings, international support, and the latest weather update.

Ukraine faced a large Russian air attack that killed civilians in several regions, including near Kryvyi Rih, Lviv, Kyiv and Kherson. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced new government and security appointments, while officials ordered inspections of bomb shelters across the country. The episode also covers economic decisions, corruption investigations, new European support, Ukrainian culture and a positive international success.

Ukraine lost an F-16 fighter jet during a combat mission, while President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned of preparations for a possible large Russian air attack. In this episode, we also cover the difficult situation near Kostiantynivka, changes in the Defence Ministry, risks for Ukrainian exports, a Kyiv archaeological discovery, new Patriot production talks and other major news from Ukraine.

Ukraine faced another large Russian drone attack as heavy fighting continued across the front. Ukrainian forces reported attacks on military and fuel targets deep inside Russia, while President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met Donald Trump in Washington to discuss air defence, Patriot missiles and diplomacy. This episode also covers Ukraine’s economy, new EU reform demands, corruption and justice cases, technology, international support and the latest weather updates.

In this episode of No Filter Ukraine, we cover the major developments from July 27. Russia launched another large drone and bomb attack, with casualties reported in Zaporizhzhia, Sumy, Dnipro and the Donetsk region. We also look at the latest political tensions, President Zelenskyy’s visit to Britain, new corruption investigations, economic updates, Ukrainian culture, and international support. Plus, a small story of survival from Kryvyi Rih.

Ukraine faced a large Russian air attack with missiles and drones, while intense fighting continued near Pokrovsk and Sloviansk. This episode also covers new Ukrainian military targets, government decisions, energy support, cultural losses, international reactions, changing weather, and another major victory for Ukrainian sumo star Aonishiki.

In this episode of No Filter Ukraine, we cover Russia’s large missile and drone attack, deadly strikes in Pavlohrad, fighting near Pokrovsk, and new Ukrainian attacks on Russian military logistics. We also look at government personnel debates, continued protests in Kyiv, a new IMF payment, Irish aid, the EU’s latest sanctions package, and Ukraine’s growing use of artificial intelligence.

In this episode of No Filter Ukraine, we cover the main developments from July 22. Mykhailo Drapatyi begins work as Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, while protests over the dismissal of Mykhailo Fedorov continue. We also look at new Russian attacks, Ukraine’s latest military operations, the launch of a 5G pilot network in Kyiv, major anti-corruption cases, talks with NATO, and delays in Ukraine’s EU accession process.

In this episode of No Filter Ukraine, we cover the biggest stories from July 21. Ukraine reports new Russian drone and bomb attacks, Mykhailo Drapatyi is named Commander-in-Chief, protests continue over Mykhailo Fedorov, and fuel and water prices are rising. We also look at a major corruption case, Ukraine’s EU talks, support from Japan, and important stories from society, education and culture.

In this episode of No Filter Ukraine, we cover the biggest news from Ukraine on July 21, 2026. Russia launched new drone and missile attacks on Sumy and Odesa, damaging civilian infrastructure and disrupting grain exports. We also discuss the latest political developments in Kyiv, continued public demonstrations, new IMF financial support, corruption investigations, Ukraine's growing defence technology sector, progress toward EU integration, and other key stories shaping the country. Stay informed with a clear, fact-based daily roundup of Ukraine's most important news.

In this episode of No Filter Ukraine, we cover Russia's latest missile and drone attacks across Ukraine, the heaviest fighting on the eastern front, and President Zelenskyy's call for stronger air defence. We also look at protests in Kyiv following the dismissal of former Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov, growing calls for the resignation of Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi, Ukraine's economic recovery efforts, anti-corruption investigations, new international support, and a positive story showing the resilience of Ukrainian communities.

Ukraine faces another day of heavy Russian missile and drone attacks as fighting continues along the eastern frontline. In this episode, we cover the latest strikes across Ukraine, the major government reshuffle announced by President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, new international support from the UK and the EU, updates on Ukraine's economy and energy preparations for winter, anti-corruption investigations, and the latest developments in technology, education, and society.

Russia launched another wave of missile and drone attacks against Ukraine, with Odesa among the cities hit. Heavy fighting continued along the eastern frontline as Ukrainian forces defended key positions. In this episode, we also cover Ukraine becoming the first country set to receive the next-generation SAMP/T NG air defence system, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's meeting with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, Naftogaz's major financial restructuring, new counterintelligence operations, cultural heritage protection in Kharkiv, and the latest international support for Ukraine.

In today's episode, we cover the biggest news from Ukraine for July 14, 2026. Learn about Russia's latest missile and drone attacks, the situation on the frontlines near Pokrovsk and Lyman, new Ukrainian government decisions, economic developments, anti-corruption investigations, healthcare updates, and the latest international support for Ukraine. We also look at weather updates and finish with a positive story about Ukrainian innovation.

Russia launched a new large-scale missile and drone attack on Ukraine, causing deaths and damage in Odesa, Zaporizhzhia and other regions. Ukrainian forces reported intense fighting and the liberation of six villages in Dnipropetrovsk region. Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko submitted her resignation as President Volodymyr Zelenskyy prepared a major government reshuffle. Ukraine also received new promises of European military support, including missile production licences and plans for a multinational force after a ceasefire. These and other important stories from July 13 are covered in this episode of No Filter Ukraine.

Ukraine's biggest stories from July 12 in one clear and simple update. In this episode of No Filter Ukraine, we cover the deadly Russian strike on Sumy, the latest fighting near Pokrovsk and Lyman, President Zelenskyy's government reshuffle, Ukraine's economy and energy preparations for winter, anti-corruption investigations, international support, and other key developments from across the country.

Russia launched another wave of drone and missile attacks across Ukraine as heavy fighting continued near Pokrovsk and other frontline areas. In this episode, we cover the latest battlefield developments, damage to Ukraine's energy infrastructure, new corruption investigations, updates on Ukraine's economy, technology and education, as well as international support, including new EU sanctions and discussions on future Patriot missile production. 

In today's episode of No Filter Ukraine, we cover the biggest news from Ukraine for July 8. Russia launched another wave of drone and missile attacks on Ukrainian cities as fighting continued near Pokrovsk, Lyman, and Novopavlivka. We also discuss President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's meetings with international leaders during the NATO summit, Ukraine's growing defence production, the latest economic developments, anti-corruption investigations, technology and education updates, and other key events shaping Ukraine today.

Ukraine faces another wave of Russian drone attacks as rescue efforts continue in Kyiv. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy attends the NATO Summit to secure more air defence and military support, while Ukraine expands drone cooperation with allies. We also cover China's growing demand for Ukrainian grain, anti-corruption investigations, technology innovation, international diplomacy, and the latest weather updates.

Russia launched another massive missile and drone attack on Ukraine, with Kyiv suffering the deadliest consequences. In this episode of No Filter Ukraine, we cover the latest battlefield developments, the Day of Mourning in Kyiv, Ukraine's long-range strikes inside Russia, political updates, the economy, anti-corruption news, international support, and the stories shaping Ukraine today.

In today's episode of No Filter Ukraine, we cover Russia's latest drone and missile attacks, the heaviest fighting on the frontline, Ukraine's strikes against Russian military targets, and President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's call for more Patriot air defence systems. We also discuss the upcoming NATO summit, a possible Zelenskyy–Trump meeting, international support, Ukraine's economy, anti-corruption efforts, defence technology, Wimbledon success, healthcare recovery, and more.

Russia launched one of the largest air attacks of the full-scale war, leaving Kyiv in mourning after a devastating strike. In this episode of No Filter Ukraine, we cover the latest from the battlefield, Ukraine's calls for stronger air defense, new international support, developments in the economy, justice, technology, and other key stories from July 2. 

In this episode of No Filter Ukraine, we cover the biggest news from Ukraine for July 1, 2026. We discuss Russia's latest missile and drone attacks, heavy fighting near Pokrovsk, Ukrainian strikes on military targets in Russia and occupied Crimea, and new defense export rules approved by the government. We also cover Ukraine's EU and NATO diplomacy, economic updates, justice developments, drone technology cooperation, and the latest emergency and recovery efforts across the country.