An exhibition on Crimea has opened at the Ujazdowski Castle art centre in Warsaw: 13 Ukrainian artists explore themes of deportation, memory, queer history and the loss of home.
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Power outages reported. -
However, as the Commander-in-Chief noted, this only leads to higher Russian losses and does not disrupt the Defence Forces’ operations. -
The event resulted in new cooperation agreements with French universities. -
Following the performances, a separate conference will be held with the Ukrainian delegation. -
The film will be screened on 18 April 2026. -
The Hero of Ukraine assessed the level of training of North Korean troops deployed by Russia in Kursk Region.
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When Russia’s manpower will run out. -
Russia is deploying North Koreans on the Kursk front. -
Training is underway for a further 13 such units. -
Ukrainian-made UAVs have proven to be the most effective.
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The defence forces struck directly at the city’s industrial hub, where two defensive giants — PromSintez JSC and Polymer JSC — are situated behind a single high fence. -
The Russians claimed to have shot down 102 UAVs. -
Want to negotiate a ceasefire along the line? Welcome to the table. No? Then burn in hell. Burn in hell like Ust-Luga. -
The novel has been adapted for the stage by a Czech director. -
The choice today is whether Ukraine becomes a defence technology hub, or remains a testing ground where innovations are proven before being scaled up and sold abroad. -
Olena Turyanska, Olena Kulchytska, Lviv artists of different generations, feature in Beauty of the Everyday. Turyanska presents an art book in dialogue with Kulchytska, with works by both shown side by side. -
Previously, the pro-Putin violinist’s performances had been banned in many European countries and in the US. -
The course is available free of charge to learners worldwide. -
As a result of the night-time attack, 24 attack UAVs struck targets.