Kyiv fears that Europe will react to Russia’s drone incursion into Poland by keeping its air defenses to itself instead of helping embattled Ukraine.

Kyiv fears that Europe will react to Russia’s drone incursion into Poland by keeping its air defenses to itself instead of helping embattled Ukraine.

This summer the Kremlin’s air campaign killed 518 civilians with a record 11,739 drones and 433 missiles, an analysis by The Washington Post found.

On the front lines of Ukraine’s grinding trench war, some drones hunt soldiers, but others bring them vital supplies.

At least 23 people, including four children, were killed in the attack that involved hypersonic missiles and drones.

At least 19 people, including four children, were killed in the attack that involved hypersonic missiles and drones.

At least 18 people, including four children, were killed in the attack that involved hypersonic missiles and drones.

At least four children were killed and the mission for the European Union was damaged in the attack that involved hypersonic missiles and drones.

Facing U.S. pressure for a deal, Ukrainians realize they will probably not recover lost land. But Kyiv says there will be no official recognition of Russian gains.

The summit in Anchorage had filled the family in the besieged city of Kharkiv with hope that peace would come at long last. Instead it was more drones.

Even as Ukrainians flee Russia’s renewed offensive, they maintain they are not ready to give up land for peace, as Trump says Putin is offering.

Even as Ukrainians flee Russia’s renewed offensive, they maintain they are not ready to give up land for peace, as Trump says Putin is offering.

The year began with a new U.S. president and hope for a ceasefire in the grinding war but instead the fighting continues and the children keep dying.