Friendly fire in Kyiv: when Ukraine’s spies turned guns on each other
Neither account explains how two services that share an enemy ended up shooting in a courtyard full of apartment buildings
EUalive with Suspilne
Zelenskyy warns airlines to leave Russian airspace as Kyiv endures another wave of missiles
Ukraine says drones will make Russian skies unsafe; Putin calls the warning “state terrorism” after days of strikes that Ukraine cannot fully intercept
NABU probe targets Zelenskyy’s office and state bank in new corruption scandal
Former deputy head of the Presidential Office Iryna Mudra dismissed after Operation “Forrest Gump” alleges money-laundering scheme
Fedorov calls for wartime elections as pressure mounts on Zelenskyy
The former Ukrainian defence minister has called for elections to be held even while the war continues, arguing that democracy “cannot be held hostage by Russia”
Persistent protests over Fedorov’s dismissal challenge Zelenskyy’s authority
Marches in Kyiv and regional cities continue more than a month after the former defence minister’s removal, underscoring public pushback against the president’s government reshuffle
Putin says Russia will respond “in kind” to seizures of its ships
Russia’s Foreign Ministry accused the EU of using its IRINI mission to “intimidate commercial carriers and hinder freedom of navigation”
Ukraine’s anti-corruption court sets bail for former U.S. ambassador Olha Stefanishyna
The suspicion notice was served just two days after President Volodymyr Zelenskyy dismissed her as ambassador by decree
The Fedorov controversy: “The matter is not in the surnames. People have a demand for justice”
Captain Roman Sinitsyn on the protests, Mykhaylo Fedorov’s work, and Defence Forces strikes on the temporarily occupied territories
Thousands join Kyiv march demanding Fedorov’s return and defence reforms
Sustained nationwide protests enter their third week as demonstrators press Zelenskyy for dialogue and a year to continue military modernisation
Ukraine submits concrete drone-for-MiG-29 proposal to Poland amid talks over remaining fighters
Kyiv faces pressure after Bulgaria shows interest in buying the ageing jets for spare parts
Zelenskyy dismisses army chief Syrskyi in U-turn after protests over Fedorov sacking
The events of the past week have highlighted deep internal debates over how Ukraine should fight the war now entering its fifth year
Russian escalation hits Kyiv civilians as internal doubts over Fedorov’s ousting deepen
The latest Russian barrage on civilian infrastructure amplifies doubts if recent leadership changes undermine Ukraine’s ability to deter such escalation
