In today’s episode of No Filter Ukraine, we break down the most important Ukrainian news from February 26. Russia launched a large overnight drone and missile attack across multiple regions, targeting civilian areas and energy infrastructure. Dozens were injured as air defense systems worked to intercept incoming threats. We explain what happened and why this escalation matters.

We also discuss the latest humanitarian developments, including the exchange of the bodies of fallen soldiers and the shocking figure of more than 90,000 Ukrainians officially registered as missing due to the war. What does this number mean, and how is Ukraine handling one of the most painful consequences of the invasion?

On the diplomatic front, negotiations continue in Geneva, with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy signaling possible new talks in Abu Dhabi. We look at what Ukraine wants from peace discussions and why security guarantees remain the key issue.

In the economy segment, the International Monetary Fund approved a new $8.1 billion support program for Ukraine. At the same time, international financial institutions lowered the country’s growth forecast due to continued attacks on energy infrastructure. We explain what this means for businesses and ordinary Ukrainians.

We also cover anti-corruption investigations, new education reforms for students returning from abroad, technology discussions shaping modern warfare, changes in refugee policy in Ireland, and the latest winter weather update.