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.