In this episode of No Filter: Ukraine we cover the massive Russian drone and missile attack on Kyiv, the latest battles near Novopavlivka, and damage to a civilian ship in Odesa. We look at government budget changes, energy security, and the European Sky Shield project. In economy, forecasts are cut but EU aid is confirmed. Plus, cultural life under fire, housing trends, and a positive story from Zakarpattia winemakers.

On today’s episode of No Filter: Ukraine, we cover the key events from September 26 — from another massive drone attack across Ukraine to Ukrainian strikes on Crimea and fuel depots in Russia. We discuss President Zelenskyy’s new international appeal, energy sector readiness, NATO support, and grain export talks with Poland. Plus, frost warnings, mobilization reform, and a heartwarming story about students creating blackout-proof devices.

A short daily podcast from No Filter: Ukraine for September 24, 2025. In this episode: a night attack with 152 drones and 126 shot down; Kharkiv restores power fast (50,000 of 80,000 by morning); President Volodymyr Zelensky says elections only after a ceasefire; NBU rate 41.38 UAH per USD; failed sale of the Motor‑Detal Konotop plant; SBU strike on the Salavat petrochemical site; frost warning to –3°C. Clear, simple, and to the point.

In today’s episode of No Filter: Ukraine, we look at deadly Russian drone attacks overnight, major reforms signed by President Zelensky, and a surprising statement from Donald Trump after meeting Zelensky in New York. Plus: Ukraine now needs $65 billion in foreign aid through 2027. Stay with us.

In today’s episode, we break down the most important news from across Ukraine on September 22. Russia hits Zaporizhzhia in deadly strikes, while Ukraine responds with drone attacks on oil refineries inside Russia. President Zelensky signs new sanctions and heads to New York for key meetings. We also cover IMF funding gaps, upgrades to Ukraine’s military drone program, and coming cold weather. Plus, a positive fact to end your morning.

In today’s episode of No Filter: Ukraine, we cover another deadly wave of Russian missile and drone attacks across Ukraine, including Kyiv and Odesa. We explain the latest strikes on infrastructure, civilian deaths, and why Estonia is calling for an emergency UN meeting. Plus: Zelenskyy’s upcoming talks at the UN, EU sanctions, and how Ukraine’s air defense continues to save lives.

Ukraine expands its war efforts with deep drone strikes into Russia, while Russia targets Ukrainian railways. Meanwhile, new international partnerships take shape — from training Polish troops to launching a $150M U.S.–Ukraine fund for critical minerals. We also talk defence exports, arms production abroad, and today’s good news: Ukraine is now helping others defend their skies.

On today’s episode of No Filter: Ukraine: Russia launched 87 ground attacks and damaged railway lines, injuring civilians in Sumy and Zaporizhzhia. Ukraine reinforces its defenses in the northeast. Zelenskyy calls for tougher sanctions as a U.S. delegation visits Ukrainian industry. Plus, we cover drone innovations, mobile classrooms near the front line, and a cybercrime bust.

On September 16th, Russia struck Zaporizhzhia, wounding civilians and renewing calls for a European air defence system. Ukraine answered with drone attacks on Russian oil infrastructure, while Kyiv presented a 2026 budget marked by a huge deficit and record defence spending. We also cover foreign aid challenges, a major anti-corruption win, new EU sanctions, and the latest U.S. aid mechanism through NATO allies.

Covering Monday, 15 September 2025: heavy fighting in Yampil and a command shake‑up by General Syrskyi; EU screening now complete; civilians hurt in Sumy; new checks on diesel from India; and why the power grid may pass winter if big strikes do not happen. Also in focus: Poland stops a drone over Warsaw, US officers appear at Zapad‑2025 in Belarus, and Kyiv protests Lukashenko’s meeting with a Russian‑installed Kherson official.