In today’s episode of Ukraine Unfiltered, we break down Sunday’s key developments: President Zelenskyy proposes a 30-day ceasefire as Russia suffers major losses, new U.S. and German weapons are on the way, and Ukraine considers May elections. We also cover anti-corruption progress, economic forecasts, support for Ukrainian students abroad, and how culture fights to stay alive in wartime. Plus, we end with a surprising fact about Ukraine’s resilient tech sector.

On May 8, Ukraine faced new Russian drone attacks, uncovered major corruption in its Defense Ministry, and received millions in defense support from allies. Parliament debated school reforms, while tech companies and EU partners continued backing Ukraine’s recovery. Plus, we track the numbers of Ukrainian children still abroad — and share a cultural note ahead of Vyshyvanka Day.

On May 7, Ukraine faced nearly 80 attacks near Pokrovsk and another wave of Russian drones in Kharkiv. Meanwhile, the UK estimates Russia’s 2025 losses have hit 160,000. We also cover Zelenskyy's martial law extension, European debates on peace and child deportations, and a dramatic victory at sea — a Ukrainian drone downs a Russian fighter jet. Plus: Ukraine’s tech hopes, fewer university students, and a culture festival in Kyiv. 

In today’s episode, we cover key developments from Ukraine on May 6: Ukrainian forces retake ground near Pokrovsk as Russian attacks kill and injure civilians across several regions. Forest fires in Kharkiv force emergency evacuations. President Zelenskyy visits Czechia to discuss F-16 pilot training and artillery support. EU ambassadors approve a €12.5 billion aid plan for Ukraine in 2025. We also highlight a young Ukrainian programmer who helped intercept a Russian Kinzhal missile, showing the power of tech in wartime. Plus: updates on weather, legal battles, and international reactions. Stay informed with all the latest.

On May 5, explosions shook Mykolaiv, while Ukraine’s defense ministry faced a $17 million corruption scandal. We look at rising Russian losses, new sanctions from Zelenskyy, and Ukraine’s ambitious plan to build 30,000 drones in 2025. Also in this episode: economic slowdown, over 2 million students abroad, and growing global support. 

Deadly drone attacks hit Kyiv and Cherkasy. President Zelenskyy travels to Czechia for urgent defense talks. Ukraine officially joins the International Criminal Court. Meanwhile, a Ukrainian teenager wins big in Formula 4, and modular schools are planned for frontline regions. All the top Ukraine news from Sunday, May 4.

On May 1, Ukraine faced deadly drone attacks, new U.S. and UK partnerships, and serious economic challenges. We break down the strikes on Kharkiv and Odesa, the $10 billion funding gap, election talks in Kyiv, and a big win for Ukraine’s hockey team. Clear, simple, and up to date.

A deadly wave of Russian drone strikes hits Ukrainian cities, while Kyiv stands firm on peace terms. We cover the latest from the battlefield, politics, economy, and education — plus how libraries are helping rebuild more than just minds. All the major news from April 30, in one clear daily briefing.

A deadly drone attack in Dnipro, Ukraine loses another village in Donetsk, and Zelenskyy responds to Trump’s remarks on Crimea. Meanwhile, Ukraine secures full foreign financing for 2025 and prepares to deploy 15,000 battlefield robots. All the key news from April 29.

In today’s episode of Ukraine Unfiltered, we cover massive Russian missile attacks and Ukraine’s strong defense efforts. We also look at a major anti-corruption case, new tech support for Ukrainian soldiers, expanding digital education for kids, and growing debates over a U.S. peace proposal. Plus, a positive fact about Ukraine’s powerful air defenses.