Zelenskyy: Kyiv expects surge in attacks on Ukraine to force concessions after Alaska peace talks
Russian forces are massing for fresh assaults, yet Kyiv says it is ready to fight fire with fire.
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“Moscow mechanism” will now investigate Russia’s killings of Ukrainian POWs at request of 41 nations
Over 90% of returned Ukrainian prisoners report systematic beatings and torture.
“He said we deserve genocide”: Journalists unmask Russian “Dr. Evil” torturer of Ukrainian POWs
A stunning investigation by Radio Free Europe identifies Illia Sorokin, a Russian prison medic who brutalized captured Ukrainian soldiers with electric shocks, rubber batons, and degrading humiliation.
UN confirms Russia’s guilt for Olenivka massacre in 2022— Ukraine vows to hold Azovstal killers accountable
Kyiv says the pain for 50 killed Ukrainian soldiers has never faded.
ISW: Ukraine denies Russian claims on alleged blocking of POW and KIA body exchange
Ukrainian authorities insist that no agreement had been finalized for the exchange as of 6 June.
Ukraine’s spy agency seeks for sleeper agents among freed prisoners as Russia tries to brainwash and recruit them
Ukrainian counterintelligence officers analyze every returning prisoner, knowing Russian FSB agents spent months in torture chambers attempting psychological manipulation.
Ukraine, Russia agree to exchange 6,000 bodies at Istanbul talks that againt fail to secure ceasefire
Russia is one more time refused to stop hostilities in Ukraine, apparently counting on a summer offensive on Sumy, Kharkiv, and Zaporizhzhia oblasts.
North Korean propaganda claimed South Koreans operate Ukrainian drones, POWs disclose
North Korean soldiers Ri and Baek, captured in January 2025 said they were initially told they were going abroad for training, not combat in Kursk.
Ukrainian POWs die in Russian captivity as medical care denied, says Ukrainian ombudsman
Ukraine's rights commissioner reports POW deaths from denied medical care in Russian captivity, as UAE aids prisoner exchanges and UN urged to document new war crime evidence