Ukrainian soldiers on the front know the reelection of Trump will change their lives, but most say that they can’t afford to lose focus on their more urgent mission: holding back Russian

Consternation has arisen over the strategy of some Russian troops in Ukraine's north-eastern Kharkiv region. The Ukrainian General Staff reports that some Russians ‘disguised as Ukrainian soldiers’ tried to break through the defensive lines in Kuyansk on Wednesday.

Russian soldiers, some of whom were disguised in Ukrainian military uniforms, have launched an assault in four waves, attempting to breach the Ukrainian defensive lines on the Kupiansk front. Source: General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Quote: "Starting from 14:30,

Russia is changing the rules for payments made to soldiers wounded in the war on Ukraine as the costs of the invasion pile up.

Russian troops, including soldiers disguised as Ukrainians, briefly broke through the frontlines in the northeast, a sign that Moscow is successfully pressuring Kyiv. Four waves of Kremlin fighters descended on the re-conquered city of Kupiansk on Wednesday,

Ukrainian forces successfully repelled Russian attempts to break into the city of Kupiansk in Kharkiv Oblast, Ukrinfrom reported on Nov. 14, citing the General Staff of Ukraine's Armed Forces. Russian invaders failed to enter Kupiansk.

Private donations to Ukraine’s military effort have plummeted, an indication that Ukrainians’ readiness to contribute to defense is waning as the war-torn nation looks warily to the future after Donald Trump’s reelection.

Russian President Vladimir Putin approved on Nov. 13 a reduction in compensation for wounded soldiers participating in the war against Ukraine. The current maximum amount of compensation is 3 million rubles (nearly $29,