In this episode of No Filter Ukraine, we break down the heaviest fighting near Pokrovsk and Kostyantynivka, new Russian drone attacks on Dnipro, and the latest delay with Ukraine’s 2026 state budget. We look at EU plans for tens of billions in grants, Viktor Orbán’s loud criticism, and NATO’s cautious line on shooting down Russian missiles. You will also hear about corruption probes around Energoatom, tougher checks on officials, and how the global AI boom could make everyday electronics more expensive in Ukraine. We finish with power cut warnings for this week and a small, hopeful story from Ukrainian scientists in Antarctica.

Stay up to date with Ukraine’s biggest stories from the last 24 hours. In this episode, we cover new Russian missile and drone attacks, a deadly strike on Kharkiv region, Zelensky’s promised clean-up of a huge energy corruption scandal, efforts to free Ukrainian prisoners of war, pressure on the economy and power grid, and a World Cup play-off place for Ukraine’s national team.

Get the latest news from Ukraine covering frontline battles, political developments, energy challenges, social support efforts, and international aid. Clear, simple English for everyone who wants to stay informed. This is No Filter: Ukraine.

Get the latest news from Ukraine: frontline battles, new reforms, blackouts, and help from volunteers. We cover politics, economy, society, and international support — all in clear, simple English. Stay up to date with No Filter: Ukraine.

On November 11, Ukraine held its ground against 265 Russian attacks near Pokrovsk while launching a major $100 million anti-corruption investigation into the state energy company Energoatom. The country’s reserves hit a record $49.5 billion, showing resilience even amid war. In this episode of No Filter: Ukraine, we bring you the latest on the frontlines, politics, economy, and society.

A clear daily wrap from No Filter: Ukraine for November 10–11. We cover heavy drone attacks on Odesa region, a deadly strike in Kramatorsk, over 170 frontline clashes, and new anti-corruption actions in the energy sector. Plus: power and mobile service pressures, education and health updates, European solidarity signals, and practical weather notes for Kyiv and the regions.

On this episode of No Filter: Ukraine, we look at the latest developments from across the country. Ukraine reports massive drone strikes on Donetsk, a missile attack traps miners underground, and President Zelenskyy signs new sanctions against Russia. We’ll also talk about corruption cases, economic forecasts, and how Ukraine’s farmers and teachers continue to adapt in wartime. Clear, human, and unfiltered — your daily news from Ukraine.

This episode covers November 6–7: massive Russian air strikes, strong Ukrainian defenses, IMF and EU aid confirmations, anti-corruption cases, new digital tools, scholarships for veterans’ families, and stormy weather across western Ukraine.

This episode covers November 5–6: new Russian air attacks, heavy fighting near Avdiivka, IMF aid confirmation, Ukraine’s record grain exports, anti-corruption sentences, cultural resilience, flu updates, EU and U.S. financial support, and storms in western Ukraine.

A clear brief for November 4–5: night strikes and frontline pressure, budget first reading, open e‑declarations, steady grain exports, anti‑corruption arrests, new digital IDs for students, measles vaccinations, incoming US–EU–Canada aid, and the season’s first wet snow.

Today’s episode covers November 3–4: another large wave of drones, a Ukrainian strike in Crimea, a new energy-protection law, budget progress, record Danube grain exports, key anti-corruption moves, tech roll-outs, measles vaccination, incoming US–EU aid, and the season’s first wet snow.

A clear, simple briefing for Nov 2–3: night strikes and frontline pressure, targeted power limits and winter planning, steady exports through the Danube, anti-corruption updates, digital support for veterans, mixed school formats, allied assistance, and a quick weather note.

A clear briefing on October 31: a parcel explosion at a Kyiv Nova Poshta terminal prompts tighter security; Russian strikes disrupt rail but services recover quickly; grid operators prepare hourly power limits; fighting remains intense in the Donetsk sector; Latvia advances new support for Ukraine while a Russian refinery faces pressure after earlier drone strikes; hospitals rely on backup power during evening peaks; communities expand small solar and generator projects; and a rainy, mild weather pattern closes October.

Join us for No Filter Ukraine’s daily briefing on October 30, 2025, as we cover the latest developments in the conflict, government actions, economic shifts, social initiatives, and international responses.

This episode covers October 28–29: massive Russian drone attacks, fierce battles near Avdiivka, new aid for displaced families, IMF funding, growing grain exports, anti-corruption trials, cultural recovery, and Ukraine’s push for winter readiness.

This episode covers October 27–28: Russia’s drone and missile strikes, fierce front-line battles, new energy protection laws, IMF mission reviews, record Danube grain exports, anti-corruption convictions, cultural and tech initiatives, US defense funding, and stormy weather.

In today’s episode of No Filter Ukraine, we cover a deadly Russian drone attack on Kyiv that killed three and wounded dozens, new details on Russia’s war strategy, Ukraine’s record defense budget, and how the country’s economy and society continue to adapt under pressure. From the frontlines to the classrooms, this is your essential Ukraine update for October 27, 2025.

This episode covers October 23: Russia’s biggest drone and missile strike in weeks, eastern front battles, martial law extension, IMF reviews reforms, record Danube grain exports, US approves $8 billion aid, cultural revivals, and Ukraine’s weather challenges.

This episode covers October 23: massive Russian air strikes on Ukraine’s power grid, heavy battles near Avdiivka, Zelenskyy’s winter preparation plan, IMF praise for reforms, new digital programs, smuggling arrests, EU and U.S. support, and Ukraine’s first snow of the season.

In today’s episode of No Filter Ukraine, we cover the latest Russian attacks on Ukraine’s energy system, President Zelenskyy’s call for more Patriot air defenses, new EU membership discussions, and the IMF’s fresh approval of $2.6 billion in support for 2025. Also in the episode — how Kyiv adapts to war conditions, updates from schools and hospitals near the front, and an inspiring story of renewable energy powering Ukrainian homes.