In this episode of No Filter Ukraine, we break down the key events of December 21–22, 2025. Fighting intensified in Ukraine’s Sumy region near the Russian border, while local authorities reported the forced removal of civilians from front-line villages to Russia. Ukrainian forces continued adapting on the battlefield, expanding the use of low-cost interceptor drones. Diplomatically, Ukraine held talks with U.S. and European partners as Russia rejected updated peace proposals. Economically, the EU confirmed a €90 billion support package welcomed by the IMF. The episode also looks at winter risks, infrastructure concerns, and the colder weather approaching Ukraine.

In today’s No Filter Ukraine, we cover the key stories from Thursday, December 18, 2025. Russia launched another wave of drones, with damage and injuries reported in Cherkasy and Kryvyi Rih, and a deadly strike in Odesa region where a civilian car was hit on a bridge—killing a 43-year-old mother and injuring her three children. On the фронт, fighting stayed intense, especially in the Pokrovsk direction. In Kyiv, parliament backed a plan for special leave for people released from captivity. In the economy, officials outlined a VAT timetable for small businesses and expanded how winter support payments and cashback can be used for everyday purchases. Internationally, the EU discussed a “reparations loan” linked to frozen Russian assets, and Germany announced an additional €70 million in winter support. We end with a positive Fact of the Day about demining progress and farmland returning to work.

In today’s episode of No Filter Ukraine, we cover the latest overnight drone and missile attack on Ukraine, damage to energy infrastructure, and air defense activity across multiple regions. We also break down the strike on Zaporizhzhia, frontline developments, political updates, economic challenges, international support for Ukraine, and how the country is preparing for winter under fire. Clear, calm, and factual — all the key Ukraine news you need in one episode.

In this episode of No Filter Ukraine, we bring you the December 16 update: Russian troops advance near Siversk while Ukrainian forces shoot down enemy drones in Pokrovsk; the UK sends £600 million in air-defence support; the EU fast-tracks a reparations loan and tightens oil-fleet sanctions; anti-corruption courts seize war-profiteering assets; schools plan hybrid learning; and a fierce winter storm rolls in. Stay informed on the war, politics, economy, justice, tech, health, international developments, and weather.

In today’s episode of No Filter Ukraine, we talk about Ukraine’s claimed first underwater drone strike on a Russian submarine, ongoing energy grid troubles from Russian attacks, progress in peace negotiations in Berlin, and European leaders agreeing a plan for security guarantees. We also cover life under drone nets in Izium and the latest peace efforts. Here are the biggest news stories from 15–16 December 2025.

Missile damage, new defence money, and winter’s first real snowstorm — today’s No Filter Ukraine brings you the biggest stories from 14–15 December 2025 in clear, simple English.

In this episode of No Filter Ukraine, we cover a major change in Ukraine’s military leadership, new Russian strikes, economic updates, anti-corruption raids, education reforms, and Kyiv’s winter challenges. Catch up on all the most important Ukrainian news from December 11–12, 2025, in simple English.

In today’s episode of No Filter Ukraine, we bring you updates on new Russian attacks, drone warfare, political reshuffles, business growth, corruption cases, winter weather, and a touching moment from a school in Kyiv. All the top stories from December 10–11, 2025 — in clear, simple English.

A clear and thoughtful breakdown of the latest events in Ukraine: from Kyiv’s refined 20-point peace plan and winter energy challenges to new crime investigations, social recovery projects, and Europe’s position on a just peace. Direct, calm, and informative — everything you need to understand Ukraine today.

A clear daily brief on Ukraine’s last 24 hours: a massive drone attack (149 launched, 131 downed) with injuries in Okhtyrka and Chernihiv; the army adjusts lines near Pokrovsk; Kyiv circles possible candidates to lead the President’s Office; the NBU appoints Sergiy Lepushynskyi as Deputy Governor; NABU questions MP Hanna Skorokhod in a sanctions-bribery case; the Netherlands prepares an extra €700 million for Ukraine in 2026; and a quick look at foggy, wet-snow weather and power-saving advice.

In this episode of No Filter Ukraine, we break down the key events from December 7–8, 2025. Heavy fighting continues near Pokrovsk with 164 clashes along the frontline, while Russian drones hit civilian areas in Dnipropetrovsk and Sumy regions. We cover Zelensky’s award to the mayor of Kharkiv, new rules for distributing mobilised soldiers, and soaring Black Sea ship insurance after strikes on Russian targets. Also in the episode: a major anti‑corruption bail case, the death of musician Mykhailo Klymenko, changes to medical check‑ups and a 2,000‑hryvnia health program, tougher blackout schedules, and the World Day of the Ukrainian Headscarf.

In this episode of No Filter Ukraine, we unpack another night of Russian drone attacks on Kharkiv, Ukrainian strikes on a chemical plant and a MiG-29 in Crimea, and mass blackouts hitting several regions. We look at changes around the President’s Office, war crimes cases, unsafe children’s goods, and new Seawolf naval drones built with European partners. Plus, we talk about measles risks, quiet diplomacy in Geneva, and a small but important win for soldiers — mobile dental clinics on the frontline.

On today’s episode of No Filter Ukraine, we cover the failed peace talks in Moscow, Ukraine’s new defense-focused budget, and a major anti-corruption push after a $100 million scandal. We also look at how Ukraine’s economy is surviving the war, and what the EU is planning to support Kyiv financially.

In this episode of No Filter Ukraine, we look at the top news from December 2–3, 2025. Ukrainian drones strike a Russian command post in Crimea, and new energy plans are rolled out to prepare for winter. Kyiv sees more corruption arrests, and EU-backed investments boost Ukraine’s tech sector. Health officials warn about rising flu cases, while new education programs support displaced students. International allies promise more military aid, and volunteers open mobile services near the front. Stay informed with clear and simple news.

On No Filter Ukraine today, we cover events from December 1–2, 2025. Ukrainian forces defend Avdiivka and conduct raids in Kherson. Kyiv launches a reconstruction fund and helps displaced families. Grain exports and tech deals boost the economy. Police dismantle smuggling rings. Culture thrives with book fairs and sports victories. Health and education services expand for winter needs. The EU and US approve major aid and defence packages. Winter weather brings cold and snow warnings. Ending on a hopeful note: Ukrainian scientists test biofuel from sunflower husks. Stay informed with clear, simple news.

Today on No Filter Ukraine, we cover the main news from November 30 to December 1, 2025. Ukrainian forces hold strong near Bakhmut and carry out successful raids in Kherson. Kyiv launches a national energy efficiency plan and improves election laws. Ukraine’s economy benefits from rising grain exports and new tech partnerships. Law enforcement cracks down on smuggling and corruption. Cultural events and sports bring hope amid the war. International aid from the EU and US grows stronger. Winter weather brings cold and snow. Ending on a positive note: Ukrainian engineers test new eco-friendly batteries. Stay informed with clear and simple news from Ukraine.

In this episode of No Filter Ukraine, we cover more than 200 frontline clashes, new Russian attacks on Odesa, Zaporizhzhia and Kherson, Zelensky’s orders on fair rotation of brigades, a fresh 8.2 billion dollar IMF program, progress in a major anti-corruption case, rising cyber fraud, support for students and strong backing from Western leaders for Ukraine’s NATO future — plus a quick look at today’s mild but rainy weather.

Join No Filter Ukraine for a concise recap of November 26, 2025. We cover overnight drone attacks on Odessa, the latest Russian casualty figures, a new $8.2 billion IMF funding package, the mobilization of older volunteers, a wartime energy-sector corruption probe, the science behind the world’s only “blue” fruit, key iOS 26 features, and today’s weather forecast. Stay informed and end on a high note with our uplifting Fact of the Day.

Stay informed with “No Filter Ukraine.” In this episode, we cover the latest on the war in Donbas and Kharkiv, Ukraine’s new budget discussions, progress in education, a major anti-corruption drive, and how volunteers are supporting the nation. We’ll also bring you updates on weather challenges, international support, and end with a positive fact about Ukraine’s beautiful lakes.

Today’s No Filter Ukraine episode covers the most important news from 24–25 November. We explain the heavy Russian attack on Kyiv, the latest round of peace framework discussions with the United States, growing political pressure over energy infrastructure, and the EU’s debate on long-term financial support for Ukraine. We also look at hospital challenges, community winter preparations, cultural adjustments, and international positions on Ukraine’s sovereignty.