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Euromaidan Press (EP) is an independent online newspaper in English that was established in 2014 by a group of Ukrainian volunteers. The publication is dedicated to reporting on events in Ukraine and offers translations of local news, expert insights, and original research. EP aims to connect Ukraine with audiences who speak English, providing them with a deeper understanding of the country's situation.

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Russian Tanks Destroyed Near Kostyantynivka in Rare Assault

1 week ago | euromaidanpress.com | David Axe

It’s increasingly rare for Russian regiments to organize a large mechanized attack. Running low on armored vehicles but flush with fresh infantry, the Russians increasingly attack on motorcycles, quad bikes … or on foot. So it’s worth taking note when and where Russians forces roll out some of their vanishingly rare tanks, infantry fighting vehicles and armored personnel carriers.
Ukraine deploys motorcycle troops in risky Russian-style assaults

1 week ago | euromaidanpress.com | David Axe

Russian motorcycle assault tactics have spread to the southern front of Russia’s 40-month wider war on Ukraine. The result in the south is the same as in the east. A lot of Russia’s southern bike troops are getting killed by Ukrainian mines, drones and artillery. But as in the east, the few southern bikers who survive can make dangerous dents in Ukrainian lines. The bike attacks are almost always fatal for the troops who attempt them, but that doesn’t mean they don’t work.
Russian drone destroys Krab gun, exposes artillery flaw

2 weeks ago | euromaidanpress.com | David Axe

Ukraine has received 108 Krab self-propelled howitzers from Poland. In three years of hard fighting since the first of the 53-ton, five-person guns arrived in Ukraine, Ukrainian forces have lost no fewer than 35 of the howitzers, which fire Ukraine’s best 155-millimeter shells as far as 31 km. On or just before 7 June, a Russian drone crew showed what happens when artillery gunners don’t take every precaution.
Russia Replaces Soviet Guns With North Korean Artillery

2 weeks ago | euromaidanpress.com | David Axe

The 2S7 tracked howitzer is one of the biggest artillery pieces in Russia’s wider war on Ukraine. Both sides use them. And both sides prize them. Firing a 100-kg shell as far as 32 km, the 14-person 2S7s can avoid most retaliatory fire. But that’s changing as Ukraine’s drones range deeper and deeper behind Russian lines.
Russia Replaces 2S7 Howitzers With North Korean Artillery

2 weeks ago | euromaidanpress.com | David Axe

The 2S7 tracked howitzer is one of the biggest artillery pieces in Russia’s wider war on Ukraine. Both sides use them. And both sides prize them. Firing a 100-kg shell as far as 32 km, the 14-person 2S7s can avoid most retaliatory fire. But that’s changing as Ukraine’s drones range deeper and deeper behind Russian lines.
A sloppy Russian assault got blasted outside Siversk

2 weeks ago | euromaidanpress.com | David Axe

Ukrainian drones, missiles and artillery devastated a Russian assault group outside of the town of Siversk in eastern Ukraine’s Donetsk Oblast on or just before Wednesday, blocking the Russians’ latest attempt to punch through Ukrainian defenses in order to drive at the so-called “fortress belt”—a chain of Ukrainian cities stretching through Kramatorsk and Sloviansk. It was a rare armored assault in a war where armored vehicles are increasingly vulnerable to drones, mines, missiles and artillery.
Czech President Pavel backs NATO 5% spending as Russia in "continuous war" against West

2 weeks ago | euromaidanpress.com | Alya Shandra

Is Russia at war with Europe? For Czech President Petr Pavel, that is a non-question. At the GLOBSEC security conference, Pavel delivered a stark assessment of the Russian threat, declaring that Russia views its relationship with Western democracies as “continuous conflict” rather than traditional periods of peace and war.
Russia's new AI drone is impossible to jam

2 weeks ago | euromaidanpress.com | David Axe

Russia’s new AI kamikaze drone can navigate and attack without any connection to a human operator. The V2U may be one of the most sophisticated small attack UAVs on either side of Russia’s 40-month wider war on Ukraine—and it risks tilting the life-or-death drone race in the Kremlin’s favor. The electrically-powered, propeller-driven, explosives-laden V2U, roughly 1.2 meters from wingtip to wingtip, first appeared along the 1,100-km front line this spring.
When you can't jam a drone, try cutting its cord with scissors

2 weeks ago | euromaidanpress.com | David Axe

On or before Saturday, Russian troops somewhere along the 700-mile (about 1,100-km) front line of Russia’s 40-month wider war on Ukraine detected incoming Ukrainian drones. Specifically: fiber-optic first-person-view drones that send and receive signals via millimeters-thick, but miles-long, spools of optical fiber. Fiber-optic FPVs are extremely difficult to defeat.
"I was not fierce enough": Georgian activist’s brutal confession as democracy collapses

2 weeks ago | euromaidanpress.com | Alya Shandra

“We fucked up.” It’s not often you hear a democracy activist open with those words, but Nino Robakidze isn’t interested in pretty narratives. Speaking at the “FuckUp Night” panel at the Lviv Media Forum 2025, Robakidze laid bare how Georgian civil society enabled the fastest documented democratic collapse in modern European history. The timeline is breathtaking: December 2023, Georgia receives EU candidate status.