Ukrayinska Pravda

2 weeks ago | pravda.com.ua | Andrew Chakhoyan

"Peace agreed upon," The Washington Times on September 28, 1938. By now, we should have learned: deals with predator states bent on conquest – whether Nazi Germany then or Russia today – don't buy peace; they invite war. In the last century, Europe didn't avert disaster; it sleepwalked straight into the deadliest conflict in humanity's history. The lesson of Munich fades, but the truth remains – evil left unpunished spreads, and the cost of confronting it only grows with time.

Jan 17, 2025 | pravda.com.ua | Oleh Pavliuk

On Friday, 17 January, a criminal court in Brussels began hearing a case against two Russians accused of cybercrimes, specifically extortion through ransomware attacks.

Oct 16, 2024 | pravda.com.ua

Russias largest publishing house, Exmo, will present its own stand at the worlds largest book fair. There will be five Russian stands in total

Aug 27, 2024 | pravda.com.ua

Telegram founder and CEO Pavel Durov was detained on Saturday evening at Le Bourget airport in the Paris suburbs.

Aug 20, 2024 | pravda.com.ua

The CERT-UA government emergency computer response team has observed cyberattacks with hackers sending people email letters about prisoners of war from Kursk Oblast, Russia.