Intrigued, Ukrainians soon found out from the fallen debris that they had just witnessed the destruction of Russian’s newest weapon - the S-70 stealth combat drone. This is no ordinary drone. Named Okhotnik (Hunter),

Ukraine is sounding the alarm that Russia could attack its nuclear power plants more than two years after Moscow launched its invasion. Energy Minister German Galushchenko said Ukraine was forced to temporarily shut down at least one nuclear plant amid Russian attacks in recent months,

Russia said on Saturday it had downed 47 Ukrainian drones while Kyiv reported neutralised 24 drones fired by Moscow. The Ukrainian air force said many missiles were fired from the Russian border region of Belgorod,

Kim Jong Un has pledged “full support” for Russia’s Putin in his fight against Ukraine. Seoul and Kyiv say he’s now doing that by sending in military personnel.

Russia has denied reports that North Korean soldiers are directly involved in its invasion of Ukraine. Six North Korean officers deployed to Russian-occupied territory near Donetsk were killed in a missile strike,

UK and South Korean outlets suggested Pyongyang has been supporting Moscow in its ongoing war against Ukraine with troops and munitions.View on euronews