Dmytro Bezruchko, head of the transport planning department of railway operator Ukrzaliznytsia, told NV how world leaders are currently visiting Kyiv and what emergencies sometimes occur during such trips.

The Russian army has begun to use Iranian-made Shahed-136 drones more and more intensively in the war against Ukraine.

With every passing month of the Ukraine war, the prospect of the Russian Federation collapsing into a collection of smaller states seems more credible. Heavy losses on the battlefield, an ailing economy, and an ever-shrinking occupation footprint in Ukraine is all contributing to growing instability of the regime. And then Russian dictator Vladimir Putin declared mobilization on Sept. 21, inviting further and broader public criticism of his rule.

NV has spoken to a number of military experts in order to figure out which Ukraine-made weapon systems have proven themselves on the battlefield. Here’s what we found out.

A doctor with ten years of work experience under his belt talks about life under occupation, the Russian military, and his dream to leave the warzone.

Yulia "Taira" Paevska, a well-known Ukrainian volunteer and founder of the volunteer ambulance corps "Taira's Angels," spent three months in Russian captivity.

The changes in Ukrainian society that have taken place in recent years provoked rage from Vladimir Putin, as they go beyond his understanding, psychiatrist Roman Dolynskyi told NV, assessing the condition of Putin’s health amid rumors that the dictator has developed cancer.

Olena Bilozerska, a sniper and participant in the Russo-Ukrainian war since 2014, talks about the tactics of the Russians, and the women in the Ukrainian Armed Forces, as well as the turning tide of battle at the front