On February 13, 2026, the Munich Security Conference and the Victor Pinchuk Foundation opened Ukraine House, featuring the exhibition “Ukraine: Future’s Frontline.” This space demonstrates how Ukrainian innovation and adaptability are key to countering Russia’s security threats

«I think either we fight with the Ukrainians today or we fight against them later on» — an American from Wisconsin on his motivation to fight for Ukraine. Tarik didn’t come from the United States for money or adventure. He made a conscious choice — to stand alongside those who

Ukraine House at Munich Security Conference (Munich Security Conference).

As the war in Ukraine enters its fifth year, Michael Kofman analyzes the difficulties confronting both Russia and Ukraine.

⚔️ In the Pokrovsk agglomeration, units operating in the area of responsibility of the 7th Air Assault Corps maintain a steady tempo in eliminating the enemy, who continues to apply pressure and attempt to advance in this direction. Over the past week, Ukrainian forces have👇 🪖

Munich 2026 showed that Ukraine is no longer seen only as a country at the front. Our experience and solutions are becoming part of a shared European security logic. And this is a reality that partners recognize and support.

Colonel Volodymyr Polevyi, 7 AAF Corps Head of Startcom, gave an in-depth interview to Julian Röpcke (Julian Röpcke🇺🇦) and BILD (BILD) about the situation on the Pokrovsk axis, the role of the Air Assault Forces, and the importance of technology in modern warfare. The 7th Corps

Colonel Volodymyr Polevyi. 7 AAF Corps Head of Startcom, explained in an interview with BILD (BILD) and Julian Röpcke (Julian Röpcke🇺🇦) how to stop the Russian offensive in 2026. “It’s a matter of math: 35,000 Russians attack each month, and we eliminate 30,000 of them. If we

Julian Röpcke (Julian Röpcke🇺🇦), a journalist with BILD, highlights a striking double standard: a tough and swift response against Iran, while at the same time an extremely cautious — even timid — approach toward the aggressor state waging a real full-scale war in Europe.

The head of medical support department of the 7th AAF Corps, Oleksandr Falshtynskyi, at the YES Meeting shared how technology saves lives on the frontlines: drones and unmanned ground vehicles replace soldiers in dangerous tasks — logistics, evacuation of the wounded, and

⚔️ The Pokrovsk direction remains one of the most challenging. The enemy continues constant pressure and attempts to push deeper into the agglomeration. However, the soldiers of the 7th Rapid Response Corps of the Air Assault Forces are doing the impossible in their sector of

⚔️ Counter-battery effectiveness in the area of responsibility of the 7th Rapid Response Corps of the Air Assault Forces has increased by more than 50%. In February, in the Pokrovsk agglomeration area, Ukrainian troops struck 38 enemy guns and mortars, compared to 25 in January.

⚔️ Ukraine’s Defense Forces are eliminating the occupiers both on the ground and in the air. Our soldiers repel assaults, push the enemy out of positions, and destroy their equipment and shelters. In the sky, our UAV operators detect and strike targets before the enemy can even

From now on, the 7th Air Assault Corps has a permanent exhibition in Berlin - in the Berlin Story Museum (Berlin Story), which is is devoted to the main theme: How Hitler Could Happen in Germany? A significant part of Museum is dedicated to the exposition of modern aggression

🇺🇦💥 Hidden in the ruins: Ukrainian troops strike a Russian tank south of Pokrovsk. A Russian tank was spotted by aerial reconnaissance near Uspenivka in the area of responsibility of the 7th Air Assault Corps. The occupiers tried to hide it inside the ruins of a non-residential