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Maj. Gen. Mick Ryan (Ret.) discusses with the Kyiv Post how Western militaries are misinterpreting the drone revolution and the false 'death of the tank,' emphasizing the need for the Pacific region to learn from the Black Sea's experiences.

US Gen. Ben Hodges (Ret.) warns that the West's reluctance to secure a Ukrainian victory will have historic consequences, discussing the transactional nature of US politics and the myth of the nuclear red line in an interview with Kyiv Post.

In the final episode of 'Off the Record,' Natalka Cmoc interviews Bohdan Nahaylo. The conversation focuses on citizen journalism and the war for minds.

Ukraine’s Special Ops reported the destruction of a railway bridge over the North Crimean Canal in occupied Crimea, used for Russian military logistics. Drones struck the bridge in multiple phases, damaging repair equipment and disrupting transport routes in southern Ukraine, though verification of the footage and timing is pending.

Belgorod, a Russian city near the Ukrainian border frequently under attack, is highlighted as residents share their experiences amid Kyiv's drone strikes. The article explores how Moscow's war in Ukraine affects Russian cities beyond the capital and second city.

Former US Assistant Secretary of State Daniel Fried warned that unilateral US troop withdrawals from Europe would be strategically dangerous amid Russian threats, including sabotage, assassinations, and drone incursions. He supported the Trump administration's push for European allies to strengthen their militaries and contribute more to NATO.

Ugo Poletti, a contributor to the Kyiv Post, was awarded a Ukrainian military honor in Odesa. He has spent years documenting life in Ukraine through his work as a frequent commentator for the publication.

Ukraine's annual inflation decreased to 8.2% in May from 8.6% in April, but fuel prices increased by 38.7% year-over-year, maintaining elevated core inflation, according to the State Statistics Service and Kyiv Post.

Food shortages are worsening in Russian-occupied Crimea, with stores limiting purchases of staples due to logistical disruptions. Ukraine’s Center for Countering Disinformation reported the shortages, which coincide with a fuel crisis as Ukrainian strikes on key transport routes strain Russia’s ability to supply the peninsula.

Nikol Pashinyan’s Civil Contract party retained power in Armenia but failed to secure a supermajority needed for constitutional changes demanded by Azerbaijan. Analyst Arif Yunus noted that a Moscow-backed opposition bloc could now effectively veto the reforms.

The executive director of Ukraine’s Center for Civil Liberties discusses tribunals against Russia, social changes during wartime Ukraine, and the nation’s future after the conflict. The interview with Kyiv Post focuses on justice for Ukrainians and potential post-war developments.

Poland and Ukraine are in a dispute over the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA) during World War II, focusing on memory, dignity, and future relations. Poland seeks recognition of a planned ethnic cleansing campaign against Poles, while Ukraine emphasizes the UPA's anti-Russian character and rejects justifying murder. Kyiv Post interviews Polish historian Łukasz Adamski.

Russian regional activist Daniil Chebykin stated that the war in Ukraine is causing increased restrictions, reduced access to independent information, and a rise in desertion within Russia. He also warned about Moscow's expanding rhetoric toward neighboring countries, including Armenia.

Anne Applebaum stated that Ukraine is transitioning from a security consumer to a provider, citing its military achievements in drone warfare as a factor in shifting international perceptions. She emphasized Ukraine's growing role in shaping European and global security architecture.

Prince Reza Pahlavi, heir to the Iranian throne, stated that Iranians are suffering under a regime supporting Russia's aggression against Ukraine. He expressed gratitude to Ukrainians fighting for sovereignty and supporting Iranian protests against the Islamist regime.

Paul Goble stated that Putin's visit to Kazakhstan yielded symbolic language without substantive gains, as Kazakhstan resisted Russian pressure on trade routes and migrant labor. Goble also noted Putin's emphasis on Armenia reflects Kremlin concerns over Armenia's westward political shift ahead of its June 7 election.

Courier Vladyslav became a symbolic figure after surviving a Russian missile strike on Kyiv's Trade Center on May 24, as captured in a photo of him driving through flames. The incident highlights the ongoing conflict's impact on civilians.

Ukraine is experiencing new protests over a draft Civil Code, replacing the 2003 version. Kyiv Post investigates changes and potential issues in the proposed legal framework.

KADORR Group and chairman Ruslan Kivan donated new apartments in Odesa to eleven Ukrainian families who lost their homes due to Russia's war. The initiative provided displaced families with apartment certificates during an emotional ceremony, helping them rebuild their lives after the conflict.

EBRD President Odile Renaud-Basso reported that Ukrainian companies Naftogaz and Ukrzaliznytsia are successfully repaying their loans despite ongoing financial challenges. The EBRD deployed a record €2.9 billion in Ukraine in 2025, demonstrating confidence in the country's private sector resilience.