30 June, 2025
On the night of June 29, Russia launched the largest attack against Ukraine since the beginning of the invasion.477 drones and 60 missiles were fired across the country.Alerts were sounded everywhere, including in the regions furthest from the front.Residential areas were hit, notably in Smila, where two children were injured.Ukraine continues to defend its skies, every night, at the cost of human lives.
Lieutenant Colonel Maksym Ustymenko, an F-16 pilot, fell a hero after shooting down seven targets.Moscow will not stop as long as it has the means.
This week alone: more than 114 missiles, over 1,270 drones, and nearly 1,100 aerial bombs have been launched against Ukraine.Faced with this intensification, strengthening air defense is a vital emergency.
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30 June, 2025
A historic step towards justice: an ad hoc international tribunal to prosecute the crime of aggression against Ukraine.On June 25, 2025, in Strasbourg, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Council of Europe Secretary General Alain Berset signed a historic agreement: the creation of an ad hoc international tribunal to prosecute the crime of aggression committed by the Russian Federation against Ukraine.
This announcement marks a turning point. For the first time since the beginning of the war, the foundations have been laid for a clear, powerful, and international legal response to the acts of aggression committed against Ukraine. The fifteen judges, from different countries, will be selected by a steering committee and appointed for non-renewable terms of three to nine ...
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20 June, 2025
At just 10 years old, young Ukrainian pianist Nora Kostenko won the "À vous de jouer" music competition this evening, organized by SNCF Gares & Connexions at Paris-Est train station.
She shares the first prize with a 12-year-old French boy, Yann-Aël.
A refugee in France since the beginning of the Russian invasion, Nora embodies the hope, strength, and grace of Ukrainian youth.
Her moving performance of a piece by composer Ihor Shamo, chosen for its emotional power and its resonance with Ukraine’s courage, deeply moved both the audience and the jury, which included Julie Gayet, André Manoukian, and Jean Cotro, winner of the same competition in 2015.
Originally from Kharkiv, Nora now lives in Vertou, near Nantes, with her family. She made a point of expressing her gratitude to Fra...
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