On International Jewish Book Day, December 29, we remember the “Kiev Letter” of the 10th century, confirming the ancient ties between Ukraine and the Jewish people
International Jewish Book Day is celebrated annually on December 29 (International Jewish Book Day). This holiday symbolizes the rich literature and cultural heritage of the Jewish people, reflecting their influence on world culture. However, behind the celebration lie deep historical ties that unite Israel, Ukraine and the Jewish community. One of the brightest pages of […]
Did the GUR destroy a train with North Korean missiles? What happened on the Trans-Siberian Railway and where did the fake news about the KN-23 come from?
On the morning of August 14, 2026, Ukrainian media reported the destruction of a train in Siberia carrying North Korean KN-23 and KN-24 missiles. A few hours later, the story began to be refuted — but almost all the facts from which the fake was assembled turned out to be real. Is it true that […]
Iran and Russia: How the War in Ukraine Became a Testing Ground for Future War Against Israel and the USA
August 11, 2026 The New York Times published an article by Eric Schmitt and Helene Cooper about a troubling change in Iranian tactics. For five days in July, Iran attacked three American bases in Jordan with missiles and drones, forcing air defenses to expend more and more expensive interceptors. On the fifth day, one missile […]
The official list of persons and events NOT containing “symbols of Russian imperial policy” was published by the Ukrainian Institute of National Memory (UINP)
October 7, 2025 The Ukrainian Institute of National Memory (UINP) published an official list of persons and events NOT containing “symbols of Russian imperial policy”. This step became part of the state decolonization program — rethinking historical heritage, where the main goal is not to destroy, but to discern. What is this list and why […]