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Ukraine's second-largest city is now within reach of Russian drones that can't be jammed. Dmytro Yatsenko, who leads war crimes investigations at the Kharkiv Regional Prosecutor's Office, told Scripps News he expects what happened in Kherson to happen here. Scripps News’ chief international correspondent, Jason Bellini, discovered the haunting reality in Kharkiv while embedded with the city’s war crimes investigators. Reported and filmed on location in Kharkiv, Ukraine. Credits: Correspondent/ Editor: Jason Bellini Producer: Anna Conkling Camera: Sebastian Lindstrom Translations: Nazar Hlamazda/ Gwara Media Filmed using Osmo Pocket 4P camera.

My report on the FPV zone that has emerged in Izyum, eastern Ukraine for Noosphere on March 16, 2026.

Iran is using Shahed drones to target countries throughout the Middle East that are allied with the U.S. In Ukraine, civilians are all too familiar with these drones, given that Russia has used them throughout the war to target civilian and critical infrastructure.

Russia's attacks on Kyiv have left tens of thousands without heat, electricity, and water during the coldest winter Ukraine has faced in a decade.

As Trump-Putin talks dominated the headlines in August 2025, I spent two days on-the-ground in Dobropillia as the front lines neared.

Ukrainians have been waiting years for an end to the war. As the U.S. attempts to broker peace between Kyiv and Moscow, residents near the frontlines are hoping for an end to their suffering.