Ruslan Sorochinsky and Anastasia Kostiukova win Ukrainian Squash Cup 2023
On November 18-19, the national squash competition "Ukrainian Squash Cup 2023" took place on the courts of the capital's Sport Life fitness club in Teremky.
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Ukrainian Squash Cup 2023 will be held in Kyiv
On November 18-19, 2023, the National Squash Cup of Ukraine 2023 tournament will be held at the courts of the SPORT LIFE fitness center in Kyiv with the assistance of the Ukrainian Squash Federation and the Ministry of Youth and Sports of Ukraine.
AMIC ENERGY and Dignitas fund handed over the first 25 drones to the Ukrainian army as part of the MAVIC from AMIC charitable initiative
The Austrian gas station chain in Ukraine AMIC ENERGY and the Dignitas fund have announced the transfer of the first batch of drones to the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Ukraine war: Counteroffensive on track, Russia using Ukrainian prisoners, anti-war activist jailed
Ukraine's counteroffensive is still on track and will achieve its set goals by the end of the year, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Wednesday.
Ukraine War: Russian sources claim Ukrainian forces continue larger-than-usual ground operations
Russian sources claim that Ukrainian forces are continuing larger-than-usual ground operations on the east bank of Kherson with a light infantry grouping of roughly battalion size.
Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk set for February as Ukrainian champ explains Gypsy King showdown delay
Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk will face off for the World Heavyweight title in February, according to the Ukrainian.
Ukrainian league game lasts record time due to air alerts
KYIV: A Ukrainian league match in the central city of Dnipro was interrupted by air alerts several times due to Russia's invasion, reportedly lasting a record almost five hours. Dnipro-1 defeated FC Oleksandriya 1-0 in Dnipro, a city that has been targeted by Russian strikes throughout Moscow's more than 20-month long offensive. Players were called off the pitch several times because of the danger of Russian air attacks. "The match was interrupted several times due to air alerts, but it was finished anyway," Ukraine's football association said in a statement. The Ukrainian sports website Sport.ua said the game "lasted almost five hours", alleging that it was the longest football game in the history of Ukraine's topflight. "This is the first game that was so long for us," Dnipro-1 defender Eduard Sarapiy said. "I wanted to finish the match." Ukraine is holding its domestic season despite the war with Russia. But games are played without fans for security reasons. Dnipro-1 are currently second in the Ukrainian league behind Kryvbas -- a football team from President Volodymyr Zelensky's home city of Kryviy Rig. Ukrainian football was already badly affected by the conflict with Moscow-backed rebels in 2014 and, like the rest of the country, was hard hit by Russia's 2022 invasion. Shakhtar Donetsk have been unable to play at their Donbass Arena home in Donetsk, now occupied by Russia, since 2014. Shakhtar, who have become a symbol of Ukrainian resistance, play their Champions League group games in Hamburg. FC Mariupol, from the port city seized by Russia after a brutal siege last year, has ceased to exist. Another club, Tavriya Simferopol, moved to the Kherson region after Russia annexed Crimea in 2014 but disbanded after
"Life Train": How Ukrainian Railways Became Noah's Ark
On Ukrainian Railway Day, film production company KALYNA FILM unveiled a captivating teaser for their documentary, "Life Train".