Serhiy Pasevich

Editor and founder of the media project Factage Ukraine. Has many years of experience in covering socio-economic and humanitarian initiatives. Focuses his activities on creating a transparent information space, where every fact is subject to thorough verification. Specializes in the topics of strategic development of Ukraine, attracting international support and analytics of key events that affect the future of the country.

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7 June 2026, 02:15

Geopolitical Tug-of-War: Armenia’s CEC Greenlights Pro-Russian Bloc on Eve of Historic Election

On the eve of critical parliamentary elections, the Central Electoral Commission (CEC) of Armenia unanimously decided not to revoke the registration of the opposition ‘Strong Armenia’ alliance, which maintains close ties with Russian-Armenian billionaire Samvel Karapetyan, as reported by Radio Liberty. This decision, delivered just 24 hours before voters head to the polls on June […]

7 June 2026, 00:15

Diplomatic Bypass: Ukraine and Russia Agree on Direct Document Exchange and POW Facility Monitoring

Despite the complete severance of formal diplomatic relations, Ukraine and Russia are set to establish a direct channel for exchanging official administrative documents. According to a statement by the Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights, Dmytro Lubinets, on his official Telegram channel, an agreement on this mechanism was reached during a meeting with the newly […]

6 June 2026, 23:45

Russian Attack on Search-and-Rescue Vessels in the Black Sea: A Breach of International Law

On June 6, Russian forces carried out a direct military strike on two civilian search-and-rescue vessels performing a humanitarian mission in the Black Sea, resulting in civilian casualties. This severe violation of international law was officially reported by Oleksii Kuleba, Ukraine’s Deputy Prime Minister for Restoration. According to Kuleba, the targeted boats belonged to the […]

6 June 2026, 21:45

Kremlin’s Youth Army: Belgorod Recruits Teenagers for Military Enlistment Offices

The Kremlin regime is systematically intensifying the total militarization of Russian society, increasingly drawing younger demographics into the operational mechanisms of its military apparatus. In Russia’s border region of Belgorod, local high school students aged 15 to 17 are being actively recruited for “summer jobs and internships” directly inside military enlistment offices (commissariats). This alarming […]

6 June 2026, 20:46

Impending Summer Storms: Ukraine Braces for Severe Weather and Infrastructural Strain

According to the latest meteorological reports from the Ukrainian Hydrometeorological Center, a significant weather front is set to sweep across most regions of Ukraine on June 7, bringing heavy rains, thunderstorms, and potential hail. Forecasters warn that municipal systems and agricultural sectors must prepare for sudden, intense precipitation, with several key regions bearing the brunt […]

6 June 2026, 19:15

Historical Red Lines: Why the ‘UPA Heroes’ Controversy Strains Polish-Ukrainian Alliance

The delicate balance between historical memory and modern strategic necessity has once again been put to the test in Polish-Ukrainian relations. Following a high-level meeting with Ukrainian officials, Polish Minister of National Defence Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz issued a firm statement emphasizing that while Poland and Ukraine remain solid security partners, there are strict historical red lines […]

6 June 2026, 18:45

Shielding the Frontline: Ukraine Builds Over 800 km of Anti-Drone Road Protection

In the reality of modern high-tech warfare, where FPV drones have become one of the primary threats on the battlefield, the security of military logistical routes is paramount. As Mykhailo Fedorov, Ukraine’s Minister of Digital Transformation, reported on his official Telegram channel, Ukrainian forces have constructed over 822 kilometers of anti-drone protection along critical logistical […]

6 June 2026, 18:15

The Battle for the East: Why Lyman and Kupiansk Sectors Are Exhausting Russian Forces

The situation on the eastern front remains highly volatile, yet the Russian occupation forces continue to suffer tactical failures against resilient Ukrainian defensive operations. As reported by Viktor Tregubov, head of the communications department of the United Forces grouping, in a statement to Ukrinform, the highest concentration of enemy assault operations is currently registered in […]

6 June 2026, 17:45

Kyiv Underwater: Why Summer Storms Consistently Paralyze the Capital’s Infrastructure

On June 6, a powerful downpour swept through Kyiv, rapidly turning the streets of the Ukrainian capital into raging rivers and severely disrupting public transport and traffic in several districts, as reported by local channels. Despite a timely yellow weather warning issued by the Ukrainian Hydrometeorological Center, which cautioned residents about heavy thunderstorms, hail, and […]

6 June 2026, 17:15

39 Traffic Violations and a Fatal Crash: Why Ukraine’s Road Safety System Fails to Stop Repeat Offenders

The recent fatal traffic accident on Chokolivsky Boulevard in Kyiv has reignited a fierce national debate regarding the chronic inefficiency of Ukraine’s road safety laws. According to an official statement by Oleksiy Biloshitskiy, the Deputy Chief of the Patrol Police Department, published on his Facebook page, the Mercedes-Benz C300 responsible for the horrific crash had […]