Kyiv is suffering from complete blackouts, as the energy system is under daily attacks to the point where repairs are currently impossible.
Russia is also still pushing hard militarily, despite needing to increasingly rely on forcing people to the front. They are however also clearly suffering economically.
(Caolan Robertson is btw extremely worth following, he's one of the absolute few who still does frontline reporting from Ukraine.)
Anders Puck Nielsen with some interesting commentary on the strategic and diplomatic significance of Ukraines attacks against the Russian shadow fleet.
Perun once again does an excellent job of explaining not just what's been happening, but giving context to understand the meaning of what's been happening.
Lots of stuff there, but as a tidbit: Ukraines forces are moving more and more towards a drone-based military, to the point that there are now ground force units and offensive operations that have more drone operators than ground troops.
