NYP: “James Bond” submarine could become Ukraine’s top high-tech weapon against Russians
A prototype of the Kronos stealth vehicle, developed by a Ukrainian company based in the United Arab Emirates, has been unveiled.
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Media: Nauseda leads Lithuanian presidential race, pledges stronger support for Ukraine
Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda secures 44% of votes, heads to runoff election amidst security tensions.
Forbes: Russia hires mercenaries against Ukraine in at least 21 countries
According to Forbes Ukraine citing intelligence sources, Russia is recruiting mercenaries globally from at least 21 countries such as India, Cuba, Syria, and Serbia for its Ukraine invasion.
Russo-Ukrainian war, day 809: Russia intensifies Kharkiv offensive, makes limited gains around Vovchansk
A new report comprehensively debunked the top corruption narratives pushed by Russia to discredit Ukraine, from claims of reselling Western weapons to allegations of elites profiting at soldiers' expense. In a display of institutional strength, Ukraine's High Anti-Corruption Court arrested the sitting Agriculture Minister in a landmark case.
Zelensky says “brutal fighting” takes place in the Kharkiv’s border villages, warned about Russian information operations
According to the DeepState map, Russian troops managed to occupy nearly 107 square kilometers of land in the northern Kharkiv region on the first days of the offensive, although a significant part of this area was already in the grey zone before the offensive started.
Military: Five Russian battalions involved in assault on Vovchansk, having “tactical success”
Five Russian battalions mount an assault on Vovchansk, achieving tactical success, sustaining over 100 casualties yesterdays, with 14 battles still active, per Ukraine's General Staff.
Ukraine’s first lady and foreign minister make their first visit to Serbia
Ukraine's First Lady and Foreign Minister visit Serbia for the first time, potentially signaling a pivot in Serbian alliances away from Russia towards Western engagement, according to Reuters.
ISW: Russia looks to seize Kharkiv Oblast’s Vovchansk to pressure Kupiansk defenses
Russian troops intensify attacks around Vovchansk near Russia-Ukraine border, likely aiming to isolate area and pressure Ukrainian Kupiansk defenses, as per ISW.
Kharkiv’s Vovchansk authorities refute alleged Russians’ entry into the city
Vovchansk authorities dismiss Russian troop presence amidst ongoing shelling, emphasizing active Ukrainian military operations to defend the city.
High-rise’s section collapsed in Russia’s Belgorod
Russia's Ministry of Defense claims it is the result of their air defense work while shooting down Ukrainian missiles.
City on brink: Vovchansk residents flee amid devastating shelling
Ukrainian officer reports widespread destruction and ongoing evacuation as Russian attacks escalate.
Georgians protest against Russian influence and “foreign agent” bill ahead of final voting
More than 50,000 demonstrators flooded the streets of Tbilisi on May 11, opposing the "foreign agent" bill that could curtail freedom of speech and bolster Russian influence in Georgia.
UK Intel: Gazprom sees biggest annual loss in 25 years due to war in Ukraine
Gazprom's failure to replace its lost European gas market will constrain profits until at least 2030, British intelligence assesses
Ukraine destroys 22 Russian armored vehicles, 30 artillery systems, one aircraft amid Kharkiv offensive
On 11 May, Russia lost five tanks, 22 armored combat vehicles, 30 artillery systems, two multiple launch rocket…
Switzerland wins Eurovision Song Contest 2024, Ukraine takes third place
Ukraine got the highest 12 points from the Czech Republic and Moldova.
Russo-Ukrainian war, day 808: UK announces largest ever military aid package to Ukraine
As the UK announces its largest ever military aid package to Ukraine, while Belgium allocates millions to rebuild Ukraine's energy infrastructure.
Media: Drones attacked Russia’s Volgograd oil refinery, Kaluga oil depot, Lipetsk steel mill
Suspilne sources claim drone attacks on Russia's Volgograd oil refinery, Kaluga oil depot, Lipetsk steel mill. Volgograd media confirm at least one of the attacks.
ISW: Russia makes limited gainst in Kharkiv Oblast, likely aim to distract Ukrainian forces
The Russian offensive in northern Kharkiv Oblast is not aimed at seizing the city of Kharkiv at this time based on the reported sizes of Russian elements committed to the operations.
Special cultural operation by Putin’s favorite violinist succeeds in Seoul
Defying international backlash, Putin-backed violinist Vladimir Spivakov's secretive Seoul concert was touted as a Russian cultural victory. The performance, revealed only after the fact, faced protests but proceeded as planned.
German politicians suggests NATO shoot down Russian drones over Ukraine
Defending Ukraine’s airspace from Poland and Romania could establish a safe zone that extends up to 70 kilometers into Ukrainian territory, thereby strengthening Ukraine's air defense capabilities.