Third strike in two weeks: Ukrainian drones hit Feodosiia oil terminal again
A large-scale fire engulfed the Feodosiia Marine Oil Terminal after Ukrainian drones struck at least five fuel reservoirs at the facility
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Zelenskyy: Russia fears US Tomahawks — that fear can work for peace
Zelenskyy hails potential US Tomahawk deliveries as a “signal of strength,” saying Russia’s air terror and nuclear plant blockades prove it must be forced, not persuaded, toward peace.
Ukrainian journalist Victoria Roshchyna posthumously named World Press Freedom Hero
Award honors journalist killed in Russian captivity for her fearless reporting from occupied Ukraine
KIIS: 54% of Ukrainians firmly oppose any territorial concessions to Russia
While nearly three-quarters of Ukrainians reject transferring currently controlled territory to Russia, one-third prove willing to accept a de facto freeze of the front line—provided security guarantees and European integration accompany such an arrangement.
US Senate backs $925 bn defense package with $500 mn Ukraine aid push
The Senate passed the 2026 National Defense Authorization Act on 9 Oct., allocating $500 million to Ukraine and extending the US Assistance to Ukraine Initiative through 2028.
Russia adapts military strategy, posing new challenges for Ukraine and Western allies
The Kremlin’s evolving approach to warfare threatens Ukraine and demands a NATO response
Russia shows new drone that looks like Ukraine’s AI-guided Sting interceptor tested in Denmark
Russia demonstrates a quadcopter interceptor, but analysts question whether it can match Ukraine’s AI-assisted targeting and networked battlefield integration.
Awards, deals, and fire-forged steel: DFNC³ cements Ukraine’s role in global defense
DFNC³ saw Ukraine conclude agreements with Denmark, Slovakia, Spain, and Romania, opening production and cooperation channels for defense companies.
Ukraine proposes G7 task force to monitor Russia’s microchips of death
With 7,313 drones and 270 missiles striking Ukraine in September, Kyiv says a single imported chip can cost lives and urges allies to close loopholes.
Ukraine proves simple weapons can beat high-tech drones
Across training grounds, Ukrainian troops learn to hit fast, tiny drones with shotguns, a stark lesson NATO allies are now racing to adopt.
SBU: Teenagers set fire to Ukrzaliznytsia relay cabinets as “test” before planned bomb attack
Three teenagers aged 13, 14, and 16 set fire to relay cabinets on railway tracks in Smila, Cherkasy Oblast, following instructions from Russian handlers, according to the Security Service of Ukraine.
Switzerland to limit protection status for Ukrainians from seven western oblasts
The Swiss Federal Council will begin treating Ukrainian refugees differently based on which region they fled, implementing a parliamentary demand to distinguish between areas where return is "reasonable" and those where it is not
World Cup champion refuses Russian return: “Strange to change minds while war continues”
Famous Norwegian skier Tiril Udnes Weng has joined Swedish star Linn Svahn in publicly opposing Russia's return to skiing competitions, telling reporters "we don't want this"
Australia returns pre-historic Ukrainian artifacts to Kyiv
Two archaeological objects spanning 5,000 years of Ukrainian history – a Bronze Age temporal pendant and a 12th-century arrowhead – have been returned from Australia
ATESH intelligence leads to strike on mobile command post, disrupting Russian units in Zaporizhzhia
Ukrainian forces destroyed a Russian R-142NMR communications vehicle after ATESH partisan agents transmitted its coordinates
Data-driven warfare: Ukraine’s DELTA system verifies 130,000 Russian targets in two months
Artificial intelligence integrated into Ukraine's DELTA battlefield system now detects enemy equipment in an average of 2.2 seconds with 70% accuracy for unique units
Ukraine confirms strike on Crimean oil terminal as three-day blaze continues unchecked
The fire at an oil terminal in occupied Feodosiia has spread to a new fuel reservoir as the blaze entered its third day, with Russian occupation authorities remaining silent on the incident
Putin defends 2022 Ukraine invasion as “right and timely” decision
Russia "will achieve all the goals" of its military operation in Ukraine, Russian leader said, while defending his February 2022 decision
Ukraine’s hummus king hit in Russian attack, plans comeback within month
A Russian missile strike on Yofi's Kyiv factory has knocked out 70% of Ukraine's hummus production capacity, forcing the market leader to suspend supplies after its facility sustained significant damage
Russia strikes DTEK power plant, injuries two workers as overnight drone barrage hits multiple oblasts
Two people were killed in Kherson and five wounded in Dnipropetrovsk oblast as Russia launched 183 drones against Ukraine overnight