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20 July 2026
- Daily reviewRusso-Ukrainian war, day 1607: Russia fires over 40 missiles at Kyiv in under an hour in record ballistic barrage
- Fires erupt at three Russian oil depots after Ukraine targets fuel supply chain overnight in Stavropol Krai
- Ukrainian drones slash Kerch ferry crossing capacity by 75%, as daily strikes continue on Russian vessels and occupation energy infrastructure
- Euromaidan Press is fighting a two-front war for Ukraine’s truth. And we need you on both
- As rumors swirl over Syrskyi’s future, Zelenskyy meets commanders and top general warns against political infighting
- Russia launches record ballistic missile barrage on Kyiv, firing over 40 missiles in under an hour
- After France, Ukrainian troops will join parade in Brussels, home of NATO and EU, for first time
- Ukraine’s Skelia Regiment says it pushed Russia out of Kostiantynivka — city Moscow claimed to have taken on 3 July
- Ukraine has netted over 1,000 kilometers of road. That’s how completely drones reshaped front
- Russian missile kills 16-year-old boy at Odesa recreation park. Two-year-old is among wounded
- Daily reviewRusso-Ukrainian war, day 1607: Russia may mobilize half million troops this fall
- Ukraine says Russia may mobilize half million people this fall
- Russia may have built flying jammer to hunt Ukraine’s long-range drones, OSINT analysts say
- “Hardest summer yet”: Russia double-tapped Zaporizhzhia passenger train
- ZN: Zelenskyy may bring former defense minister back as “miltech czar” amid nationwide protests
- Vatican’s top diplomat visits Russian strike site in Kyiv
- Pickup that can be replaced when lost is what hunted Ukrainian border regions need. Germany just sent 12
- Ukraine’s newest drone hunter doesn’t chase its prey. It climbs above it
- Military techUkraine is trying to wreck Russia’s oil fleet without spilling its oil—the Black Sea can’t take another slick
- When you can’t get swarm through, you send one drone low and hand-flown. That’s Russia’s newest Shahed tactic
- “When karma works”: Ukraine torched 188,000-square-meter warehouse of Russia’s biggest online retailer after years of strikes on leading logistics company
- Russo-Ukrainian war 2022-2026Russian troops inch toward Lyman. Drones keep delaying the plan.
- Daily reviewRusso-Ukrainian war, day 1605: Ukraine kills bomber deep inside Russia
Russia stalled bankruptcy reform for six years—then passed it in two days
Russian companies owe more than the country produces in a year, and a reform frozen since 2020 was cleared by parliament in two days.
One Russian ship every 112 minutes for a week: Ukraine hits 14 more vessels as total tally nears 100
The Unmanned Systems Forces put July's running total at 91 vessels, with the live scoreboard still updating as reports get verified.
Ukraine’s $500 Vyriy FPV drone just flew 110 km to hit Russian logistics. That used to cost $5,000.
With a denser battery, a lighter warhead and a wing, a cheap first-person-view drone can now range 110 km.
Washington said Ukraine’s Patriot shortage was solved. Lockheed and RTX hadn’t been told.
Ukraine's NATO ambassador cheered the summit. The analysts watching it didn’t.
Russia risks losing part of its grain harvest as Ukraine’s refinery strikes dry up diesel
Farmers in the country's southern breadbasket face fuel limits, empty pumps, and price spikes at the exact moment combines need to roll, as Moscow continues its costly war against Ukraine.
Frontline report
Russia’s last “Ukraine peace deal” led to Europe’s biggest war since WWII. Here’s why this one could be worse.
Moscow isn’t just negotiating—it’s setting the stage. Behind closed doors, familiar tactics are at play, and the consequences could reshape Europe’s future once again.
Ukraine is advancing in the southeast. It’s still not enough to win the war
The ongoing fight for Komar is a microcosm for the wider war. Ukrainian troops are advancing. But that doesn't mean the war is about to end.
Lviv mobilization riot exposes the draft system Ukraine’s government has refused to fix
Two official watchdogs said the fault lies higher up—with a mobilization overhaul that hasn’t reached the recruiters.
Russia’s war economy is starving its own strategic projects
Russia’s top arms maker can’t afford to build its own garbage incinerators.
Three F-16s and a Patriot battery teamed up to kill Russia’s best fighter
The two systems each have a weakness against Russian jets. Working together—one seeing, the other shooting—they cancelled both out.
The Marta effect: Ukraine’s tennis players are doing what its diplomats can’t
The Ukrainian tennis star Marta Kostyuk is through to the semifinal at Wimbledon, the most prestigious tennis tournament in the world. But for Marta, and her fellow Ukrainian tennis players, this is about much more than tennis.
Why is Ukraine losing ground? Mobilization crisis and command failures exposed
Ukraine's military problems can no longer be ignored as mobilization failures and systemic issues lead to mounting territorial losses
Evergreens
Yes, Ukraine can win the war – ex-minister decodes victory plan
Zelenskyy's plan and Ukraine's victory are completely realistic, says Andriy Zagorodnyuk. But there is a crucial caveat -- the current paradigm must be changed.
Zaporizhzhia, Chornobyl, Kakhovka: a playbook of terror the West still calls deterrence
The West keeps reading the Kremlin’s nuclear threats through a Cold War lens, Svitlana Matviyenko argues. The mistake, she says, is doing Russia’s work for it.
A realistic victory strategy for Ukraine
In a war where offensive operations are equally difficult on both sides, not losing is already winning in the next year and a half
Analysis
Ukraine can win the battles. Without the word “victory,” it loses the war.
NATO's former deputy commander says no one but Ukraine names victory as the goal. Ukraine's former defense minister warns that without naming it, even a battlefield win is no victory at all.
