Russian drone and missile strikes hit farms, Naftogaz facilities, and Sumy in 24-hour assault across Ukraine
Cluster warheads, FPV drones, Herberia strikes: Russia targets Ukrainian farms and energy infrastructure in 24-hour wave
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This Ukrainian UGV, beloved by Ukrainian intel, is now winning over NATO countries and global defense giants
Heavy warhorse of Ukrainian battlefields
Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1584: Ukraine sinks two Russian spy ships and an S-400 as 2,760 cars pile up at Kerch
A six-hour bridge closure during the air alert in Crimea left a queue that never cleared, tightening Ukraine's squeeze on the occupied peninsula's exits and fuel.
“We remember everyone who is in captivity” – Ukraine brings home 160 defenders held since 2022
This is the 76th exchange since 2022, as part of a coordinated exchange involving international mediation.
Defense expert: Ukraine’s interceptor shortage has no quick fix
Only a handful of countries can build ballistic-missile interceptors, and all are short. Defense expert Marc DeVore explains why money can't fix Ukraine's interceptor shortage fast — and where the real leverage lies.
I came to be bored, then a Ukrainian poet’s reading hit me like a freight train
Victoria Day in Lviv marks the close of the fellowship named for writer Victoria Amelina. A skeptic’s account of an evening about home.
In the world’s most jammed battlefield, a Kyiv company keeps the signal alive
Light, enduring mesh network enables complex operations in difficult environments
Russian MoD claims it shot down nearly 40,000 Ukrainian long-range drones over Russia and Crimea
The figure comes from Defense Ministry tallies compiled by a Russian newspaper.
Crimea isolation: SBU hits two Russian spy ships and an S-400 in occupied Kerch as 2,760 cars piled up trying to get off the peninsula
Russia shut the bridge for six hours during the air alert, and the queue never recovered by midday.
Trade, banks, energy, crypto—the EU keeps its full Russia economic sanctions wall standing to 2027
The Council also held open the door to a 21st package still being negotiated.
Russia’s former soldiers may face a locked EU border—if France and Italy stop balking
The two governments worry the measure could open the door to keeping every Russian out, sources told Bloomberg.
Russia built its air defense in layers. A Ukrainian commander says the drones are peeling them off one by one
The layers were the whole point—each system covering the next. Now the sky over the occupied south opens for Ukrainian jets
Russia is bolting World War II-style bridges onto armored tractors. They’re slow—and Ukraine’s drones are fast
Every bridge over the Vovcha is gone, so Russian crews drive improvised spans into the river and bail out—leaving the vehicles behind as makeshift bridges. The drones find them anyway.
Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1583: Russia bombs Ukraine’s grain ports ahead of harvest
Ukraine's new AI defense center is steering drones onto targets in their final seconds of flight, part of a broader push to build an autonomous military that can outpace Russian jamming.
Recovery conference for Ukraine opens in Poland as Warsaw-Kyiv ties hit bottom
Both presidents stayed away from Gdańsk—and the corridors talked less about rebuilding Ukraine than about whether Kyiv and Warsaw can rebuild their own partnership.
Russia continues targeting Ukraine’s grid. Britain’s $381.5 million package bets on nuclear fuel to keep it running
Most of the money, £210 million, is a nuclear-fuel deal first announced this month.
Ukraine passes 20 reforms to unlock $3.39 billion from World Bank
The UK and Japan backed the loan, and a $2.35 billion grant fund covered the rest.
Half of Ukraine’s new trainer planes were bought by Czech charity. Fund is called “Gift for Putin”
The light planes let Ukraine train future fighter pilots at home and slash the cost of every flight hour.
Ukraine wants an AI-driven army. Its new defense center is already putting AI inside kill chain, steering drones onto target in final seconds
From last-mile targeting that beats jamming to autonomous turrets, the Ukrainian military center wants AI everywhere, but humans still pull the trigger.
The UK may turn a captured Russian tanker’s cargo into cash for Ukraine’s troops
The crude came off a shadow-fleet tanker that Royal Marines boarded in the English Channel.