Ukraine launches “Logistics Lockdown” program with $113 million for middle-strike drones against Russian rear
Defense Minister Fedorov said the program will direct funds to brigades that have already been hitting Russian logistics.
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Important step during war: Zelenskyy meets his 2019 election opponent Poroshenko face-to-face for first time in years
The shift follows Kyrylo Budanov's January appointment to head the President's Office.
Russia’s “falling debris” routine continues as Ukrainian drone hits Tuapse oil terminal for 5th time this spring
The Krasnodar Krai operational HQ described the damage as caused by "falling drone debris."
Why is Russia preparing to ration jet fuel? Refining just hit a 16-year low
The diesel decision is still split among officials. Refiners told to curb foreign sales.
Ukraine targets a Su-34 base, aircraft repair plant, and Black Sea Fleet Air Force HQ in one night
The strikes hit the Taganrog 325 Aircraft Repair Plant, the Voronezh Baltimor airbase, and reportedly the Black Sea Fleet Air Force HQ in occupied Sevastopol.
ISW: a Belarus ground invasion is very unlikely, but Russia may use Belarusian airspace to hit western Ukraine
Belarus has neither massed forces on the Ukrainian border nor would Russia have the reserves to support a Belarusian ground push, per the assessment.
Discount supermarkets and pharmacies dominate Ukraine’s resilient companies ranking
New YouControl–Top Lead study shows wartime growth in survival-economy sectors.
Norway pledges $45 million for Ukraine’s energy resilience through new EU agreement
Oslo announced the deal on 26 May after Foreign Minister Eide's meeting with European Commissioner Marta Kos in Brussels, with money channelled through the EU's Ukraine Investment Framework.
72 Russian rights abusers face EU asset freezes and travel bans for another year
The framework was established in March 2024 after Navalny's death, in response to Russia's accelerating and systematic repression. EU citizens and companies are barred from funding the sanctioned.
Ukraine is buying the West time and should be in NATO, top Czech commander says
Outgoing Chief of the Czech General Staff Karel Řehka to Euromaidan Press at GLOBSEC Prague
Ukraine tests VR mental health care across 47 healthcare sites — largest documented deployment of its kind
Aspichi's Luminify system ran 8,884 sessions across 47 organizations in a six-month wartime study.
Poland gets preliminary US approval to produce Russia’s Iskander killers — while Ukraine burns through 60 per month on “starvation ration”
About 600 PAC-3 MSE interceptors leave US factories each year.
Ukrainian drones now reach so deep that Russia closed its main highway to Crimea
Occupation governor Vladimir Saldo signed the order after Ukrainian mid-range drones began hitting the road Russia's southern military supply depends on.
Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1553: Tsikhanoŭskaya and Zelenskyy shook hands for the first time—as Ukraine’s drone chief said the first 500 Belarus targets are marked
A 24-country summit in Kyiv on 26 May produced the first in-person handshake between Belarus's exiled leader Sviatlana Tsikhanoŭskaya and President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Ukraine's drone forces commander said the first 500 targets are already marked should Belarus enter the war. The diplomats Russia told to evacuate stayed.
UK sanctions crypto exchanges and “A7 network” in crackdown on Russian evasion systems
Officials say Moscow has increasingly turned to shadow financial systems and crypto channels to sustain wartime spending as sanctions tighten.
Russia plans broad aviation restrictions as Ukrainian drones keep disrupting airspace
New rules would ban most civilian flights below 5,100 meters across large parts of central Russia, according to aviation associations and industry reports.
The “Behemoth” strike drone – Ukraine’s answer to Russia’s Shahed
Russia’s widespread use of Shahed drones has shaped the war beyond the frontlines, with Ukraine increasingly expanding its own drone-based strike capabilities in response.
“First 500 targets already marked”: Ukraine has a response plan if Belarus enters war, says drone forces commander
The comments come amid repeated warnings in Kyiv that Russia is seeking to draw Belarus deeper into the conflict through military coordination and planning discussions.
Russian church courts strip priests of rank for refusing Patriarch Kirill’s war prayer
About 50 priests have been documented as targets so far. Several have since had their ranks restored by Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew of Constantinople after lengthy appeals.
UN food aid warehouse in Dnipro struck by Russian Iskander missile, impacting supplies for 130,000 people
Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said the strike reflects continued attacks on humanitarian infrastructure despite repeated international calls to protect aid operations.