Russia is mapping everyday targets across Kyiv, from trolleybus depots to Zhuliany airport, top monitoring channel says, ahead of next ballistic strike
Meanwhile, Ukraine is racing to defend Kyiv against jet drones before winter.
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He swore to defend Ukraine, then switched to Russia when it seized Crimea. Twelve years later, Ukrainian FPV drone found him commanding Russian regiment
Colonel Oleksandr Isaiev, a Mykolaiv native who switched to Russia during the seizure of Crimea, died in an FPV drone strike.
“Food must never be used as a weapon”: EU calls for Black Sea attack moratorium
The push comes as attacks have made the route increasingly dangerous and costly for commercial shipping, threatening a key trade lifeline for Ukraine and a major source of food for global markets.
Ukraine’s Vivaldi counteroffensive near Lyman just got help from behind Russian lines: partisans say they cut rail supply to three Russian regiments, no explosion needed
ATESH says it disabled four relay cabinets in Voronezh Oblast, which helped a Russian operation in Donetsk Oblast.
Ukraine’s new drone ferries FPV drones deep behind Russian lines and releases them there. It costs about $9,900 and does three other jobs too
The KARA can drop bombs, relay signals, ferry FPV drones to the front, or strike, and it is on sale on Ukraine's state marketplace.
A former US nuclear-sub commander, a Ukrainian fund, and a plan to shield Odesa with drone swarms
Ukraine can't fully export its weapons yet — but its battle-tested tech is so in demand that two Ukrainian players just went to Denmark.
Vivaldi erased Russia’s Lyman pincer. Now Moscow is pushing toward Sloviansk instead
DeepState says Ukraine stopped one Russian approach to its fortified Donetsk cities. Moscow is pressing another.
Old American armor, new Ukrainian brain: Skelya regiment nears completion of M1117 unmanned conversion
The regiment's Innovation Center is finishing a project to remotely control an armored vehicle based on a chassis originally designed during the Vietnam War era.
Two plants make 70% of Ukraine’s steel. Russia hit both. Then ports closed, rail costs rose 30%, and the EU’s carbon tax kicked in
The head of Ukraine's largest steel plant says the government needs a single rescue document with deadlines and assigned agencies, because each problem stalls when handled alone.
Foreign volunteers retrain as drone operators as Ukraine’s battlefield changes
Some of the Western volunteers who came to Ukraine to fight on the ground are now learning to operate FPV drones as unmanned systems take on a growing role in combat.
Strike copters lead Ukraine’s 650 new military drone approvals—jam-proof and interceptor models close behind
By July, Ukraine's drone approval tally was running more than 30% ahead of last year, with the count reaching 650 by September.
Explosives found meters from the drone that crashed near a Bundeswehr air base—investigators say it matches the GRU’s Leipzig attack devices
The federal prosecutor and Germany's criminal police have taken over the case, and the drone may have been near the A400M transport fleet hub for up to two years.
7 ways mobile GPS medical alert devices give long-distance caregivers total peace of mind
Mobile GPS medical alert devices help long-distance caregivers support aging loved ones while preserving their independence. Features such as GPS tracking, 24/7 monitoring, two-way communication, fall detection, and caregiver support provide valuable protection in everyday situations.
Vivaldi’s secret weapon was the targeting, not the robots: Third Corps reconnaissance mapped Russian command nodes, then hit them to cause panic
The officer said disrupting command and communications was one of the tasks set directly by the corps commander, with brigade and corps intelligence identifying the areas to strike.
Europe is overreacting to Russian threats, Finland’s president says—his intelligence sees no imminent danger
Stubb says the main goal of Russian sabotage abroad is to spread panic so that partners provide less support to Ukraine.
Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1672: Ukraine’s counteroffensive in Donetsk Oblast advances by stealth
. Germany's AfD party has begun talks with Gazprom on restoring gas supplies the country cut after the 2022 invasion.
Ukraine’s chief prosecutor fled. Politicians still choose the man who can prosecute them.
He is only the latest prosecutor general to leave the office in disgrace, and the office is the reason.
$16 bn or lives of Ukrainians: Kyiv is furious after EU took two of Russia’s richest men off its sanctions list
Usmanov and Fridman were dropped over a prisoner deal and a $16bn lawsuit.
Russia is spending jet-powered drones on Ukraine’s toilet-paper factory. It’s same campaign that has destroyed 2.1 million square meters of Ukraine’s warehouses
Snow Panda, a maker of toilet paper and wipes, lost its warehouse to a second Russian strike, months after a missile hit its main hub and injured workers.
Ukraine offers Russia deal: stop hitting our power, and we stop hitting yours. US will pass it to Moscow
The US will pass Ukraine's mutual energy-truce offer to Russia and has made no unilateral demands of Kyiv to stop striking Russia.