Ukraine says foreign defense suppliers owe country about $10.58 billion, including $1.7 billion already paid for goods delivered late or never at all
A $22,400 legal bill stands between Ukraine and $403 million owed by foreign arms suppliers.
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NATO would strike back if Russia attacks, Polish FM says he warned Moscow
The Polish foreign minister said the warning was intended to deter Russia from taking action that could trigger a wider conflict.
Ukraine spent year ignoring one Russian drone-control tech, and now Geran-5 flies on it. President’s adviser warns next one, from space, is worse
A Ukrainian adviser calls it a coming "small catastrophe"
Ukraine builds app to cut soldiers’ paperwork. It has just saved them $40 million, mostly on fuel
The Pluses program in Army+ just added M-Tac as its 40th partner.
Russia has warned its cities about every strike for years. During the heaviest raid yet, on election day, it left the sirens silent
The backlash came even from Russia's own pro-war bloggers, as a major Moscow refinery burned on the final day of voting.
Warning sirens are going west: Russian jet-powered drones bring strikes closer to NATO country
Poland is expanding its warning-siren network as officials prepare for more Russian attacks near the border.
Ukraine is saving Donetsk Oblast with world’s first-of-its-kind operation: Vivaldi counteroffensive drops robots directly from heavy bombers 10 kilometers behind Russian lines
Heavy drones delivered the robots more than 10 kilometers into the Russian rear during Operation Vivaldi near Lyman.
Russia’s secret drone math: one Tatarstan plant could yield 28,000 more drone bodies a year
Leaked Rosatom documents describe a Tatarstan carbon fiber plant that could lift Russia's Shahed-type drone output 78% by 2029.
Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1670: Ukraine’s Vivaldi counteroffensive described as “one of Ukraine’s most important victories of 2026”
The news of 50 square kilometers clawed back came as Ukrainian long-range strikes reached a major Moscow oil refinery during Russia’s State Duma elections.
Ukraine and Hungary have a rare moment of cooperation, agreeing to build fuel storage beyond Russia’s reach
The planned storage facilities in Hungary near the Ukrainian border will help Ukraine diversify fuel supplies as Russia continues attacking energy infrastructure.
Russia has already destroyed more than two-fifths of Ukraine’s modern warehouse space as it escalates attacks on economic infrastructure – FT
2.1 million square meters of warehouse capacity have been destroyed as Russian strikes increasingly target the infrastructure Ukraine needs to store and move goods.
Europe gave Russia years to perfect its aerial killing. Ukraine is paying the price. Europe may be next.
Russia has spent four years adapting its drones, missiles and tactics against Ukraine. As Russian attacks become harder to stop, Ukrainian civilians are paying the price – while Europe is increasingly worried about a threat it has had years to prepare for.
Ukraine retakes ground in a region Russia has fought for years to capture. “Vivaldi” is only getting started but is already “one of the most important victories for Ukraine in 2026”
Ukraine’s Third Army Corps says its counteroffensive has retaken three settlements and 50 square kilometers of occupied territory in northern Donetsk, potentially delaying Russia’s planned offensive in the northern Donbas.
Ukraine’s long-range strikes reach Moscow’s fuel supply as Russia votes in State Duma elections
A Ukrainian strike damaged the Moscow Oil Refinery, a major fuel supplier for the capital and surrounding region, as Russia held the second day of its State Duma elections.
North Korea has fired around 150 ballistic missiles at Ukraine, learning from each one. Same missiles threaten Japan, and Kyiv just shows its speaker what is inside them
The components come from a missile Russia fired at Ukraine, and Kyiv's spies argue the same North Korean weapons threaten Japan too.
At camp Norway built in Polish forest, NATO trainers admit Ukraine’s army now moves faster than their own
Ukraine's wartime tempo outpaces NATO armies, whose slow procurement Western trainers in Poland say Ukraine's experience is exposing.
What are “S-300 Clone” and GAM-67 in America’s new $2.68 billion package for Ukraine? Experts think they have answer
Labeled "S-300 Clone," the new US missiles would reportedly let Ukraine keep its Soviet launchers firing
Defender Media: Ukraine’s battle-tested drone makers reach no top slot in Pentagon’s $1.1 billion Drone Dominance program, but some Ukrainian technology wins anyway
American firms took every top slot, but some Ukrainian tech won quietly under Western partners.
Ukraine’s Vivaldi operation cleared 85 square kilometers near Lyman. A soldier who fought it says one thing was hardest of all
Well-sited Russian defenders spot an assault group crossing open ground and fight it at a distance, he says.
Ukraine’s most effective units, Azov among them, need reinforcements. So National Guard is opening recruitment center aimed only at foreigners
The center will send foreign volunteers into contract service as Ukraine leans on outside recruits to fill a manpower gap.