HUR: Russia seeks rest of Donetsk Oblast, not a peace deal, by year-end
HUR's deputy chief says Russia cannot form new units without mobilization after battlefield losses exceeded contract recruitment in June and July
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Operation Hell-2: Azov says it burned 4,221 tons of Russian fuel in occupied Donetsk Oblast
The Ukrainian National Guard unit spent a month tracking Russian fuel tanks in occupied Donetsk Oblast before striking them.
“Chasing away vipers”: Ukrainian special forces retake Andriivka-Klevtsove, capture 30 Russian soldiers
The operation adds another settlement to Ukraine’s gains in its eight-month Oleksandrivka counteroffensive, which Kyiv says has reclaimed 745 square kilometers.
Blast marks Moldova’s third airspace breach in nine days
Ukraine’s Air Force reported that a Russian Banderol crossed the border, but Moldovan investigators could not conclusively identify the wreckage.
Greek-run tanker carrying Russian oil hit off Russia’s Black Sea coast, Bloomberg reports
The ship’s manager reported no injuries or pollution. It was the first attack on a vessel calling at the CPC terminal in nearly three weeks.
New satellite imagery shows a caved-in roof at Russia’s only Soyuz rocket-assembly plant
The imagery pins the damage to the building where crews wire the rockets' controls and electronics.
Russia claims it downed a record 1,671 drones—as fires burn across Moscow Oblast
A drone struck another Wildberries warehouse, but this one caused no major fire as others had in previous strikes.
Two Russian missiles hit a post office and shops in Kharkiv Oblast, killing 10 people
The strike on a crowded crossroads in Pechenihy wounded 18 more and set a cafe and cars ablaze.
Russian drone attacks on Ukraine’s Danube ports hit recent high, Romania says
Drone debris reached Romania as Ukraine sought safer grain routes and Bucharest prepared cheaper defenses against low-flying incursions.
Moldova halves grain-transit fees for Ukraine as its own farmers threaten protests
President Maia Sandu is defending the halved transit fees against her own farmers, arguing that a neighbor able to export and arm itself is worth more to Moldova than the risk to local grain prices.
Kenya and South Africa went first, and now Ghana accuses Russia of luring Ghanaians into war
The methods drawing foreigners toward the front range from bogus contracts to political intrigue across Africa.
Medical tourism and IT can draw visitors back to Ukraine after the war, UN Tourism’s chief told a Kyiv briefing
Her Kyiv visit—the first by a UN Tourism chief in a decade—came with a concrete deliverable: 500 online-academy scholarships, 200 of them for veterans.
He fought for Ukrainian independence until a Soviet chocolate-box bomb killed him. Now Ukraine plans to honor him permanently
Ukrainian leader Yevhen Konovalets’ remains returned from Rotterdam after 88 years and are set for temporary reburial at Ukraine’s National Military Memorial Cemetery.
India’s cooking-oil imports jump for festival season—but not war-hit sunflower
Indian refiners are stocking up for the festival season, but the war has left the world’s top sunflower supplier shut out of the boom.
Latvian public broadcaster opens new charity drive for Ukraine’s wounded
Timed to Ukraine's 24 August Independence Day, a Latvian broadcaster's new drive aims to fund recovery for Ukrainian soldiers.
650 participants from 24 countries: Ukraine brings its battle-tested drone-defense experience to NATO’s Baltic Trust 2026 exercise
For Ukraine, taking part as a valued contributor rather than an aid recipient marks its deepening integration with the alliance it seeks to join.
Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1636: Ukraine’s new targeting system puts a price tag on every strike
Russia's Arena-M active protection system, despite finally reaching the front, is struggling to stop the volume of Ukrainian FPV drones.
Why does Ukraine need a Bebradron-M drone with no warhead and only 2 kg of payload?
Ukraine has approved 413 new unmanned aerial systems for military use this year, most of them domestically produced.
The Ukrainian company behind MAUL — a robot that hits 70 km/h and survives flipping over — moves toward investment from an $81M US firm
AIDronesUA and US-based Empery Digital Inc. have signed an agreement to explore a strategic investment, with due diligence now underway.
World’s largest crypto exchange helped Russia identify and jail a man who donated to Ukraine’s army
Binance reportedly provided Russian authorities with personal data that helped lead to the arrest of a Russian IT specialist.