Ukraine’s new defense minister says he already knows Russia’s strategy for fall and winter
Yevhenii Khmara has become Ukraine's new defense minister after a vote in parliament.
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Putin’s Mach-10 wonder weapon misses by 30 meters. Russia stopped building it in April.
Putin unveiled it as unstoppable in 2018. Ukrainian intelligence says the line stopped in April, and the fuel now goes to Iskanders.
Polish prosecutors charge a woman over an attack on Ukrainian children. Consulate says the siblings were targeted for speaking Ukrainian
The attacker twisted one child's arm, broke the siblings' toy drone, and threw its fragments at the 12-year-old boy, scratching him, according to the family and the consulate.
Germany charged a Ukrainian for the Nord Stream blasts—Kyiv is now investigating if Russia staged the attack to frame Ukrainians
Ukraine's top prosecutors confirmed they are testing a "false flag" theory even as a Ukrainian suspect heads to trial in Germany.
Wiretaps, a mocking codename, and a seized playbook—Ukraine’s anti-graft bureau reaches the President’s Office again
Media reports place a deputy head of the presidential office among those searched, while investigators decline to confirm any identities.
“Two targets and ammo with one drone”: How a Ukrainian drone crew hunts Russian transport behind the front line
A National Guard unit uses middle-strike drones to hunt Russian military vehicles deep behind the front line.
Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1637: Two missiles hit a post office in Kharkiv Oblast and kill 10
The strike on a crowded crossroads in Pechenihy also wounded 18 people and set a cafe and cars ablaze.
Russia jails 61-year-old Ukrainian for alleged Azov service, names no specific act
A Russian military court sentenced Hulak to five years and four months over an alleged connection to the Azov group.
Russia could open northern front by February if it orders new mobilization, Ukraine intel says
Ukraine’s military intelligence sees no preparations for a northern attack, but officials warn such a front could pull defenders from the east and south.
1.2 million weapons in a year: Inside Ukraine’s Amazon-for-arms that ships to the frontline in 24 hours
Frontline units now pick from 1,181 products by 300 Ukrainian makers—and the fastest arrive within 24 hours.
NATO army bought Russian missiles and now it can’t give them away
Israel and US lawmakers are stalling Türkiye's F-35 deal as its talks to offload a Russian S-400 to the UAE show no movement.
Russia launches “massive” attack on Ukrainian power plant as Kyiv braces for extremely difficult winter
The strike halted electricity generation at the plant as Moscow steps up attacks on Ukraine’s critical infrastructure ahead of the cold season.
Russia weaponizes Ukrainian children in occupied territories. Ukraine singles out those responsible
At a competition in May, children practiced handling explosives and piloting drones across Russian-occupied Ukraine, according to HUR.
Russia warns UK of “consequences” over British-made drones in Ukraine’s deep strikes. London vows to continue supporting Kyiv
Moscow accused London of deliberately escalating the war after reports that Ukrainian forces used UK-built drones to strike targets inside Russia, including oil refineries.
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
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.