“This is money of his accomplices burning”: Russian partisans and Ukraine hit Siberian plant tied to Putin’s inner circle
The plant is located over 2,000 km away from the Ukrainian border and is one of Russia's largest.
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July was Ukraine’s deadliest month for civilians since 2022 — and Russia is scaling its ballistic missile salvos toward 200 at once
Kyiv’s unmanned-forces commander warns the Kremlin is racing to swamp a depleted air shield, echoing intelligence that Moscow now overfulfills its monthly weapons plans.
Russian plants are overfulfilling monthly missile production quotas by 110-120% and unlikely to pause strikes, Ukraine’s intelligence says
Moscow met its full-year Zircon and Onyx output targets by early August, seven months into 2026, Ukraine's deputy intelligence chief said.
Ukraine’s Crimea campaign could strike seven times more targets with faster funding, Brovdi says
To clear the skies over the peninsula, the force destroyed more than 300 Russian air defense assets in recent months, its commander said.
Russia’s advance in Ukraine slows as casualties per square kilometer rise 3.5-fold, Radio Svoboda reports
Ukrainian drone operators say Russian infiltration units moving on foot lose all but one soldier out of every fifteen.
New Iranian loitering munition has started reaching Ukraine, analyst says. It’s built to hit deep behind front
Iran is improving its Shahed-107 kamikaze drones based on the Ukraine war, adding shrapnel elements.
ISW: Russia strikes the Mayaki bridge linking southern Ukraine to Romania and Moldova
Moscow's overnight hit on the M-15 highway forced Kyiv to halt traffic toward the Danube ports, its main grain outlet after sea exports collapsed.
Zaluzhnyi, Fedorov, and Budanov lead Ukraine’s trust ranking as Zelenskyy places fourth – KIIS
Three of Ukraine's most recognizable wartime figures now command the strongest public confidence, a late-July sociological study found, even as the president's standing lags noticeably behind.
Zelenskyy says Russia could receive up to 50,000 North Korean troops
Kyiv says North Korean deployment numbers have grown from hundreds to tens of thousands within roughly two months, according to Ukrainian estimates.
Drones strike Russian oblasts overnight: thick smoke over a Nizhnekamsk refinery as Crimea’s Krasnoperekopsk industrial zone burns
Unmanned aircraft reportedly hit a Tatarstan oil hub and the occupied peninsula, with satellite sensors flagging heat signatures and 15 airports halting flights.
Russian electric locomotive was named target of Ukrainian partisan operation. It carried military supplies toward Kharkiv front
The ATESH partisan movement says its agents destroyed the cab of an electric locomotive.
WHO humanitarian warehouse in Dnipro destroyed in strike, Director-General says
Staff evacuated less than half of roughly 300 pallets of medical supplies before the warehouse was hit on 7 August.
Poles protest in 22 cities as attacks on Ukrainians escalate
The demonstrations followed a Friday petition drive that gathered more than 11,000 signatures demanding government action.
Zelenskyy’s Kosovo comments in Belgrade prompt flag removal in Prishtina
Mayor Përparim Rama said Kyiv's unchanged position on Kosovo's unilateral independence declaration prompted the flag's removal from a central Prishtina building.
Twelve kilometers from the war, a drone blast set a Moldovan field alight
Farther south, Bulgaria's defense ministry judged a separate drone that exploded near its gas network to be a Ukrainian decoy that strayed off course.
A wiring maker for Volkswagen and Škoda takes a Russian hit in Zhytomyr Oblast
The blow fell on a fully German-owned manufacturer that officials count among the region's budget-forming businesses.
Russia plans to make upcoming winter unsurvivable for Ukrainian civilians: Moscow is hitting Ukraine’s gas extraction sites to make heating impossible in cold
Russia struck Naftogaz Group assets across eastern, western, and central Ukraine, hitting gas extraction sites and fuel stations.
Winter aid, a free-trade target, and a food-safety pact: what Ukraine and Serbia agreed in Belgrade
Beyond the symbolism, the two sides put concrete cooperation on paper across health, energy, and trade.
Third one down: Ukraine keeps destroying Russia’s $1.8 million Starlink jammers
Satellite imagery places the latest confirmed hit at an FSB border base in Gelendzhik on Russia’s Black Sea coast.
Russia parked an S-400 on a Black Sea shore. Ukraine’s drones knew exactly where
The coastal position of the anti-air missile system, sitting in plain view near a Russian resort town, burned for hours after the overnight strike.