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The Guardian: French theme-park company kept working with sanctioned Russian oligarch year after EU blacklisted him, documents show
New records show Puy du Fou continued working with its Russian oligarch partner after he was sanctioned in 2014, as it now pursues a £600 million UK expansion.
Ukraine wants its office inside EU Parliament, mirroring bloc’s representation already open in Kyiv
Parliamentary diplomacy amounts to one aim: keeping legislatures across Europe and the G7 mobilized behind Ukraine as the war and the accession process both grind on.
Belarus is forming its fourth airborne brigade 40 km from Ukraine, with a permanent base set for 2027
Minsk's Special Operations commander says the new 37th brigade is taking shape near Homel, with its permanent base by the Ukrainian frontier not ready until 2027.
He was missing child on Ukraine’s own registry. Monitors say they’ve now found him wearing Russian “Z” and posing with its flag
Oleksandr Mustiatse, a Ukrainian boy taken under occupation in Kherson Oblast and listed as missing, has been identified as a soldier in the Russian army, Save Ukraine says.
“We have no Churchill in Europe so far”: Europe’s top pro-Ukraine coalition may lose its two founders within year while Russia’s attacks continue
With Starmer gone and Macron leaving next year, there is a rising fears of a leadership vacuum in Europe's pro-Ukraine coalition.
Ukraine destroyed 12 fuel tanks at Russian export terminal. That’s enough fuel to fill 1,000 rail cars
Ukraine's 413th "Raid" Regiment struck the Taman oil terminal in Krasnodar Krai on 30 July, setting a fire NASA satellites detected.
French firm that beat NATO’s tender on glide bombs is now teaching Ukraine’s interceptor to see its target without GPS
Ukraine's "General Cherry" unit signed with French firm Alta Ares to integrate AI guidance into its BULLET anti-Shahed interceptor.
Repeated Russian missile-targeting failures may themselves violate the laws of war
The authors of a new Ukrainian war-crimes framework say the error-or-method question may be the wrong one—and name the evidence that would settle it.
To catch Ukraine’s cruise missiles, Russia is risking the scarce A-50 radar planes it has no way to rebuild
After losing some of its most valuable airborne radar aircraft and with sanctions hampering replacements, Russia is increasingly relying on the few A-50Us it still has.
Russia is firing more missiles and drones than Ukraine can stop, and the gap is widening
Ukraine downed just one in twenty ballistic missiles in the last two big attacks. Patriots are rare, and the one workaround—striking the launchers—stays blocked.
Ukraine’s sea drone that never touched the shore struck two Russian radars in occupied Crimea
The uncrewed boat stayed offshore and released an FPV drone that finished the job, part of an operation Ukraine's spies ran in late July.
The most in any month this year: Russia fired 126 ballistic missiles at Ukraine in July
The count of Iskander-M, North Korean, and repurposed air-defense missiles topped every month since January, a monitoring channel tracking the launches found.
A Russian warehouse built to hold 120 million items is burning east of Moscow region
Russia's largest online retailer confirmed the fire, evacuated staff, and reported no casualties, while the regional governor said emergency crews were working at the scene.
ISW: Russia’s long push toward Sloviansk gains no ground as Ukraine counterattacks
Its assaults across northern Donetsk Oblast produced no confirmed advances in the newest DC-based think tank's war assessment, an offensive now grinding into its fifth month.
Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1621: Overnight strikes hit Russian airbase and refinery as a Russian drone crosses into NATO territory
Ukraine's deep-strike campaign continued into the early hours of 2 August, striking the Engels airbase, the Saratov oil refinery, and drone production facilities, even as a Russian drone drifted into Romanian airspace for around 20 minutes before being shot down over Ukraine.
Romanian jets scramble as Russian drone enters NATO airspace before Ukraine shoots it down
The aerial target spent around 20 minutes in Romanian airspace before crossing back into Ukraine, where it was destroyed by Ukrainian forces.
Oil refinery, strategic airbase, and drone facilities: Overnight strikes hit key pillars of Russia’s war effort
The reported strikes hit the Engels airbase, the Saratov oil refinery, and other military infrastructure supporting Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1620: Russian barrage killed nine people and struck foreign embassy in Kyiv
July was Russia's bloodiest month of the year so far, with 238,650 losses racked up since January and no sign of the front stabilizing.
Ukraine’s drone force hit 53,755 Russian targets in July. Only 0.5% were deep strikes everyone talks about
Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces struck 53,755 targets in July, with 95% of strikes in the tactical zone near the front, Commander Madiar says.