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Azov drones destroy a hidden Russian fuel base in Novoamvrosiivka sitting deep in occupied Donetsk Oblast
Operation Hell wrecked the reservoirs and blocked the supply railway at the concealed logistics hub in Novoamvrosiivka.
Ukraine’s Prime Minister confirms she is stepping down as a Cabinet shake-up begins
The presidential announcement promises a person with real weight behind every priority — from US ties to the coming winter.
Wagner’s remnants run an opioid empire in the Central African Republic, WSJ reveals
Up to 500 mercenaries under Prigozhin's son control the tramadol trade in a fief beyond the reach of law enforcement — or Moscow.
Ukraine’s top missile designer: modern war is won by whoever experiments with weapons faster
Fire Point's Denys Shtilerman says Russia's engineering school still follows the Soviet template of designing for years before testing.
Drones set Russia’s Syzran refinery ablaze 800 km from the war zone — analysts count every primary unit hit
Both crude distillation installations and a gasoline reformer burned at the plant that refines up to 8.9 million tons of oil a year.
US Senator Graham died day after his last visit to Kyiv. His Russia’s “sanctions from hell” bill loses its architect at moment it might pass
US Senator Lindsey Graham, Ukraine's most consistent Senate ally, died at 71 the day after his last Kyiv visit. His Russian oil sanctions bill remains unfinished.
One Russian ship every 112 minutes for a week: Ukraine hits 14 more vessels as total tally nears 100
The Unmanned Systems Forces put July's running total at 91 vessels, with the live scoreboard still updating as reports get verified.
For first time, Ukrainian pilots will fly over Champs-Élysées in French Mirages on Bastille Day
25 Ukrainian troops will march at France's Bastille Day parade for the first time, and Ukrainian pilots will co-pilot Mirage 2000B jets in the opening flyover.
AI against AI over Ukraine: Russia’s Shahed now sees its target, and Ukraine’s interceptor sees Shahed
Russia showed a new Geran-4 Seeker Shahed variant with machine-vision AI targeting.
Russian missiles that killed 16 in Kyiv this week came from Bryansk. Partisans say they’ve burned EW towers shielding it
Ukrainian partisan movement ATESH says it burned EW towers in Bryansk Oblast, the region Russia uses to launch ballistic missiles at Kyiv from 2 minutes of flight time.
Ukraine exhumes Volhynia graves from 13 July as Poland’s president seeks a UPA flag ban
Polish archaeologists think one newly found grave at Ostrivky holds some 350 people.
Two state firms broke law storing ammo in Vyshneve — Zelenskyy
The SBU has identified the Ukroboronprom officials who allowed weapons and ammunition to be stored in warehouses next to residential buildings in Vyshneve, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said.
Ukraine’s $500 Vyriy FPV drone just flew 110 km to hit Russian logistics. That used to cost $5,000.
With a denser battery, a lighter warhead and a wing, a cheap first-person-view drone can now range 110 km.
NATO’s former deputy commander: Ankara papered over the cracks between Europe and America
Sir Richard Shirreff held NATO's second-highest military post. He now advises Ukraine's commander-in-chief—and says the summit that pledged Kyiv €140 billion produced no strategy.
Ukraine can build Patriots or keep hitting Russia’s refineries—not both, defense scholar says
Marc DeVore asked two expert groups he chairs, both advising the UK defense ministry, whether Ukraine could build Patriots within a year. Both said no.
Drone strike hits four vessels in Russia’s Taganrog Bay, killing one sailor
Russian officials shot down more than 15 drones over Taganrog while reporting no fuel leak from a damaged tanker.
Russia halts Don-Azov Channel shipping, closes Kerch Strait after Ukrainian tanker strikes
Russia's border guards, who report to the FSB, gave shipping firms no date for when the Kerch Strait halt would be lifted.
Russian hackers accessed doorbell cameras to track Ukraine-bound weapons, Dutch intelligence says
Many of the compromised devices used default passwords and outdated firmware, according to the services' findings.
Russian missiles strike four Kyiv districts before air raid siren sounds, injuring 10
Kyiv's mayor said a transformer substation caught fire in the Darnytskyi district following the attack.