Euromaidan Press Staff

A near-miss strike by Lithuania's Kyiv embassy and a rising ballistic-missile share point to a Russian air campaign growing harder to stop, even as Ukraine's intercept record holds.

Meanwhile, Europe's pro-Ukraine coalition faces a leadership vacuum as the war grinds on.

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.

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.

A Russian mass missile attack on Ukraine killed a family overnight, and one Kh-101 cruise missile flew on into NATO territory before crashing in a Polish field.

Ukraine says its campaign against Russia's shadow fleet has now struck 201 vessels in three weeks, cutting off Crimea's main supply route for good.

Elsewhere, Ukraine and NATO opened a new joint grant program pairing Ukrainian firms with allied ones to turn battlefield prototypes into fielded weapons.

Not a single ship crossed Ukraine's grain corridor on 22 July, at the peak of harvest, and the blockage is now rippling into farms and railways across the country.

A Russian strike killed a 9-year-old girl and another person in a Chernihiv supermarket; guided bombs killed a 46-year-old man in Zaporizhzhia. President Zelenskyy said Russia asked North Korea for 30,000 more soldiers and new missile launchers, with reception sites readied in Voronezh Oblast since June.

A Romanian F-16 downed an intruding drone as Ukrainian long-range strikes hit a Russian missile boat, S-400 components, and logistics sites overnight.

Russia struck a defense industry event in Kyiv Oblast in daylight, killing at least 10 and injuring around 100 as fears grow of a larger attack to come.

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Crimean Solidarity, the movement that supported political prisoners and their families on the Russian-occupied peninsula, has shut down because continuing to operate risked sending even more people to prison.

Zelenskyy replaced Oleksandr Syrskyi with Mykhailo Drapatyi after a week of nationwide rallies, military consultations, and political pressure over the war's leadership.