Euromaidan Press Staff

Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Zelenskyy initiated a major cabinet reshuffle, citing the need for "new energy" in the government.

In a diplomatic move, Turkey is seeking BRICS membership, potentially expanding its alliances beyond traditional Western partners while maintaining its NATO membership. Meanwhile, Iran is set to supply Russia with ballistic missiles within days, potentially escalating the war, as some Ukrainian allies have yet to deliver on promises made at the July NATO summit.

The incident occurs as Ukraine continues to face intense Russian offensive operations, particularly in the Pokrovsk sector of Donetsk Oblast.

Ukraine has advanced 2 km into Russia's Kursk Oblast, gaining control of 5 km², but faces challenges in the Pokrovsk sector, Donetsk Oblast, where Russian forces continue to advance. In Kharkiv, a Russian glide bomb attack killed at least five civilians, including a child, and injured at least 40 others.

Ukrainian Paralympians prepare for the Paris Games, showcasing extraordinary resilience in the face of war and personal loss.

Meanwhile, a Russian combat drone's incursion into Polish airspace has sparked urgent discussions within NATO, raising concerns about escalating provocations.

Russian troops capture 13 km² in the Pokrovsk sector, slightly widening their bridgehead, while Ukrainian army advances in Russia's Kursk Oblast, capturing two setttlements.

Ukraine's strategic destruction of bridges in Russia's Kursk Oblast has isolated thousands of Russian troops, marking a significant advance into enemy territory.

President Zelenskyy's visit to the Sumy Oblast border was marked by news of further Ukrainian advances in Russia's Kursk region, including the capture of another settlement

Meanwhile, Germany has announced plans to deliver four IRIS-T air defense systems to Ukraine in 2024.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to visit Ukraine. Meanwhile, the Czech President suggesting Ukraine could join NATO even with some territories occupied.

Meanwhile, Belarus says it has moved a significant portion of its military forces to the Ukrainian border, citing security concerns.

The decision can potentially extend their combat range beyond 320 km.

The operation has received full support from EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell, who declared the EU's backing following a briefing from Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba.