Poland’s Tusk expects Ukraine to take first step to ease White Eagle crisis
A former Ukrainian president Viktor Yushchenko has written to Warsaw urging reconciliation.
Ukrainian girl who lost her mother in the Czech Republic returns home to her father
Six months of cross-border negotiation brought her back after her mother's sudden death.
Ukraine clears its first-ever export of finished combat drones — and they went to the US
For most of the war Kyiv barred drone exports. The first batch out went to the Pentagon
Italy joins Bulgaria in resisting EU sanctions on Patriarch Kirill
Rome's objection traces back to the Vatican's unease at sanctioning a Christian leader
Fires hit Crimea power substations again overnight, one for the second time in a week
Blazes at a rebuilt node and a critical hub leave Staryi Krym dark
Belgorod loses power and water after Ukrainian strike on gas-turbine plant, one killed
The strike came a day after Russia's deadliest assault on Kyiv this year.
Ukraine wants the Ankara summit to name it a NATO security contributor—not just an aid recipient
Kyiv now red-teams the Alliance's war games and runs its only joint center with NATO—and says a record number of members back its membership.
Kyiv death toll climbs to 30 as rescuers dig for three still buried under a nine-story block
Three residents remain unaccounted for as the search continues, according to Tymur Tkachenko, head of the Kyiv City Military Administration.
Record 52,500 people sheltered in Kyiv metro during Russia’s overnight attack — including 4,500 children
Russia's overnight attack on Kyiv was the largest in months — and more people fled underground than any night in recent years.
Russia destroyed 49 post offices. Japan rebuilt 20 of them—as modular units near the front line
20 modular branches now operating in Dnipropetrovsk, Kharkiv, Sumy, Zaporizhzhia, Chernihiv, and Kherson oblasts
Left-bank Kherson villages have lost gas, lost power — and are burning waste to survive
Residents cook on makeshift stoves using anything that burns as large fires spread through steppe and forests
ISW: Russia’s spring offensive is 16 times slower than last year — and costs 19 times more blood per kilometer
Nineteen times more casualties per square kilometer — and sixteen times less ground taken.
Two power substations catch fire in western occupied Crimea in probable overnight strike
Fires broke out at the Donuzlav 220 kV and Mityaevo substations in Saky district after a probable strike, Krymsky Veter reported, citing satellite imagery.
Russia’s fourth-largest refinery is on fire again. It just came off a shutdown
Drones struck Russia's NORSI oil refinery near Kstovo on 2 July, days after an earlier strike had already knocked out its main crude unit.