Russia claims ATACMS missile hit Sevastopol building in night attack
A nine-story building in Sevastopol was allegedly hit by part of an ATACMS missile, according to occupation authorities.
Yermak: Next peace summit to be held in Middle East
Ukraine's chief of staff Andriy Yermak has revealed plans for a second global peace summit, likely to be held in the Middle East, aimed at paving the way for an end to hostilities with Russia.
ISW: Russia slowly but surely advancing toward Pokrovsk
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has identified the Pokrovsk direction as Russia's current military priority, citing ongoing challenges in staffing and equipping Ukrainian brigades.
Biden, Harris welcome freed Americans at Andrews Air Force Base in Washington
Three US citizens and a green card holder have returned home after being released from Russian imprisonment in a major international prisoner swap.
Belarus airspace breached by Russian drones during attack on Ukraine
At least five Russian kamikaze drones entered Belarus during an overnight attack on Ukraine, traveling as far as 260 kilometers into the country.
TIME reports about “cold” relationship between Kamala Harris and Zelenskyy
TIME magazine has shed light on Vice President Kamala Harris's diplomatic efforts with Ukraine, revealing tensions in her early meetings with President Zelenskyy.
Italian authorities seize Russian oligarch’s castle at Ukraine’s request
Italian financial authorities have seized a Tuscan castle and other assets worth $44 million from Russian oligarch Alexei Fedorichev following a request from Ukraine.
Lubinets: Ukrainian prisoner Ishchenko died 9 days ago, Russia did not inform about it
The death of a Ukrainian prisoner in Russia has raised concerns about the treatment of POWs and compliance with international conventions.
Ukrainian Azov driver dies in Russian detention – Russian media
A 55-year-old Ukrainian defender captured in Mariupol has died in a Russian detention center, according to reports from Russian media outlets.
NYT: Ukraine recruits about 30,000 people into the army monthly
A new conscription law in Ukraine has led to a significant increase in military recruitment, with 4.7 million men registering for potential service, the New York Times reports.
Kyiv hails dialogue with Beijing, hints at potential Zelenskyy-Xi meeting
China's foreign minister has been invited to visit Ukraine, potentially paving the way for increased diplomatic engagement between Kyiv and Beijing.
Defense forces strike at Russian weapons, equipment depot near Kursk
Ukraine's Navy played a key role in a coordinated strike against a Russian military target, according to official reports.
ISW: Russian military lacks operational capacity to maintain renewed summer offensive in Ukraine
A new analysis suggests that Russia may be unable to mount a large-scale summer offensive in Ukraine due to resource constraints.
Ukraine’s air defense downs Russian Kh-59 missile and 89 drones overnight
Russia launched one of its most massive drone assaults since the start of the year, with all 89 detected UAVs reportedly shot down by Ukrainian defenses.