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.
Russia strikes Kherson, Zaporizhzhia, Odesa and Kirovohrad oblasts overnight
A Russian drone struck a car in Kherson's Tsentralnyi district on 2 July, injuring a 58-year-old man
Russian attack on Kyiv kills 20, injures about 100 – UPDATED
Rescuers pulled 17 people from a partially destroyed nine-story building in Kyiv's Darnytskyi district, seven of them from beneath rubble.
Zelenskyy’s UPA unit naming had nothing to do with Volhynia. The historian who holds the same Polish award says Poland got that wrong.
"This affair will cost Poland in the future": Norman Davies on why Warsaw misread the UPA dispute
NATO chief Rutte tells Trump: Europe’s arms spending supports 195,000 US jobs, $300bn in orders
Days before NATO's Ankara summit, Rutte traded security arguments for economic ones.
Sweden’s first 16 Gripens to reach Ukraine in early 2027. They come with weapons
Zelenskyy and Swedish officials reaffirmed plans to deliver 16 Gripen C/D jets to Ukraine in early 2027, a month after the deal was first announced.
Russia shuts seven rail crossings on its NATO borders. It won’t say why
Move comes weeks after Moscow doubled freight tariffs to the same neighbors
EU sends Ukraine $3.9 bn for drones — and explains the holdup
Contract vetting delayed the defense portion of the loan
Russia weighs three routes into Ukraine. Ukrainian Commander-in-Chief says Chernihiv is the real one
Syrskyi ranks the Bryansk axis above a Belarus-based attack
Ukraine burned half of Russia’s oil refining, made Moscow’s diesel ban for three days, Ukrainian analyst says
Moscow weighs a diesel export ban next, then backs off