Russian electric locomotive was named target of Ukrainian partisan operation. It carried military supplies toward Kharkiv front
The ATESH partisan movement says its agents destroyed the cab of an electric locomotive.
Russia plans to make upcoming winter unsurvivable for Ukrainian civilians: Moscow is hitting Ukraine’s gas extraction sites to make heating impossible in cold
Russia struck Naftogaz Group assets across eastern, western, and central Ukraine, hitting gas extraction sites and fuel stations.
The Hill: US Army fired general leading its Poland-based corps that coordinates support to Ukraine. Former official cites drinking problem
The US Army abruptly removed Lt. Gen. Charles Costanza, head of V Corps, which coordinates support to Ukraine and anchors NATO's eastern flank.
28-year-old technician died dispersing helicopters to hide them from Russian strikes. Questions arise about what really happened
A Ukrainian military helicopter crashed during a combat flight mission in Kirovohrad Oblast on 31 July, killing 28-year-old aviation technician Yaroslav Demchevskyi.
Finnish archbishop is shocked by Moscow’s latest church rhetoric: blessing nuclear weapons as “God’s grace”
The Russian church has traveled far from the faith it claims to represent.
Azerbaijan’s FM visited Irpin, town that stopped Russia’s drive on Kyiv, and offered gas supplies
Baku is ready to expand energy cooperation, as Azerbaijan's relations with Russia deteriorate.
Six explosions, four fires: Ukraine hit one of Russia’s five largest refineries, 700 km from border
Ukraine's SBU and Defense Forces struck the Yaroslavl refinery, one of Russia's five largest, over 700 km from the border, and two FSB coast guard ships in occupied Kerch.
Voice of America’s Ukrainian service goes back on air next week, more than year after Trump shut it down
For Ukraine, it means the return of a US-government broadcaster delivering news in Ukrainian into an information space that Russia floods with disinformation.
Shortage of Patriot missiles from allies and intensified Russia’s attacks made July deadliest month for Ukrainian civilians since April 2022
July killed more Ukrainian civilians than any month since April 2022, the UN says.
Drug lab in EU member state, dealers in Ukraine, passenger buses in between: Dual operation seizes $960,000 in drugs across 32 searches
Ukrainian and Bulgarian police dismantled an international drug syndicate running a lab in Bulgaria.
Why can’t Ukraine just blow up Russian launchers firing ballistic missiles at its cities?
Russia's Iskander launchers hide on forest roads, deploy and flee in minutes, making them extremely hard to catch, presidential adviser Serhii Beskrestnov says.
German brand sold in 150 countries just lost its Ukraine warehouse to a Russian strike. It says it won’t stop operating
Russia's overnight barrage burned down the Ukrainian warehouse of a German household brand. The strike on the night…
Fewer air-defense missiles from partners may be attempt to make Ukraine more compliant, Zelenskyy says after Russia’s attack killed 17 civilians
President Zelenskyy said political motives may lie behind the reduced supply of anti-ballistic missiles to Ukraine
For under $120, Russia can get Ukrainian warehouse bombed. Here’s how it finds its targets
Russia can launch around 100 ballistic missiles at Ukraine each month.