North Korean troops lost 30 soldiers in Ukraine’s Kursk Oblast strikes, says HUR
Over the weekend, North Korean troops, currently engaged in fighting in the Kursk Oblast in Russia, suffered significant…
Top Ukrainian drone commander warns ceasefire would only pause war with Russia
Ukraine's leading drone warfare commander cautions against viewing potential ceasefire as war's end, highlights drones' crucial role in modern combat as artillery effectiveness depends on UAV support.
Ukraine becomes world’s fifth nation to deploy combat laser system
Ukraine joins an elite group of nations with laser capabilities, unveiling its "Tryzub" system amid a broader expansion of domestic weapons production that includes long-range drones and carrier platforms.
Trump cannot broker peace deal between Ukraine and Russia, Ukraine’s ex-foreign minister says
Former Ukrainian Foreign Minister Kuleba dismisses Trump's peace ambitions, warns of "fundamental differences" with Russia, and predicts continued European support despite political pressures.
Forbes: Modified $90,000 sport plane drones give Ukraine 800-mile strike range
Ukraine converts A-22 sport planes into strike drones, hitting Kadyrov's forces in Chechnya 800km from frontlines, marking latest in series of deep strikes against Russian military targets.
FA: Ukraine’s defeat would cost US seven times more than current aid
A Russian victory in Ukraine would force the United States to deploy 270,000 additional troops and build massive new air defenses along NATO's eastern border, driving Pentagon costs to unprecedented levels through 2030.
Forbes: Ukraine’s Su-27 jets launch US glide bombs deep into Russian territory
Ukrainian Air Force Su-27s are conducting precision strikes against Russian targets using American GBU-39 smart bombs, demonstrating successful integration of Western weapons with Soviet-era aircraft.
WSJ: Russia orchestrated Chinese ship’s Baltic cable sabotage
A Chinese cargo ship's damage to vital Baltic Sea telecommunications cables was directed by Russian intelligence, marking another incident in Moscow's campaign of infrastructure attacks against NATO nations.
Russia could stop war any moment but chooses not to, says Ukrainian ambassador
Ukrainian Ambassador Oksana Markarova dismisses Russian ceasefire proposals as dishonest, noting Moscow could end its invasion immediately but continues launching thousands of strikes against Ukrainian cities.
Ukraine hits Russian supply lines, destroying $4 million fuel convoy in Zaporizhzhia Oblast
Ukrainian forces executed a precision strike combining explosives and HIMARS rockets to destroy a Russian fuel convoy in Zaporizhzhia Oblast, in a coordinated railway attack.
Russians fuel motorcycles for one-way attacks on Ukrainian positions in Donetsk Oblast
Russian forces have shifted to small-group attacks using motorcycles fueled only for forward movement near Siversk, an indication that commanders don't expect their troops to return from assault missions.
German far-right party leader calls on government to recognize Russia as winner in war against Ukraine
As Alternative for Germany surges to second place in polls, its leader Tino Chrupalla pushes for peace deal favoring Moscow and questions Germany's NATO membership.
“Make Russia small again”: Lithuanian athlete expelled from Fitness World Championship over anti-war T-shirt
A fitness championship erupted in controversy after organizers disqualified Lithuanian athlete Kornelija Dudaitė for supporting Ukraine, prompting her entire national team to withdraw.
Ukraine boosts M113 vehicles with new remote-controlled Tavria gun station
Ukraine has enhanced its M113 armored personnel carriers with the domestically-produced Tavria weapon module, allowing gunners to operate dual machine guns from the vehicle.