Ukraine’s victory strategy: Biden administration says stopping Russia’s advances in eastern Ukraine is key to success
US Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs James O'Brien says victory strategy for Ukraine implies…
Finnish minister announces prompt action on new sanctions against Russia
In response to Russia's war against Ukraine, the EU is planning to strengthen its sanctions measures.
WSJ: Russian sabotage groups suspected for arson attack on plant producing air defense systems for Ukraine
The fire, which erupted in early May, resulted in substantial financial losses estimated in tens of millions of euros for Diehl, the Germany's plant.
Media: Ukraine adapts its M270 systems to use ATACMS
The latest video showed four modified M270 launchers firing a total of eight ATACMS missiles, aimed presumably at Russian targets in Crimea.
Russian troops 715 times used chemical agents against Ukrainian forces in May
Russian forces primarily targeted Ukrainian troops with K-51 and RG-VO grenades dropped from drones.
DeepState: Russian soldiers occupied Novooleksandrivka village and approached Pokrovsk-Kostiantynivka highway
Ukrainian defense forces are halting further advances.
Weapon of victory: Ukraine shows new loitering “Bulava” drone at Eurosatory exhibition 2024 in Paris
Bulava drone has day and night thermal imaging channels and a communication module resistant to electronic warfare.
Solar panels, generators, import from EU: How Ukrainians cope with energy crisis after Russian attacks
New grants are also available to help housing cooperatives invest in renewable energy solutions.
Norwegian police arrest suspect accused of killing Ukrainian refugee
The detained man is currently refusing to cooperate with police.
Dombrovskis: Ukraine may receive first €1,5 billion tranche of frozen Russian assets soon
Overall, the European Commission expects to mobilize up to €3 billion from frozen Russian assets in 2024.
Ukraine’s ancient sculptures under threat: Evacuation of Polovtsian statues from Donetsk’s frontlines goes on
In a risky operation, volunteers and soldiers extract the sculptures from their buried, concrete-bound state in Donetsk.
Belgium uncovers Russian civilian ships’ spying on North Sea infrastructure for years
The operations, which targeted pipelines and cables, were found to be on a much larger scale than previously known, revealed newspaper De Tijd and Follow the Money platform.
Ukraine inks seven defense deals at Eurosatory exhibition in Paris
Ukraine signed an agreement with Arquus to maintain and modernize armored vehicles.
Expert: Russia’s informational attacks target EU elections and Global Peace Summit
Russians have concentrated 60% of their efforts on convincing Europeans of their narratives, a Ukrainian expert said.