Russia has destroyed 80% of Ukraine’s power capacity. Its next target makes blackout survivable for only three days
Russia's aim this winter is to destroy Ukraine's water supplies, First Deputy PM and Energy Minister Denys Shmyhal says.
Two Russian missiles landed 5 and 150 meters from Lithuania’s embassy in Kyiv. Its FM says strike could have been deliberate
Lithuania's foreign minister said Russia may have deliberately targeted diplomatic missions in Kyiv, noting no military sites stand near its damaged embassy.
Putin gave this brigade honorary title weeks after war crimes in Bucha. It’s now hiding its own dead as “missing”
The 64th Brigade, a main suspect in the Bucha atrocities, is intimidating wives of missing soldiers and relabeling its dead as "missing" to hide losses, the ATESH partisan movement says.
Russia uses old KGB trick to get rid of Ukrainian soldiers not on battlefield. It’s already tried more than 50 times this year
Russia is using "honey traps," fake dating profiles and staged dates, to lure Ukrainian soldiers to their deaths, the SBU says,
Russia keeps hitting warehouses that keep Ukraine fed. This time, it was food storage outside Dnipro
A Russian drone strike ignited a large fire at food warehouses in a suburb of Dnipro, the regional administration says, with casualty information still being clarified.
Ukraine’s former commander-in-chief just said what officials won’t: NATO membership will never happen for Kyiv
Kyiv should tie its security to a future European military bloc.
Zelenskyy names one of the worst consequenceses of Russia’s war. This threat is about to grow everywhere in the world
Ukraine needs 100 systems under its FREYJA anti-ballistic project to close its skies, President Zelenskyy says, pitching it as a future shared shield for Europe.
No siren sounded before drone hit crowded Russian beach near missile maker’s resort, killing six
OSINT analysts say Russian air defense likely brought it down.
Russia’s largest retailer is taking cameras away from its own workers month after eight of its warehouses burned
Russia's Wildberries now lets warehouse staff bring only button phones without cameras, after employees filmed Ukrainian drone strikes on its facilities and shared the footage.
Russia tows its own ships between bays to keep them from being finished off, Ukraine’s navy says
Russia is shifting to jet-powered drones in its air attacks.
Ukraine wants its office inside EU Parliament, mirroring bloc’s representation already open in Kyiv
Parliamentary diplomacy amounts to one aim: keeping legislatures across Europe and the G7 mobilized behind Ukraine as the war and the accession process both grind on.
He was missing child on Ukraine’s own registry. Monitors say they’ve now found him wearing Russian “Z” and posing with its flag
Oleksandr Mustiatse, a Ukrainian boy taken under occupation in Kherson Oblast and listed as missing, has been identified as a soldier in the Russian army, Save Ukraine says.
“We have no Churchill in Europe so far”: Europe’s top pro-Ukraine coalition may lose its two founders within year while Russia’s attacks continue
With Starmer gone and Macron leaving next year, there is a rising fears of a leadership vacuum in Europe's pro-Ukraine coalition.
Ukraine destroyed 12 fuel tanks at Russian export terminal. That’s enough fuel to fill 1,000 rail cars
Ukraine's 413th "Raid" Regiment struck the Taman oil terminal in Krasnodar Krai on 30 July, setting a fire NASA satellites detected.