Russian ballistic missiles kill a man in Kyiv, capping a day that left at least 27 civilians dead across Ukraine
The night also blacked out Dnipro, where people were still mourning the victims of the day before.
Fire Point says its drones hit a Russian refinery’s diesel unit hours after WSJ reported Ukraine had paused such strikes under Trump’s pressure
Ukraine's General Staff has not commented, and the US midterms the pause was timed around are days away.
Russian jet drone hits Dnipro railway platform, killing 14 people next to a Zaporizhzhia-bound train
An air alert was on and the railway had ordered an evacuation, but many passengers were still beside the train when the drone struck.
Russia’s sanctioned top diplomat heads to the US to campaign against the sanctions on its war
Moscow says Lavrov will use the G20 meeting in Atlanta to denounce sanctions, the economic pressure built to make Russia pay for invading Ukraine.
Germany holds two 19-year-olds over Bulgaria’s Starlink arson, and Sofia says they also attacked the network Ukraine fights with elsewhere in the EU
Bulgaria wants them extradited, and their lawyers say they will fight the warrant.
Baking soda by day, armor chemistry on contract: drones reportedly strike Russia’s Bashkir Soda Company
The plant, which Russian Telegram channel Astra says sits on a closed register of defense suppliers, is the country’s only producer of a chemical used in bulletproof fibers.
Russia may use the Oleshky truce to rebuild its forces, ISW warns, as evacuees face a route through Russia and Belarus
The agreement spells out every leg of the evacuees’ trip except the last one home.
Ukraine’s last two EU negotiation blocks stay shut as Hungary’s new government keeps Orbán’s veto
Budapest unblocked half of the remaining negotiations after Ukraine changed its minority-language rules, then said no to the rest.
He drove a taxi in Jakarta and once worked in the US. Russia trained him as a machine gunner for a week and a half, then sent him into his first and last battle
Ukraine’s military intelligence says Russian recruiters reached the Indonesian through his job search and moved him from a contract signing near Moscow to the front in a matter of weeks.
Russia tries to drag a village north of Kupiansk into no-man’s-land after its losses in Ukraine’s underground operation
Ukraine’s military describes Russian troops trying to keep a path open toward the city through Radkivka, a village on its northern edge, while fighting for neighboring Holubivka goes on.
Russian ballistic missiles hit a Kyiv university campus, then return before dawn for the Southern Bridge again
Two waves hit the capital hours apart, reaching students in their dormitory in the evening and the bridge carrying its green metro line before sunrise.
Two weeks after a Russian supply base burned in Luhansk’s Khrustalnyi, Ukrainian drones came back for an ammo depot
The city in occupied eastern Ukraine has served Russia’s army as a rear logistics hub since early in the full-scale war.
Ukraine raises its stalled Patriot request with Washington again after almost a month without Hegseth’s signature
The order came after a meeting with Ukraine’s defense minister, foreign minister, and army chief on supplies of air defense interceptors.
Russia promises “favorable conditions” to European firms a month after seizing control of Nestlé and Auchan
In a state TV interview, the Kremlin’s leader claimed Russia’s friends in Europe nearly cried when European companies had to leave, while his own decrees handed the Russian businesses of firms that stayed to Kremlin-picked managers.