Ukraine returns 10 servicemen its own records had marked missing in action
The state agency that negotiates prisoner swaps with Moscow said none of the men had a confirmed captivity status, and some had been unaccounted for close to two years.
“You wanted our land. You lost your refineries and your fleet.”—Ukraine’s anniversary message to Russia
Zelenskyy added that the country that wanted Ukraine off the map has written itself out of the world's future agenda.
Dagestan, Stavropol Krai, Adygea: Ukraine’s drones worked straight down the delivery map of Russia’s No. 2 online store
Three storage hubs went up before dawn, and the biggest of them supplies customers across the entire North Caucasus.
Ukraine’s drones hit two Russian fighters and a spy drone—and blinded radars from occupied Crimea to Rostov
The aircraft sat at Vityazevo, a Black Sea airfield the jets had fled to after strikes made occupied Crimea too dangerous to park in.
Six Nordic-Baltic leaders came to Kyiv. Norway put a $9 billion figure on 2027 support
The visitors joined Ukraine's State Flag Day events ahead of Independence Day, alongside bilateral and multilateral talks with the Ukrainian president.
One Russian warehouse smolders near Kazakhstan while a bigger fire rages near St. Petersburg
The parcel depot near Kazakhstan can hold tens of millions of orders and had to be cleared out.
Ukraine says it hit an Iskander launcher near the border—part of a dedicated hunt for Russia’s ballistic launch sites
The tactic gives Kyiv another way to reduce the missile threat when its stocks of anti-ballistic interceptors are low, Zelenskyy says.
Lukoil’s Perm refinery struck 1,530 km from Ukraine’s northern border, Kyiv confirms
The same overnight wave also hit a military airfield in Volgograd Oblast and left results in the Black Sea, the General Staff said.
Ex-FSB general who wired Russia’s spies and army found dead in Moscow—a gunshot, no note, no official report
The 83-year-old chaired a long-time supplier of encrypted communications for the country's security and military structures.
A suspected Russian intruder in Finland’s sky, and Helsinki wants answers
A three-minute crossing by a Russian reconnaissance plane has drawn in Helsinki's investigators and put its allies on notice.
Poland arrests a Ukrainian suspected of a Russia-ordered plot to kill a weapons-industry figure—the bomb never went off
A phone-detonated device planted under the target's car failed, and the suspect fled across the border into a Polish cell.
Romania destroys a sea drone and finds aerial drone debris on its soil amid Russia’s attack on Ukraine
Both incidents occurred during the same overnight barrage that also triggered air defense activations in Poland and Moldova.
Russia faked broadcasts from Sweden’s national TV to smear its PM—the same network already hit Germany and France this month
Germany's domestic intelligence agency, France's anti-disinformation body, and Swedish journalists all flagged the campaign in August.
Two officers, 101 soldiers—Ukraine’s newest homecoming from Russian cells
The group spans four years of the war, from the fall of Mariupol to captures made only months ago.