Azov drones destroy a hidden Russian fuel base in Novoamvrosiivka sitting deep in occupied Donetsk Oblast
Operation Hell wrecked the reservoirs and blocked the supply railway at the concealed logistics hub in Novoamvrosiivka.
Ukraine’s Prime Minister confirms she is stepping down as a Cabinet shake-up begins
The presidential announcement promises a person with real weight behind every priority — from US ties to the coming winter.
Wagner’s remnants run an opioid empire in the Central African Republic, WSJ reveals
Up to 500 mercenaries under Prigozhin's son control the tramadol trade in a fief beyond the reach of law enforcement — or Moscow.
Ukraine’s top missile designer: modern war is won by whoever experiments with weapons faster
Fire Point's Denys Shtilerman says Russia's engineering school still follows the Soviet template of designing for years before testing.
Drones set Russia’s Syzran refinery ablaze 800 km from the war zone — analysts count every primary unit hit
Both crude distillation installations and a gasoline reformer burned at the plant that refines up to 8.9 million tons of oil a year.
One Russian ship every 112 minutes for a week: Ukraine hits 14 more vessels as total tally nears 100
The Unmanned Systems Forces put July's running total at 91 vessels, with the live scoreboard still updating as reports get verified.
Russia risks losing part of its grain harvest as Ukraine’s refinery strikes dry up diesel
Farmers in the country's southern breadbasket face fuel limits, empty pumps, and price spikes at the exact moment combines need to roll, as Moscow continues its costly war against Ukraine.
Ukraine’s deep and mid-range strikes converge on Crimea and Russia’s Azov coast
Drones hit tankers, both loading ports of the targeted tanker run, five oil depots, and the peninsula's power grid in one night of the isolation campaign.
Anti-drone nets keep failing: Russia’s fuel tanks burn from Azov to Moscow
Fuel facilities burned from Krasnodar Krai and Rostov Oblast to Moscow and Tatarstan as Russia claimed hundreds of drones downed.
Poland: we have credible information Russia is planning new provocations in Europe
FM Sikorski said going public is deliberate — the same tactic that helped derail Moscow's false-flag plans before it invaded Ukraine.
ISW: Ukraine has opened a new phase of Crimea’s isolation by hunting seaborne fuel tankers
The think tank says strikes on Russian gasoline shipping show Kyiv rapidly adapting after land routes to the peninsula were degraded.
Nine jets for drone tech: the Polish-Ukrainian barter that collapsed in June is alive again, Polish minister says
Warsaw froze the transfer weeks ago, accusing Kyiv of walking away from the drone-technology side of the deal.
35 ships in four days: Ukraine’s campaign against Russia’s Azov Sea fuel run keeps widening
12 more shadow fleet riverine tankers, a cargo ship, and a tug among the latest targets.
EU “remains ambitious” on opening all Ukraine clusters as several capitals hold back
A senior diplomat said the bloc wants everything open "as soon as possible" but refused to name the member states raising objections.