Russia ships armor to Libya despite mounting vehicle losses in Ukraine
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He thought Ukrainian army uniform would hide what he did under occupation. It didn’t. Man who guarded Kherson’s Russian-run prison drew eight years
He guarded cells holding captured Ukrainian resistance members, then hid inside the army before the SBU caught him at a training center.
A drone came down beside a Bundeswehr air base, weeks after Berlin blamed Moscow for the Leipzig airport attack
The drone's owner and origin are still unknown, and investigators are collecting further parts before saying anything about how it came down.
Ukraine’s Build with Ukraine has 200-plus foreign cooperation bids pending decision. Its arms industry, representing 400-plus firms, wants to help fix mechanism
The Council of Defence Industry wants a costly new export-permit fee scrapped.
In April, 24 Ukrainian companies ran their own air defense. By mid-September, 81 do — about one new firm per day
They've already downed 20-plus Russian drones.
For first time, foreign government is funding Ukrainian drone school: Canada picks foundation that has already bought Ukraine nearly $50M in drones
Canada, once behind on drones, gets Ukraine's combat experience in return.
Ukrainian partisans claim sabotage at Russian plant supplying missiles Moscow uses to bomb Ukrainian cities
ATESH says its agent disabled the power supply at the Voronezh facility, disrupting production of components used in Russian weapons.
Russia’s strikes on UN warehouses push Ukraine aid money from delivery to protection
The UN is weighing underground storage for Ukraine aid supplies after Russia hit 10 of its facilities this year.
Ukraine’s Vivaldi counteroffensive disrupts Russia’s plan to encircle Donetsk Fortress Belt – ISW
Ukrainian forces have likely advanced beyond the territory publicly disclosed by Kyiv, while Russian sources increasingly acknowledge setbacks around Lyman.
Kushner’s “win-win” peace deal is impossible when Putin wants all of Ukraine — Zelenskyy
The Ukrainian president said he knew Putin would never change his goal, and that the deal formula was built on a misreading of what Russia wanted.
Russian general killed in Ukraine weeks after telling Putin Kostiantynivka was captured
Major General Anton Grunis was killed in occupied Donetsk Oblast after leading Russian forces on the Kostiantynivka front.
Russian drone killed five people on a scheduled minibus in southeastern Ukraine
The vehicle was running an intercity route through a district that sits across the river from Russian-held ground when the strike caught it.
“Only the first season” – Ukraine unveils secret counteroffensive in a region Russia has been trying to seize for 12 years
Ukraine says its forces have cleared Russian infiltrators and retaken territory in northern Donetsk, while the broader scope of “Operation Vivaldi” remains undisclosed.
Russia brings children from Moldova’s Transnistria to occupied Crimea for “patriotic education”
Schools in the Russia-backed enclave now begin each week with separatist flag ceremonies. Rights activists say children as young as 11 train with weapons and drones.
“Huge increase” in Russian assault groups trying to break through to Dobropillia, but they are using familiar tactics, staff sergeant says
But the Ukrainian military has already mined the main routes Russian forces could use to reach the city, according to the soldier.
Russian warship fires flares at Danish military helicopter as Moscow’s provocations escalate
One flare passed close to the aircraft during a routine mission off Denmark, as NATO called the incident another “irresponsible Russian action” intended to intimidate allies.
Chinese drones over German bases, paid saboteurs lighting fires for Russia—Germany’s military spells out the new normal
First mandated annual report from Germany's MAD puts a Kremlin sabotage pattern on the statutory record—plus Chinese drones over Bundeswehr bases.
Poland can’t arrest its way out of Russia’s spy pipeline—107 espionage cases in 20 months, and the tempo is holding
67 cases in 2025, at least 40 more in the first eight months of 2026—and those are only the top-tier investigations Poland's national prosecutors handle.
Finland approves second-largest defense package for Ukraine as Russia’s next brutal winter campaign looms
The €290 million package contains military equipment urgently requested by Ukraine as Kyiv braces for another winter of Russian attacks on cities and critical infrastructure.
Russia has damaged 500+ Ukrainian locomotives as attacks on railways reach Polish border
Ukraine is urgently asking partners for replacement locomotives as more than half of the fleet’s wartime losses have occurred this year.