ISW: Putin admits Ukraine is striking refineries but claims it “won’t help”
Gasoline shortages and surging prices hit Russia as Ukrainian attacks target vital oil infrastructure across vast distances.
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Reuters: Turkey’s billion‑dollar gas shift could collapse Russia’s last major foothold in Europe
Ankara’s plan to meet more than half its gas demand with domestic fields and US LNG may end Moscow’s energy dominance.
Only 35% of Russia’s strategic tank reserves remain after three years of war
The gap between depletion and production rates suggests Moscow faces mounting pressure to either reduce operational tempo or accept increasing reliance on progressively older, less capable platforms.
Russia uses three distinct turboprop Shahed drone variants — all packed with foreign parts
Ukraine’s sanctions envoy said that Moscow’s drone assembly plants in Tatarstan and Izhevsk can’t operate without imported microcontrollers and digital converters.
Ex-president Poroshenko delivers record 25 Ai-Petri EW systems to Ukrainian army
Ukraine's fifth President’s latest handover equips troops with advanced electronic warfare tech to jam drones and guided bombs.
Defense Express: Extra F-16s for Ukraine possible in 2026 as Belgium receives F-35s
With the arrival of the first F-35s in Belgium, the long-awaited transfer of combat-ready F-16s to Ukraine inches nearer.
Russia hits firefighters mid-rescue in Chernihiv, kills five civilians in Sumy and Kherson oblasts, targets Odesa port
At least 17 injured in Russian attacks across Ukraine.
Ukraine hits Lukoil gas processing plant and oil facility deep inside Russia
Satellite data and footage confirm damage to fuel infrastructure in Volgograd Oblast after overnight drone barrage.
Russia redeploys troops from southern Pokrovsk to expand its offensive toward Novopavlivka in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast
OSINT data show Russia's entire 90th Tank Division, and elements of the 35th, 55th, 74th, and 137th Brigades now operating closer to Novopavlivka as fighting intensifies across the front.
Russia shows new drone that looks like Ukraine’s AI-guided Sting interceptor tested in Denmark
Russia demonstrates a quadcopter interceptor, but analysts question whether it can match Ukraine’s AI-assisted targeting and networked battlefield integration.
Awards, deals, and fire-forged steel: DFNC³ cements Ukraine’s role in global defense
DFNC³ saw Ukraine conclude agreements with Denmark, Slovakia, Spain, and Romania, opening production and cooperation channels for defense companies.
Ukraine proposes G7 task force to monitor Russia’s microchips of death
With 7,313 drones and 270 missiles striking Ukraine in September, Kyiv says a single imported chip can cost lives and urges allies to close loopholes.
Russians discover Ukraine uses decoy drones, just like them
Ukraine is turning Russia’s tricks back on them, using decoy drones to clear paths for real strikes.
“One-in-million shot”: Ukrainian soldier hits Russian FPV drone from moving pickup at 90 km/h
A 24-year-old Ukrainian volunteer achieved what military calls a near-impossible.
Russian troops use drones as shepherds for infantry on Pokrovsk front
The assault doctrine results in over 100 Russian casualties daily from Ukraine's Security Service alone, with 46 of 200 attempted assaults recorded in a single day on the Pokrovsk axis.
Russia set to lose nearly 30% of its aircraft by 2030 as sanctions strangle aviation sector
Russian carriers currently cannibalize grounded aircraft for spare parts to keep aging Soviet-era planes flying up to 60 years beyond design life.
Ukraine proves simple weapons can beat high-tech drones
Across training grounds, Ukrainian troops learn to hit fast, tiny drones with shotguns, a stark lesson NATO allies are now racing to adopt.
Russia appropriates Ukrainian history on occupied lands: 178 artifacts tracked stolen in cultural identity erasure
Ukraine's Intelligence published data on 178 historical items that Russia removed from occupied territories to claim the heritage as its own, which European parliament members recognize as an element of genocide policy.
SBU: Teenagers set fire to Ukrzaliznytsia relay cabinets as “test” before planned bomb attack
Three teenagers aged 13, 14, and 16 set fire to relay cabinets on railway tracks in Smila, Cherkasy Oblast, following instructions from Russian handlers, according to the Security Service of Ukraine.
After months of silence, Ukraine’s brings back its powerful rocket system to battlefield
Fresh ammunition reportedly breathed new life into the veteran system.