Two Russian explosives production-linked plants go up in flames after drone strikes (video)
Shared videos reveal damage, drone activity, and fires at Nevinnomysk and Novokuybyshevsk facilities. Ukraine’s General Staff confirmed the attacks.
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IRIS-T breaks Ukrainian unit’s record in debut air defense operation, protecting Lviv
Armed with the German-made IRIS-T for the first time, the unit intercepted seven Russian missiles in one battle, outperforming its past best of five set with the S-300.
ISW: Russia wants to modernize army for long war with Ukraine and possible NATO confrontation
Moscow’s 2027-2036 rearmament program focuses on upgrading air defense, AI integration, and space capabilities.
Russia invests in African education and cultural events to shape long-term pro-Moscow influence
Ukrainian intelligence describes this effort as aimed at creating African leaders "loyal to the Kremlin."
Russia shatters 50,000 windows in Kharkiv as aid for recovery dries up
While the West debates over support and peace talks, locals and volunteers help services in the city to clean up streets from rubble every day and deliver lunch to rescuers.
Middle East nuclear crisis may drown out Ukraine and enrich Russia
Oil prices spike, Western focus drifts — and the Kremlin cashes in.
Czechia unveils its largest ammo push yet to sustain Ukraine’s fight through 2026
Eighteen nations, one initiative, and millions of ammunition rounds.
Ukraine new ballistic system “Sapsan” is faster than US-made ATACMS
Ukraine's missile shield is becoming a real force. The country is moving from testing to mass production of supersonic weapons.
Missiles over Tehran, silence over Kyiv: Israel-Iran war threatens to eclipse Ukraine
A new war steals the world’s focus — and possibly its aid. As Israel hammers Iran’s nuclear sites, Ukraine watches nervously, fearing that its fight for survival may be ignored.
Ukraine returns bodies of fallen soldiers from Russia under Istanbul deal, which fails to bring peace
Ukraine has brought home 1,200 fallen soldiers. Meanwhile, Russia says it is ready to fight forever.
EU votes to shelter four million Ukrainians fleeing Putin’s escalating bombing campaign until 2027
After Moscow launched its one of the largest air assault on Kyiv since 2022, the European Union extended temporary protection for Ukrainian refugees by another full year.
Israel’s attack on Iran may have revived Moscow’s oil revenues for war
In April, Russia’s Urals crude was priced at just $50, dragging the country far from its budgeted $70 mark. Now, the price has already risen to $65.
Destruction of Iran’s nuclear program means Trump has no reason to offer Putin concessions on Ukraine in exchange for Tehran’s pressure, says expert
Failed diplomatic efforts to halt Iran's uranium enrichment gave way to precision strikes that eliminated nuclear scientists and IRGC commanders.
WSJ: Russia wants the West to believe it’s winning in Ukraine
Kremlin advances are meant to manipulate political will.
Israel eliminates Iranian commander, who helped Russia to kill hundreds of Ukrainians with kamikaze drones
Israel confirmed killing Brigadier General Amir Ali Hajizadeh, the Iranian commander who personally orchestrated drone shipments that have terrorized Ukrainian cities for years.
Israel employs drone tactics used in Ukraine’s Operation Spiderweb to turn Iran’s nuclear dreams to ashes
The strikes hit uranium enrichment facilities in Natanz and Fordow.
Russian airstrikes intensify on Ukrainian second defensive line northeast of Pokrovsk
Satellite analysis shows nearly 1,000 recent strikes between Pokrovsk and Kostiantynivka in Donetsk Oblast.
Russia may bring war to NATO’s doorstep and further if Europe abandons Moldova and Ukraine, says Zelenskyy
The Ukrainian leader says that without strong measures Russia could reach Romania's frontier.
EU names Ylva Johansson as special envoy for Ukrainian refugees, Politico sources say
New long-term strategy includes integration help and return programs.
Putin counting on US fatigue to win what his army cannot, WP op-ed argues
Data shows Moscow’s territorial advances are minimal compared to its colossal losses.