Ukrainians reclaim positions at Donetsk’s New York and Kharkiv’s Lyptsi
Ukrainian forces have regained positions in Donetsk Oblast, recapturing parts of New York settlement and Nelipivka, deblocking surrounded troops.
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ISW: Russian forces push toward Donetsk Oblast’s Vuhledar, Kurakhove to tie up Ukrainian reinforcements for Pokrovsk
Russian forces intensify operations near Vuhledar and along southern Pokrovsk salient, aiming to capture Kurakhove and Vuhledar to pressure Ukrainian defenses in western Donetsk Oblast and pin down reinforcements for Pokrovsk in the Vuhledar sector, ISW says.
No trace of Russian drone in Poland, investigation concludes after week of searches
Polish military forces have concluded a 10-day search for a Russian drone that allegedly entered Poland’s airspace during a missile strike on Ukraine on August 26. Despite extensive efforts, including ground searches covering 200 square kilometers and support from military helicopters and hunting associations, the drone was not found, raising doubts about whether it ever crossed into Polish territory.
Reuters: Biden Administration scrambles to save $6 bn in Ukraine aid before fiscal year-end
The US administration is urgently negotiating with Congress to use $6 billion in military aid for Ukraine before 30 September, exploring options to extend Presidential Drawdown Authority, per Reuters sources.
UK announces 650 air-defense missiles for Ukraine at Ramstein meeting
UK Defense Secretary John Healey announced a $213 million package for 650 Lightweight Multirole Missiles to bolster Ukraine's air defenses at the Ukraine Defense Contact Group meeting. He stressed continued support and urged allies to maintain equipment supplies for Ukraine's war effort.
Gen. Syrskyi: Kursk operation successfully reduced threat of Russian offensive on Sumy
Ukraine's top general says the Kursk incursion prevented a new Russian offensive and diverted enemy forces, as Russian advances stalled at Donetsk's Pokrovsk.
CNN: Ukraine’s incursion into Kursk Oblast halts Russian offensive in new Ukrainian regions, says Commander-in-Chief Syrskyi
By moving the battle onto Russian territory, Ukraine forced Moscow to confront vulnerabilities in its own military operations, despite its superior numbers and equipment.
Swedish government approves major energy support for Ukraine
The initiative includes providing gas turbines and strengthening defenses around energy facilities to minimize the impact of ongoing strikes.
Germany fears Russian defeat, says foreign policy expert
Dr. Benjamin Tallis claims Berlin fears a Ukrainian win could destabilize Russia.
Zelenskyy: Kursk incursion diverts 60,000 Russian soldiers from other parts of front lines
The Ukrainian pesident told NBC News that the Kursk operation successfully redirected Russian forces from other parts of the front lines, easing pressure on Ukrainian defenses.
NBC News: Zelenskyy says details of F-16 crash in Ukraine to be revealed after investigation completion
The crash, which resulted in the death of pilot Oleksii Mes, is being thoroughly examined before any further information is released.
No Taurus for Ukraine while Scholz reigns, claims foreign policy expert
Dr. Benjamin Tallis asserts the German chancellery seeks a quick war end to preserve pre-2022 business interests, despite widespread public support for Ukraine's victory.
The Guardian: New UK Labour government pushes for quick creation of special tribunal to hold Russia accountable for crimes against Ukraine
The new Labour government in the UK is pushing to accelerate the creation of a special tribunal to hold Russian leaders accountable for their aggression against Ukraine, with plans to discuss the tribunal's formation at an upcoming Council of Europe meeting in Vilnius.
Romania plans to send Patriot air defense system to Ukraine
The transfer is part of a broader commitment by NATO to provide Ukraine with advanced defensive equipment to counter Russia's aerial attacks.
IAEA expands monitoring to include Ukrainian power substations for nuclear safety
Ukraine's chief nuclear inspector announced that the IAEA will expand its monitoring to key Ukrainian substations, not just nuclear plants, amid ongoing Russian air assaults on Ukraine's energy infrastructure.
Sybiha becomes Ukraine’s new Foreign Minister as ministerial reshuffle continues
Ukraine's Parliament has appointed Andrii Sybiha as new Foreign Minister, replacing Dmytro Kuleba. Sybiha, a career diplomat since 1997, previously served as First Deputy Minister and ambassador to Turkey.
Russia uses old ASML machines to produce microchips for weapons against Ukraine
Russian weapons manufacturers have found a way to circumvent international sanctions, using outdated ASML chip-making machines to produce components for their war effort against Ukraine.
Zelenskyy to present “Victory Plan” to Biden, Harris, and Trump
Ukraine's President Zelenskyy says he will share Ukraine's "Victory Plan" with US President Biden and presidential candidates Harris and Trump. The plan, dependent on US support, will guide Ukraine's strategy during and after the war.
$6.2 billion in Ukraine aid at risk as US fiscal deadline approaches
US NGOs are pressing the State Department to utilize $6.2 billion in remaining Ukraine aid before it expires, as the fiscal year ends on 30 September.
Kirby says US upholds ATACMS missile restrictions for Ukraine, claiming 90% Russian aircraft beyond range
Kirby reaffirms policy restricting Ukraine's use of US-supplied ATACMS missiles for strikes inside Russia. He condemned recent Russian attacks on Ukrainian cities, but claims 90% of Russian aircraft used for strikes are beyond ATACMS range.