Zelenskyy: Patriot and other air defense systems will be in Ukraine in August, September and October
Ukraine's industrial and economic centers will receive priority protection with new air defense systems, according to President Zelenskyy.
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Meloni believes China not interested in supporting Russian industry
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has revealed details of her discussion with Chinese leader Xi Jinping regarding China's support for Russia in the ongoing Ukraine war.
Ukraine claims successful strike on Russian strategic bombers
Ukrainian intelligence claims two Russian Tu-22M3 strategic bombers were damaged in an explosion at the Olenya airfield in Russia's Murmansk region on 25 July.
Czech Republic considering formation of Ukrainian Legion
The Czech Republic is exploring the creation of a Ukrainian Legion, allowing refugees to voluntarily join and support their homeland's defense efforts.
NYT: Russia receives US chips for its missiles through shadow companies and Chinese distribution networks
Russia has obtained nearly $4 billion in restricted chips since 2022, a new analysis shows.
US urges Ukraine to tackle ‘gray markets’ to boost state revenue before raising taxes
The US Special Representative for Ukraine's Economic Recovery advised Ukraine to target unofficial markets in tobacco, alcohol, and electronics, potentially unlocking substantial untapped revenues before considering tax hikes.
WSJ: US to equip F-16 jets for Ukraine with advanced missiles
Meanwhile, Ukrainian pilots have been training how to operate the jets in the UK, the US, and Denmark.
Ukraine to receive $ 7.85 billion in US aid, first tranche expected in coming weeks
In a move to bolster Ukraine's battered energy infrastructure after Russian strikes, the United States also committed $500 million in new energy assistance and redirected an additional $324 million for urgent energy needs.
Kyiv court jails guard to 4 years for fatal shelter lockout during Russian missile attack
The court sentenced a former hospital security guard to four years in prison for failing to open a shelter during a Russian missile attack last June. The incident resulted in the deaths of three people, including a 9-year-old girl, who were unable to access the locked facility.
British Defense Ministry: Russia to continue its tactical advance in coming weeks
The UK Ministry of Defence reports that Russian troops have taken control of several villages in central Donetsk, moving closer to the key logistics hub of Pokrovsk.
Ukrainian paratroopers repel massive Russian assault near Kurakhove
Ukrainian paratroopers claim to have destroyed 20 Russian armored vehicles and killed dozens of soldiers in a large-scale assault near Kurakhove, Donetsk Oblast.
From guest workers to residents: Hungary opens doors to Russians amid EU security concerns
Hungary began allowing Russian and Belarusian citizens to enter as guest workers without security checks, with the option to bring their families and apply for permanent residency after three years.
Pentagon nominates Buzzard to lead Ukraine support unit in Germany
The Pentagon has nominated Maj. Gen. Curtis Buzzard for promotion and assignment to lead the U.S. Army's Ukraine support unit in Germany.
NYT: Ukraine to fly only about 10 F-16s, at most, on combat missions this year
Ukraine's long-awaited F-16 fighter jets are set to enter combat this year, but with only about 10 aircraft expected to be operational, their immediate impact may be limited.
Le Monde: Finnish president sees potential for Ukraine-Russia negotiations, outlines key elements for success
Finnish President Alexander Stubb believes Ukraine is better prepared for potential negotiations with Russia than it was two months ago. In a Le Monde interview, Stubb cited improved military equipment and budget support as factors strengthening Ukraine's stance.
Ukraine launches first Olympic hospitality house in Paris
"Volia Space" debuts in Paris, transforming Ukraine's Olympic presence into a platform for national identity and wartime realities.
Kursk governor claims missile interceptions after nighttime blast
Kursk's acting governor claims four missiles were intercepted following a loud explosion that rattled the city overnight.
Ukraine’s Navy: Russia deploys three submarines with cruise missiles in Black Sea for first time
The Ukrainian Navy reports an unprecedented deployment of three Russian submarines capable of launching cruise missiles in the Black Sea.
AP: UN investigation finds Olenivka attack planned by Russia
An internal UN report concludes that Russia planned the Olenivka attack, yet official blame remains unstated.
ISW: Russian forces advance northwest of Avdiivka, capture key settlements
Russian forces have seized the village of Novoselivka Persha northwest of Avdiivka, marking a significant tactical advance in the region, according to the Institute for the Study of War.