60% of Poles support presidential veto on Ukrainian assistance – poll
Three in five Polish adults back President Karol Nawrocki's veto of legislation extending aid to Ukrainian citizens, with strongest support coming from younger adults
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Massive Russian missile attack on Kyiv: 25 killed, 63 injured
2-year-old among four children killed as residential buildings destroyed across the capital city.
Russian strike hits EU and UK diplomatic buildings in Kyiv night attack
Belgium's FM confirmed damage to EU and British Council buildings in Kyiv, saying Russia "chooses terror, destruction and lies instead of dialogue" after the overnight attack killed 13 people in the Ukrainian capital.
Rzeczpospolita: In fourth year of Russia-Ukraine war, Poland’s leader sides with the aggressor
While Russian bombs fall, President Nawrocki blocks support, giving the Kremlin exactly what it wants.
Ukraine’s UAVs swarm deep into Russia: Samara and Krasnodar Krai refineries burn, train depot goes dark
Ukraine continues its campaign against Russia's fuel production and logistics: drones struck Samara’s Kuibyshevsky and Krasnodar’s Afipsky oil refineries, a Samara station, and a Volgograd train depot.
Ukraine allows men aged 18-22 to travel abroad amid conflict over army recruitment versus demographic crisis
Military commanders argue the country cannot afford to let healthy young men leave when frontline units desperately need fresh recruits, while civilians contend that travel restrictions have accelerated family emigration and severed homeland ties for an entire generation of Ukrainian youth abroad.
Minneapolis school shooter wrote “I am terrorist” and “Kill yourself” in Russian on weapon magazines and listened to Russian rappers
Westman mixed desperate Russian phrases with violent English fantasies, writing "I have had thoughts about mass murder for a long time" before targeting his former elementary school where his mother worked and killing two children.
Russia builds air defense towers around drone factory as Ukraine deep strikes intensify, partisans report
The Yelabuga facility in Russia's Tatarstan, which produces over 5,000 Geran-2 drones monthly, has sustained repeated attacks throughout 2025.
Ukrainian woman who fled war in Ukraine was stabbed to death in the US
Her suspected killer was arrested but the cause of the murder is still unknown.
Russian drones target civilian energy infrastructure across six Ukrainian regions causing power outages
Ukraine's Ministry of Energy described the strikes as "another act of energy terrorism aimed at the civilian population."
Yermak, Kyslytsia, Umerov to represent Ukraine in New York talks with Witkoff
Head of the Presidential Office Andriy Yermak and Deputy Foreign Minister Serhii Kyslytsia will join the Ukrainian delegation…
Ukraine’s western regions see tourism boom
Tourism tax revenues surge 35% as mountain resorts and cultural cities defy wartime expectations.
Most Germans believe that Ukraine can cede territory for peace – poll
Far-right AfD supporters drive German sentiment toward Ukrainian territorial concessions, with 72% backing land-for-peace deals compared to just 43% of conservative voters
Trump envoy: Russia submits Donetsk peace plan Ukraine “may not take”
A Russian peace proposal involving Donetsk Oblast sits before Ukrainian negotiators as President Trump continues pressing both sides toward a settlement.
FT: West plans 3-layer defense system for post-war Ukraine with NATO forces
Approximately 10 countries are prepared to send troops to Ukrainian territory after the war ends with Britain has proposed deploying Typhoon fighter jets in western Ukraine
Major pipeline explosion halts Moscow fuel supplies after Ryazan blast
The main Ryazan-Moscow oil pipeline exploded on 26 August, disrupting fuel supplies to Russia's capital and prompting Transneft to assess damages from the incident.
Ukrainian POW returns from 7-year Russian imprisonment with his cat
Stanislav Panchenko, 25, returned to Ukraine with 84 other released prisoners. Unlike the others, Panchenko brought home his cat Myshko, whom he had rescued and raised during 4 years in Russian captivity.
Ukrainians contributed $ 5 bn to Poland’s budget in 2024 as refugee protection faces uncertainty
New figures reveal 1.55mn Ukrainians generated $5 bn for Poland's budget in 2024, coinciding with President Nawrocki's veto of refugee protection extension.
Scandal-hit Odesa chemical giant goes up for sale
Privatization aims to restore facility crucial for feeding Ukraine and the world.
US envoy sets Ukraine talks for this week, reveals daily Russia contact
A Ukrainian delegation will meet with US envoy Steve Witkoff in New York this week, as the official revealed he maintains daily contact with Russian officials and believes a peace agreement is "already on the table."