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Ukraine tests its largest 700kg remote-controlled vehicle
Ukrainian forces showcased PROTECTOR, a remote-controlled ground vehicle capable of transporting 700 kilograms of cargo, injured soldiers and towing trailers with three-ton vehicles.
Ukraine deploys new Veres-2 anti-drone system that jams UAVs at 2km range
Commercial drones carrying explosives face new countermeasures as Ukraine deploys domestically-produced Veres-2 jammers on active front sections.
Polish president’s veto may cut Starlink access for Ukraine, used for drone real-time coordination
Poland's Digital Minister warns the presidential veto will cripple Ukrainian forces' ability to coordinate drone strikes and artillery operations in real-time.
Woody Allen joins Moscow film festival as Russia kills Ukrainian artists
The Hollywood director appeared via video link at the Moscow International Cinema Week, where he praised Russian cinema and expressed openness to future projects despite the ongoing aggression.
Ukraine needs NATO-like security guarantees before any peace deal, German foreign minister says
Johann Wadephul highlighted the need for United States participation in any comprehensive security arrangement for Ukraine beyond Europe's involvement.
Defense Express: Official video allegedly reveals first ever public look at Ukraine’s secretive 1000 km Neptune missile
The original domestic R-360 Neptune targeted ships at 300 km, but the "Long Neptune" variant strikes ground targets at 1000 km.
From 53% to 68%: Ukrainian becomes dominant language as war reshapes identity
Russian language use has collapsed in just three years, as Moscow’s “protection” campaign triggers the fastest cultural transformation in modern European history.
Finnish president reveals Russian typical negotiation tactics
Stubb believes Russia often opens with demands they know are impossible to create negotiating room. This allows them to appear reasonable when they "compromise" down to what they actually wanted in the first place.
Slovakia hints that Ukraine’s Druzhba pipeline strikes could cut off own fuel supply
Slovakia's FM called Ukraine's Druzhba pipeline attacks counterproductive, noting the strikes could eliminate diesel shipments that represent one-tenth of Ukraine's monthly consumption.
Canada to allocate $ 500 mn to purchase US weapons for Ukraine
Canada's $500 mn pledge for US weapons procurement represents one component of over $1 bn in military assistance promised to Ukraine by September 2025
German Vice Chancellor arrives in Kyiv on an unannounced visit
As international pressure mounts for Ukraine peace talks, German Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil made an unannounced trip to Kyiv, warning Putin against expecting any reduction in Germany's military and financial support.
Vance says Russia must have a voice in security guarantees talks for Ukraine
US Vice President believes excluding Russia from these talks would undermine any realistic path to ending the killing.
NBC invites Russia’s top diplomat on Ukrainian independence day to demand territorial surrender
Lavrov set conditions on Ukraine's right to exist while dismissing Zelenskyy as “de facto head of the regime” in interview with “Meet the Press.”
Ukrainian drones hit Russia’s largest Baltic gas hub in Ust-Luga strike (VIDEO)
The precision strike on Novatek's cryogenic fractionation unit marks Ukraine's second successful attack on the strategic port this year.
HUR surprise assault liberates Novomykhailivka in Donetsk Oblast as Russians lose company-sized unit
The operation caught Russian defenders unprepared.
Kherson’s former mayor freed from Russian captivity on Independence Day, while current mayor still suffers behind bars
Mykolaienko's heroic decision to refuse early release in 2022 to save a critically ill cellmate reveals the moral choices facing Ukrainian prisoners.
Independence Day swap returns Ukrainian defenders from thousands who are still captive in Russia
These soldiers defended locations that defined Ukraine's resistance.
Canada commits $ 1 billion in drones, armor, and ammunition for Ukraine — delivery expected in September
Prime Minister Mark Carney specified that this sum will fund immediate weapons procurement, with additional tens of millions allocated for bomb shelters and cybersecurity assistance.
Norway and Germany to finance two American Patriot air defense systems for Ukraine amid Russian missile threat
The joint purchase operates within the new mechanism in which Europe finances American-manufactured systems aimed for Ukraine.