Russia starts regular passenger flights to North Korea
The inaugural flight coincided with North Korea's Victory Day celebrations, where leader Kim Jong-un referenced Russia's participation in "anti-imperialist struggle."
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Toddler hospitalized with shrapnel wounds after Russian overnight attack
The 3-year-old child was among eight civilians injured when a Russian drone struck a residential complex in Kyiv.
Ukraine just took back Kindrativka and is pushing into Russian flanks in Sumy
Weeks into Russia’s push across the Sumy Oblast border, Ukrainian forces are holding positions and putting pressure on the enemy’s main axis.
FT: 33,000 AI strike kits will help Ukraine target Russia’s drones – Pentagon is paying
The $50 million Pentagon contract equips Ukraine’s drones with AI software able to track targets and resist jamming.
In Sumy, a man’s phone catches shrapnel—Russian drones keep targeting civilians
The assault injured several civilians. Ukraine’s air defenses intercepted dozens of drones while falling debris struck homes and warehouses.
Russia’s Volgograd railway power substation burns after night drone raid (video)
Russian officials admit a strike knocked out electricity on rail lines near Zhutovo station.
Russian colonel killed while directing fresh attacks in Kharkiv Oblast, military says
Col. Lebedev commanded attacks near Velykyi Burluk until Ukrainian troops ended his push.
WP: Ukraine gets three US-made Patriot systems that can stop Russian ballistic missiles under new deal
From the ruins of Dnipro to the burning skyline of Odesa, Russia’s war leaves no region untouched.
Zelenskyy vows swift retaliation after Russia’s night of civilian bloodshed
Russian missiles tore through homes and shops, killing civilians in Dnipro and pounding Kharkiv for three relentless hours.
Russia cancels main naval parade after losing 33% of Black Sea Fleet in Ukrainian drone strikes
The Russian leadership may be afraid the event will showcase its vulnerability.
Ukraine’s anti-corruption agencies suddenly close four long-stalled cases in one week following prosecutor general’s takeover
Following President Zelenskyy’s signature on the law, the anti-corruption agency finalizes the massive $225 million PrivatBank embezzlement case.
“Moscow mechanism” will now investigate Russia’s killings of Ukrainian POWs at request of 41 nations
Over 90% of returned Ukrainian prisoners report systematic beatings and torture.
Ukraine’s Intelligence: Russian jet used to train war pilots suddenly bursts into flames in Krasnodar Krai
A Su-27UB catches fire deep inside Russia as Ukraine shows it can hit before the missiles are even in the sky.
Poll reveals 14% of Slovaks want to join Russia
While 32.5% reject military neutrality if it harms living standards, 15% embrace it unconditionally.
EU withholds nearly €1.5 billion package for Ukraine due to failures in anti-corruption justice
After delays in judicial and governance reforms, Ukraine secures only part of the latest EU payment.
EU lawmakers push gas ban deadline forward as Russia loses energy grip on Europe
Members of the European Parliament want to cut Russian gas imports by January 2027 instead of 2028, claiming that Moscow's pipeline influence continues to shrink from 45% to 19% since 2022.
German AfD moves to expel young politician who fought Russians in Ukraine
A 22-year-old German politician who secretly served in Ukraine's army now faces expulsion from the pro-Russian Alternative for Germany party after calling his own leadership "Russia-kissers."
BBC: At least 245 18-year-old Russians killed in war against Ukraine since April 2023
Vladimir Putin's assurance that no 18-year-olds would fight in Ukraine has been contradicted by a BBC investigation documenting 245 deaths of teenage contract soldiers since Russia eased enlistment rules in April 2023.
Orban: Ukraine EU membership would “drag war into Europe,” proposes buffer state role instead
Hungary's Viktor Orban rejected Ukraine's European Union membership bid 25 July, instead proposing "strategic cooperation" while describing Kyiv as destined to remain a "buffer state" bordering Russia
Ukrainian drones reportedly hit Russian military electronics plant under international sanctions in Stavropol
Two precision strikes hit critical production areas at Russia's Signal plant, destroying numerical control machinery and radio electronics workshops that supply equipment to the Russian military-industrial complex