Zelenskyy: Ukraine has agreements on 3 Patriot systems, but needs a dozen
Germany will fund two Patriot systems and Norway will pay for a third.
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Ukraine’s Parliament sets day for consideration of Zelenskyy’s bill on independence of anti-corruption agencies
Nine days after triggering nationwide protests by subordinating Ukraine's top anti-corruption agencies to the prosecutor general, parliament reportedly will vote on 31 July on President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's bill to restore their independence
Ukraine wants to sell $ 10-30 bn worth of drones to the US – Zelenskyy
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that Donald Trump has agreed to purchase Ukrainian-manufactured drones through contracts potentially worth up to $30 billion, marking a shift in defense trade between the two nations.
Polish FM Sikorski warns Zelenskyy: “Worst thing” would be abandoning anti-corruption fight
Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski warned Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy that abandoning anti-corruption efforts would be his "worst" possible decision, as Ukraine grapples with threats to its key investigative agencies' independence.
“Five in one trench, while enemy storming from three sides”: Ukrainian machine gunner survives deadly battle near Pokrovsk
Roman “Peugeot” and his unit survived a Russian assault in Donetsk Oblast.
Ukrainian hero saves 1,000 vehicles under fire — and surprises Bundeswehr instructor
Awarded for courage, Andrii now flies drones into enemy trenches while his daughter waits for him to come home.
Zelenskyy dismisses “fake” reports of Ursula von der Leyen call over anti-corruption law
Ukrainian President denied media reports claiming European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen expressed concerns to him about legislation weakening anti-corruption agencies, calling such reports "fake" during a press meeting.
Drone attacks span 10 Russian oblasts as Azot plant targeted for second time
Russian air defense intercepted 105 drones overnight as attacks hit the Nevinnomyssk Azot chemical plant, which supplies materials for artillery shell production, for the 2nd time in two months.
Ukraine receives $ 399 mn radar package from German defence contractor HENSOLDT
Ukraine will receive radar systems capable of tracking 1,500 simultaneous targets across a 250-kilometre range under one of the largest single military technology orders since the war began.
From Finnish forests to Ukraine’s frontline: Volunteer Tapani joins International Legion to protect Europe’s future from war
Tapani left his quiet life to fight in Kharkiv, warning the war could reach Europe within five years.
Russia tests new UMPB-5 guided bomb on Kharkiv civilians day after Ukraine’s ceasefire proposal
Moscow unleashed a 250-kg bomb after ceasefire talks.
Russia doesn’t want peace, says Zelenskyy after Moscow ruins iconic Odesa market, despite peace proposition in Turkiye
The historic Pryvoz, once alive with jokes and bargaining, is torn by Russian drones, as Putin answers diplomacy with terror.
Ukraine’s anti-corruption agencies approve Zelenskyy’s new bill to restore their independence amid mass protests
NABU and SAPO say the president’s urgent legislation fully reinstates their power, signaling a possible end to the weeklong crisis over Ukraine’s reform path.
Russian-run EasyStaff funnels €50 million through Lithuania, dodging SWIFT sanctions
On paper, it’s a freelancing service.
Ukraine to get 5 Patriots and 220,000 Gepard shells. Is that enough to stop Russian drone swarms?
Ukraine’s interceptors are scarce and expensive. Russia’s drones are cheap and relentless.
China secretly supplies Russia with drone engines disguised as refrigeration equipment
To bypass Western sanctions, Chinese companies are funneling critical drone engines to Russia under the guise of industrial cooling units. Meanwhile, civilian death rate is increasing month by month in Ukraine.
Estonia says Russia is moving electronic warfare systems closer to NATO borders
Russian military forces have positioned additional electronic warfare systems within 20 kilometers of Estonia's border, Estonian Interior Minister Igor Taro said, as Moscow expands GPS jamming operations across the Baltic region.
Ukrainian journalist Victoria Roshchyna suffered neck injuries, fractures in Russian captivity – new autopsy
Ukraine discovered new evidence of torture in the death of journalist Victoria Roshchyna, with a recent forensic examination revealing neck trauma and bone fractures not identified in previous reports.
India helps Russia to increase Ukrainian civilian death rate with octogen explosives exports worth $1,5 million
Octogen exports from Telangana-based Ideal Detonators empower Russia’s arsenal, as Ukraine suffers record casualties during the last months.
Zelenskyy backs new anti-corruption bill amid protests and a Russian spy scandal
As public pressure mounted, Zelenskyy reversed course on a law critics say undermined Ukraine’s anti-corruption system.