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Last of Ukrainian defenders behind legendary “Russian warship, go f*ck yourself” phrase, returns from captivity
Vitalii Hyrenko was released after three years in a Russian prison.
As Putin vows summer escalation, Berlin says Kyiv will soon gain secret tools to “affect Russian territory”
Kyiv to receive undisclosed systems from Germany capable of reaching Russian targets, as Moscow ramps up civilian terror.
Russia’s warplanes just bombed central Kharkiv—a baby is among the wounded
Two Russian glide bombs hit Kharkiv, injuring 33 people — including a baby, a 10-year-old girl, and a teenage boy with head wounds.
Ukraine rolls out domestic RPG-7 simulators to train soldiers for tank-killing precision
Troops now train with realistic laser-guided systems that mimic combat against armored targets.
Ukraine hits Sochi — oil depot burns, flights grounded in Russia’s top Black Sea resort
A Ukrainian drone strike hit a Lukoil fuel depot near Sochi, igniting a fire and halting air traffic across Russia’s southern resort hub.
Russia bombs Odesa’s UNESCO district, injures child with cluster missiles in Cherkasy
Russia launched 103 drones and four missiles overnight, hitting Odesa’s historic center and striking Cherkasy with cluster munitions that injured seven, including a child.
Russia and Ukraine met in Istanbul for the third time—and agreed on one thing: swapping POWs
The latest round of closed-door talks in Turkey lasted under an hour and focused on returning captured soldiers and civilians.
US approves sale of two military aid packages to Ukraine worth $ 322 mn
Ukraine secured approval to buy $172 million in HAWK Phase III missile system components and $150 million in Bradley infantry fighting vehicle support through two separate Pentagon-announced packages.
21-year-old Ukrainian adopted by Italian family dies fighting Russia
A Ukrainian man who spent nearly a decade in an Italian adoptive family has been killed fighting Russian forces after traveling to Ukraine to find his brother.
EU had a secret plan to bypass Orbán. Zelenskyy blew it up instead.
Brussels had quietly crafted an extraordinary workaround to Hungary's obstruction before Ukraine imploded its own chances.
EU Officials demand Ukraine explain controversial anti-corruption law weakening NABU, SAPO
European Parliament members raised concerns over Ukraine's adoption of the controversial anti-corruption law and warned that the legislation threatens both EU financial assistance and the country's accession prospects, with one deputy calling it "a clear breach of trust."
9th Ukraine-Russia prisoner swap returns seriously ill and injured defenders
Ukraine and Russia conducted their ninth prisoner exchange under Istanbul agreements, with Ukrainian President confirming that seriously ill and seriously injured defenders have returned home.
“We heard the street”: Zelenskyy promises to restore independence of NABU and SAPO, prepares draft law
Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced plans to restore independence to Ukraine's main anti-corruption agencies through new legislation, responding to public protests that erupted after he signed controversial changes eliminating their autonomy just one day earlier.
Ursula von der Leyen demands Zelenskyy explain anti-corruption law that sparked nationwide protests
EU chief called Ukrainian President demanding explanations for a law that subordinates Ukraine's premier anti-corruption agencies to the prosecutor general, with Brussels warning there can be "no compromise" on rule of law standards for EU candidate countries.
It wasn’t just the Skripals—Russia’s covert attacks spanned years and continents, UK intelligence reveals
British findings show how Moscow weaponized disinfo, cyberwar, and assassination at scale.
Politico: Trump’s September Ukraine ultimatum gives Putin green light to attack
Russian analysts say the Kremlin views Trump's September deadline for a Ukraine ceasefire as a green light to intensify strikes, with current attacks now exceeding 400 missiles and drones per night.
Intelligence: Russia plans to weaponize crisis emerged after Zelenskyy signs law weakening anti-corruption agencies in Ukraine
As Ukraine’s President triggers outrage by signing a contentious law, Moscow reportedly prepares provocations to exploit internal discord.
Reuters: Russian oil revenue drops 37% in July 2025 vs 2024
Russia's oil and gas revenue fell 37% to 680 billion roubles in July amid sustained defense spending for its Ukraine military operation.
Ukrainian Church holds first service in Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra caves since its independence from Moscow Patriarchate
For the first time in history, prayers in Ukrainian echo where Kremlin influence once held sway.