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Western trust under threat as Zelenskyy nears signing controversial law that crashes Ukraine’s anti-corruption system
Born from Western pressure in 2015, NABU's future now hangs in the balance.
Dutch pledge new Patriot air defense for Ukraine — but US delay blocks German shipment
Chancellor Merz said Germany cannot transfer systems until the US confirms its delivery.
Ukraine hits Russian explosives production chain plant—fire erupts at Samara refinery
The petrochemical facility tied to bomb precursors and jet fuel caught fire after drone strikes overnight on 22 July.
With single FPV drone strike, Ukraine is blowing up North Korea’s outdated rocket launchers before they ever get chance to fire
Ukrainian drone operators are turning the battlefield into a scrapyard.
ISW: No real peace talks with Putin unless West helps Ukraine crush Russia
A major shift in battlefield momentum is the only lever that could move the Kremlin
French drones to be built in Ukraine—Barrot calls it “strategic trust”
Paris becomes the latest NATO ally to transfer defense manufacturing inside Ukraine.
“Putin fears only Trump,” Ukrainian foreign minister says after Kellogg’s visit to Kyiv
Foreign Minister Sybiha says the calm during Kellogg’s visit was calculated.
FT: Russia triples drone strike success—Ukraine’s air defenses didn’t get worse, Moscow’s tactics did
Russia’s Shahed drones now dive at 800 km/h, flying too high for Ukraine’s mobile gunners to reach.
Russia’s bombs hit apartment block in Kramatorsk, kill 9-year-old boy as Moscow keeps targeting civilians
Russia’s latest attacks left at least three civilians dead and 25 injured across Ukraine, with strikes reported in Donetsk, Kherson, Sumy, Odesa, and Kharkiv oblasts.
From thieves to heroes: 100 Ukrainian women with criminal records now serve in army
A legal loophole gives imprisoned women like Halyna and Alvina a way out of prison bars.
Poland buys into Iceye—the satellite firm that spotted Russia’s troops before full-scale invasion
The company gave Ukraine early warning of Moscow’s movements with radar satellites that pierce night and cloud.
Bloomberg: EU sanctions squeeze Rosneft’s Indian refiner — buyers now forced to pay in advance
Nayara Energy imposes financial demands on traders amid rising fears over deal enforcement.
Moscow’s roadmap to “peace”: disarm Ukraine, remove Zelenskyy, and halt NATO
Russia continues to frame peace as Ukraine’s surrender, ISW notes, with demands that echo the start of the full-scale war. The kremlin’s “peace” offer masks intent to prolong the war, the think tank says.
Germany pledges five Patriots, Norway — billions for drones, as Ukraine’s new defense chief leads first major international push since taking office
The allies agree to fast-track weapons delivery to Ukraine amid Russian air terror escalation.
SBU: Russian “mole” in Ukraine’s Anti-Corruption Bureau spied for FSB under former President Yanukovych’s security chief
The investigation errupts in NABU’s most secretive unit as Ukraine’s Security Service exposes a spy working for Russia’s security service.
New Ukrainian defense chief tests his negotiation skills during Ramstein meeting as Putin answers Trump’s ultimatum with escalated attacks
Just days into his role, Denys Shmyhal faces a double crisis: securing billions in Western aid while Russia signals its refusal to peace with a fresh wave of strikes.
Russian military ramps up attacks in Donetsk Oblast to sever Ukrainian logistics at Pokrovsk, says commander
In a recent phone call to US President Trump, Putin indicated plans to escalate the war in eastern Ukraine.
Western veterans join Ukrainian Army to end unfinished wars from Afghanistan and Iraq, chief of staff of International Legion reveals
Pavel Slavinsky, head of the 2nd International Legion’s staff, shares a rare insider look at the dynamic, evolving military unit made up of thousands of volunteers from over 50 countries.
Three skeptics called war “media lies”—then visited Ukraine’s bombed hospitals and mass graves
Czech filmmaker challenged social media conspiracy theorists to witness the war in Ukraine firsthand.