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Italy cancels Putin ally conductor Valery Gergiev’s first Western concert since Ukraine war
Italy's Culture Ministry blocked Valery Gergiev's July concert after politicians opposed the Putin-linked conductor's return to Western stages.
Czech civilians fully fund € 2.4 mn howitzer push—six D-30s now set for Ukraine
The “Gift for Putin” campaign had announced it was close to reaching its goal. Now, donation totals confirm the entire sum has been raised.
“Most valuable thing we have”: Ukrainian journalist gifts military chevrons to Azerbaijan president Aliyev
At a diplomatic forum in Shusha, Ukrainian journalist Olena Kurbanova presented the military chevrons to Azerbaijan President Ilham Aliyev, calling them Ukraine's "most valuable" possessions.
Breaking: Ukraine-Russia peace talks may take place in Istanbul this week
The third round of Ukraine-Russia negotiations in Istanbul could take place on 23-24 July, focusing on prisoner exchanges and humanitarian corridors, diplomatic sources tell Turkish media.
Ukrainian ex-police chief dies mysteriously at Spanish complex where Russian defector was assassinated in 2024
Former Ukrainian organized crime official Ihor Hrushevskyi died at the Spanish complex where Russian agents killed helicopter pilot Maxim Kuzminov in 2024. Residents question whether the location is coincidental
Russian attacks on Kyiv, Ivano-Frankivsk injure at least 10 people, kill one
Russia bombarded Kyiv with over 400 drones and missiles across Ukraine, leaving at least 10 injured, with Ivano-Frankivsk experiencing what its mayor called the heaviest attack of the war.
Russia shows off giant Shahed factory and US trucks used to launch drone strikes on Ukraine
Kremlin footage shows rows of Shahed drones in production and American pickups launching them toward Ukraine, as Moscow ramps up long-range attacks.
Pentagon opens drone combat school in Indiana: “If your stuff’s not in Ukraine, it’s not serious”
The Pentagon’s new drone school launches next month, with Ukrainian military advisors set to observe and give feedback.
Forbes: Tiny Ukrainian drone boat Ursula targets hidden Russian sites no weapon has reached before
Ursula is just one meter long, but it can slip into Russia’s shallow rivers and swamps to launch drones deep behind enemy lines.
US envoy sees how Russia bypasses sanctions and uses Western components in weapons that kill Ukrainians
Ukrainian intelligence organized an exhibition of Western-manufactured electronics found in captured Russian weaponry used against civilian targets across Ukraine.
Azerbaijan demands Russia admit guilt in downing passenger jet with air defense as Moscow stonewalls investigation
President Ilham Aliyev announced the move to international courts after Azerbaijan rejected Russian explanations blaming Ukrainian drones for the incident.
German general warns Ukraine faces Russian drone increase from 500 to 2,000 nightly while Kyiv develops special drone interceptors
Major General Christian Freuding emphasized the economic mismatch between $5 million Patriot missiles and Russia's $50,000 drones, advocating for preemptive action and industry-developed interception technologies.
Moscow suffers largest drone attack in months, with drone debris hitting residential building
The attack also forced the diversion of 134 commercial flights to alternative airports.
Russian follow up strikes delay Ukrainian rescuers who rush to put out fire after deadly drone attack
A 78-year-old woman died in Sumy Oblast near the front line and multiple families sustained injuries from direct strikes on residential buildings.
Usyk defeats Dubois with “Ivan” punch to reclaim undisputed heavyweight crown for Ukraine
Minutes after knocking out Daniel Dubois at Wembley, Oleksandr Usyk thanked the Ukrainian soldiers who "allow me to be here now."
Zelenskyy honors Ukrainian teenagers who recorded farewell video before being executed by Russians in Berdiansk
“This is death. Guys, goodbye."
Italy faces backlash for hosting Russian conductor, who backs killings Putin’s regime, at UNESCO World Heritage palace
The July 27 event at the Royal Palace of Caserta has provoked outrage, with Ukrainian groups warning that hosting Putin’s favorite maestro desecrates cultural heritage and insults war victims.
Ukraine’s new 15-minute bridges: Plastic cubes, no delay, full mobility (video)
Engineers from Ukraine’s Steppe Brigade are fielding modular plastic bridges that deploy in just 15 minutes, giving troops rapid mobility across rivers in active combat zones.
EU declares Georgia’s path to bloc effectively frozen until free elections, as protests rage for eighth consecutive month
The European Parliament backs Georgian protesters, while condemning the suspension of democratic standards.