Russia also utilized 560 strike drones and 20 missiles this week, maintaining pressure on Ukraine's air defense and high intensity of air strikes along the frontline.
The "Wild Hornets" group in Ukraine has launched the Sting interceptor drone, a groundbreaking solution against the persistent threat of Shahed drones. Capable of reaching speeds over 160 km/h and operating at altitudes of 3 km, Sting offers an economical option to conserve vital surface-to-air missiles during combat operations.
Ukraine's drone interceptors are blinding Russian reconnaissance, impacting long-range attacks in a high-speed technological arms race over Ukrainian skies.
The Ukrainian military says the destruction of the costly radar, with only 10 reportedly remaining operational, could improve conditions for Ukrainian air attacks.
As part of the European mission EUMAM Ukraine, the training focuses on modern combat techniques and the operation of advanced military systems provided by Western allies.
Norway's latest $53 million defense package for Ukraine focuses on critical areas of drone technology and air defense systems, reflecting Ukraine's urgent needs due to Russian intensified recent attacks.
With the new school year approaching, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba emphasized the urgent need to protect Ukrainian cities and children from Russian missile attacks.
Ukrainian forces managed to intercept 201 out of 236 Russian missiles and drones, that targeted critical infrastructure across 15 oblasts. Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal urged international partners to expedite efforts to confiscate frozen Russian assets, aiming to redirect these resources towards Ukraine's recovery.
EU Ambassador to Ukraine Katarina Mathernova has called for enhanced air defense capabilities for Ukraine following a large-scale Russian missile attack on August 26 that targeted energy infrastructure across 15 oblasts.
This new allocation follows a package announced on 29 July, which included 8 Leopard 1 A5 tanks delivered in cooperation with Denmark, according to the German government.
The Pentagon announces $1.7 billion security assistance package for Ukraine, including $200 million in immediate military aid and $1.5 billion for long-term contracts.
Despite severe damage to energy infrastructure, Kharkiv is implementing decentralized heating solutions to prepare for the upcoming winter, according to Mayor Ihor Terekhov.