Russia has damaged 500+ Ukrainian locomotives as attacks on railways reach Polish border
Ukraine is urgently asking partners for replacement locomotives as more than half of the fleet’s wartime losses have occurred this year.
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Andrii Sybiha
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Trump’s peace envoys left, and Russia hit Kyiv with ballistics—the one thing Ukraine still struggles to stop
Only two ballistic missiles came down overnight, and the shortfall is now the centerpiece of what Kyiv is asking its allies to deliver.
Russian drone strikes SBU headquarters in central Kyiv. Zelenskyy says “geography” of Ukraine’s response is set
The midday strike injured 12 people and damaged the nearby Sofia Kyivska historic complex, as Russia continues its relentless drone campaign against the capital.
Spain keeps arming Ukraine against Russia’s ballistic missiles—and promises even more
Madrid is readying a fresh batch of interceptors for Kyiv, and has ordered four new Patriot systems of its own in a $1.7 billion Raytheon deal.
Ukraine takes Zelenskyy’s Russian airspace warning to UN aviation body
Kyiv's letter asks the UN aviation body to recommend that member states stop flying over Russia.
Two Russian missiles hit a post office and shops in Kharkiv Oblast, killing 10 people
The strike on a crowded crossroads in Pechenihy wounded 18 more and set a cafe and cars ablaze.
Warsaw confirms a Russian Kh-101 cruise missile overshot Ukraine and hit a field in Poland
The Kh-101 flew across Ukraine and traveled about 95 km inside a NATO member before it fell.
A couple beaten for being Ukrainian—the latest case in Poland’s rising anti-Ukrainian violence
The video, filmed by a Ukrainian living nearby, spread online, and police detained two suspects the next day.
Poland stripped Zelenskyy’s White Eagle over a UPA decree—but kept Mussolini’s
Warsaw will archive the returned Order of the White Eagle as Ukraine's leaders hand back their own Polish awards
Belarus’s exiled opposition hands Ukraine a 30-page file on how Minsk is being readied for war
The dossier reached Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha's desk and lays out eight ways the regime has rebuilt the country into a launch platform for Russia, the report states.
Russian drone kills an Egyptian cook on a civilian cargo ship in the Black Sea
The Turkish-owned bulk carrier Victress, bound for a Ukrainian port, caught fire after the overnight strike on 22 June. Another commercial ship sustained minor damage.
“Heroes of UPA” unit will keep its name, Budanov’s office says despite Polish pressure
Polish media reported Kyiv was weighing a compromise to narrow the honor to UPA fighters who battled only the Soviet Union.
Sweden orders seizure of Caffa vessel linked to alleged Russian grain theft from occupied Ukraine
Ukrainian officials say the ruling marks a breakthrough in efforts to pursue vessels allegedly involved in extracting grain from occupied regions of Ukraine.
Russia’s new Kyiv strike threat is posturing for the Victory Day humiliation, not retaliation—ISW
EU, France, Poland, and Ukraine answered Moscow's evacuation demand in lockstep. The diplomats are staying.
US pressure flows to Kyiv, Vilnius, and Warsaw—never to Minsk itself
Bombed country rejects relief for the regime hosting Russian drone launches.
Ukraine offers African nations cooperation across eight sectors from food security to digitalization
Ukraine pledged equal partnership with Africa, where Russia recruits fighters from 36 countries.
“Point of no return”: Special tribunal for Russia’s war targeting leadership moves forward after 37-country agreement
The agreement lays groundwork for a court expected to handle prosecutions tied to the decision to launch the war.
Ukraine pitches EU on an “airport ceasefire” with Russia—Moscow’s two main airports are now in Ukrainian striking range
Ukraine's FM says the mutual halt could give Russia an incentive to engage, while letting European leaders broker as a complementary track to US-led talks.
Two drones crashed in Latvia. Ukraine offers to send experts to defend airspace from war spillover.
Two unidentified drones entered Latvian airspace on 7 May and crashed on Latvian territory, including near a fuel storage site.
Ukraine launches push to sync sanctions with allies — Russia’s shadow grain fleet first on the list
President Zelenskyy announced that Kyiv is building a system against Russia's shadow grain fleet modeled on its work against the shadow oil fleet, with sharper sanctions coordination with partners coming in May.