daily review

Russia escalated its attacks on Ukraine by launching its first-ever ICBM strike against Dnipro, marking a significant escalation in the conflict. Meanwhile, former Ukrainian Armed Forces chief Zaluzhnyi said that World War III began in 2024.

Ukrainian forces have eliminated 100 Russian marines through an elaborate mine trap in Kursk Oblast, even as Moscow receives 50 heavy Koksan howitzers and 20 rocket systems from Pyongyang.

A Russian strike killed the family, leaving only the father as Polish army chief reaffirmed NATO won't help Ukraine intercept missiles.

The Biden administration has reportedly authorized US defense contractors to work in Ukraine, marking a major policy shift. Washington is now rallying over 50 nations to counter North Korea's military presence near the war zone.

Donald Trump has clinched the US presidency as leaders extend congratulations. Zelenskyy heads to Budapest to meet 40+ European leaders in their first gathering since the US vote.

Ukraine plans to mobilize 160,000 additional troops amid reported personnel shortages as Russian forces sustain heavy assaults near Selydove.

Georgia's democracy faces a critical test as the pro-Russian ruling party claims a contested 54% victory in parliamentary elections, amid widespread reports of voter intimidation and systematic violations.

A sharp decline in Ukraine's air defense success rate has coincided with an intensification of Russian drone attacks, raising concerns about defensive capabilities. Meanwhile, German industry deepens its commitment to Ukraine's defense sector.

Estonian intelligence reports suggest Russia may suffer up to 40,000 military casualties in October, marking one of the highest monthly losses of the war. Meanwhile, North Korean troops are moving closer to the line of contact.

Military experts warn European nations face a potential Russian confrontation within 3-8 years, as Pentagon confirms North Korean troops have entered Russia.

Zelenskyy unveils a 5-point Victory Plan in Ukraine's Parliament, pushing for NATO membership, while alliance chief Rutte indicates he "can't fully support" the strategy.

President Biden's Germany visit, rescheduled for 18 October after a hurricane delay, won't include the crucial Ramstein meeting on Ukraine aid. This cancellation raises concerns about coordinating support for Ukraine.

Thousands of North Korean troops are reportedly training in Russia for potential deployment to Ukraine. Furthermore, the Estonian Intelligence chief reports that Ukrainian strikes on ammunition depots have worsened Russia's munitions crisis, highlighting Ukraine's expanding long-range capabilities.

A looming hurricane threat has forced President Biden to cancel his pivotal visit to Ramstein Air Base in Germany, throwing high-stakes Ukraine discussions into uncertainty.

The Netherlands has delivered its first F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine, bolstering its air defense as Russia launched over 5,000 weekend attacks.

Ukraine advances in Kursk Oblast as Russia gains ground near Kupiansk. , The UN has found new evidence of systematic torture and sexual violence against Ukrainian prisoners by Russian forces.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy begins his crucial visit to the United States to present his "Victory Plan," which includes lifting bans on long-range weapons. Meanwhile, Ukraine's Defense Minister reveals the country's capability to produce millions of drones annually, though funding remains insufficient.

Germany announces a new military aid package to Ukraine, including 22 tanks and 61,000 artillery shells.

A Russian attack using guided aerial bombs struck a multi-story apartment building in Kharkiv, injuring 41 people including three children. The assault coincides with Ukraine's reported interception of a guided missile and 10 Shahed drones overnight, highlighting the ongoing aerial threats faced by Ukrainian civilians.

Russia has quadrupled its troop presence in Kursk to 45,000, while Ukraine continues to make breakthroughs on the Russian border.