daily review

Trump has publicly praised Zelenskyy as "the best president of Ukraine" while pushing forward a controversial minerals agreement giving the US access to Ukraine's critical raw materials.

Ukrainian forces hit the Ryazan refinery again, taking out another 5% of Russia’s oil refining capacity and raising total losses to 10%.

Zelenskyy declared his readiness to resign in exchange for either peace or Ukraine's NATO membership, meanwhile, over 600 Western leaders signed an appeal urging stronger support for Ukraine on the third anniversary of Russia's invasion.

The domestically-produced missile represents Ukraine's growing defense industry capabilities as the battlefield situation remains complicated.

European leaders struggle with the prospect of deploying peacekeeping troops to Ukraine.

Trump's team has responded to European demands for inclusion in peace talks by requesting specific commitments on troop and weapons deployments to Ukraine.

Zelenskyy told Trump during a phone call that Putin is only pretending to want to negotiate a peace deal because he is “afraid of you.”

Pentagon leadership explicitly rejected Ukraine's NATO membership prospects but British and Danish defense chiefs opposed US stance on Ukraine's NATO membership.

Ukraine's President careful positioning reveals the challenging reality that any sustainable peace deal must address not just the hot phase of the war, but Ukraine’s long-term security within the European framework.

Ukraine’s drones have hit three major Russian refineries, sparking concerns over fuel production. The strikes add to mounting economic pressure on Moscow as Western sanctions continue to take their toll.

Ukraine's strategic drone campaign has successfully targeted multiple Russian oil refineries and storage facilities, marking a significant escalation in its long-range strike capabilities.

Ukraine completed the evacuation of all children from Pokrovsk as Russian forces continue their attempt to outflank the strategic Donetsk hub, where just 7,000 residents remain from a pre-war population of 42,000.

Defense Minister Umerov faces calls to resign after attempting to dismiss procurement chief Bezrukova against the supervisory board's decision.

Vladimir Putin said he is ready to meet with Donald Trump to negotiate an end to the war in Ukraine. Meanwhile, Trump stirred controversy by calling Zelenskyy "no angel" and claiming the Ukrainian president "shouldn’t have allowed this war to happen."

NATO commanders report Russia's military has tripled its forces in Ukraine to 600,000 troops, representing a broader threat to the Alliance.

A new British commitment of 30,000 drones aims to strengthen Ukraine's defensive capabilities, while Estonian intelligence reports growing problems with Russian artillery capabilities.

The United Kingdom and Ukraine have signed an unprecedented century-long security partnership as Russian forces advance in the Donetsk Oblast.

Poland's President has called for NATO to extend an immediate invitation to Ukraine, while acknowledging full membership isn't feasible during active combat.

An environmental catastrophe is unfolding in the Black Sea as a Russian oil spill threatens to impact the region's ecosystem for over two decades.