Ukraine is ten days into campaign to pressure Moscow toward peace: Russia’s Baltic oil gateway took hit overnight
Ukrainian overnight strikes reportedly hit a St. Petersburg oil terminal, with Flamingo missiles seen over Chuvashia.
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Poland to scrap the MiG-29 fighter jets it was supposed to hand Ukraine amid growing tensions between the allies
Poland says it will retire its remaining MiG-29 fighters after talks over a proposed transfer to Ukraine broke down amid a worsening political rift between the two countries.
Russia lost ground for a second straight month in June. CSIS says it has lost the initiative too
The war in Ukraine is grinding into a new frozen state as Russian advances slow or reverse in recent months.
“No longer a peaceful rear”: Ukraine reports 1,150% increase in deep strikes as drones continue hitting Russia’s war machine far from the front lines
Ukraine says its long-range drone campaign reached a new tempo in June, targeting oil refineries, naval facilities, defense plants, and logistics hubs deep inside Russia.
Ukraine hits at least seven Russian warplanes in second strike on Crimea’s Saky airbase this week, SBU says
The SBU says its drones struck two key Russian airbases in occupied Crimea, while Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces reported dozens of additional strikes on military targets across the peninsula.
Russian strikes kill 19 civilians across Ukraine, including toddler in Sumy Oblast
Russia's latest attacks killed civilians across Ukraine, with deadly strikes in Sumy, Donetsk, and Dnipropetrovsk oblasts and dozens more wounded nationwide.
Ukraine’s eastern kill zone is 25 km deep — corps commander expects 30 by year’s end
Drones now do most of the killing, and Russia has abandoned armored assault for two- and three-man infiltration
Italy joins Bulgaria in resisting EU sanctions on Patriarch Kirill
Rome's objection traces back to the Vatican's unease at sanctioning a Christian leader
Ukraine wants the Ankara summit to name it a NATO security contributor—not just an aid recipient
Kyiv now red-teams the Alliance's war games and runs its only joint center with NATO—and says a record number of members back its membership.
Ukrainian drones disabled 13 Russian power stations across occupied territory in 48 hours, commander says
The reported 48-hour operation targeted Russian-controlled energy infrastructure across occupied Crimea, Melitopol, Donetsk, and Luhansk as Ukraine intensifies strikes behind the front line.
Russia’s top bankers break taboo, admit war is hurting the economy
Two of Russia's most influential economic officials have publicly acknowledged the mounting costs of the war in Ukraine, as Kyiv's strikes on oil infrastructure and record military spending expose growing cracks in the Kremlin's wartime economy
Ukraine deploys its first domestically made guided bombs to battlefield, narrowing Russia’s advantages
Ukraine has begun fielding its first domestically produced guided aerial bombs, part of a broader push to reduce dependence on foreign weapons and counter one of Russia's most effective battlefield advantages
Russia’s fourth-largest refinery is on fire again. It just came off a shutdown
Drones struck Russia's NORSI oil refinery near Kstovo on 2 July, days after an earlier strike had already knocked out its main crude unit.
Russian attack on Kyiv kills 20, injures about 100 – UPDATED
Rescuers pulled 17 people from a partially destroyed nine-story building in Kyiv's Darnytskyi district, seven of them from beneath rubble.
Ukraine can win the battles. Without the word “victory,” it loses the war.
NATO's former deputy commander says no one but Ukraine names victory as the goal. Ukraine's former defense minister warns that without naming it, even a battlefield win is no victory at all.
Ukraine says it has Donetsk airport under “fire control.” Satellite images show Russia building there anyway
Russia is enlarging launch pads at Donetsk Airport for its jet-powered Geran-3 drones, new satellite imagery shows.
For two years, Ukraine’s strikes barely scratched Russia’s war factories. Something just changed.
The warheads finally got heavy enough to leave damage that lasts—and Ukraine's drones cleared the air defenses that used to stop the missiles short.
The Netherlands is sending its worn-out wind turbines to Ukraine instead of the scrapheap
Ukrainian buyers are installing them to decentralize a grid that Russian strikes have battered through four winters.
What Moscow does to foreign embassies, Latvia will now do to Russia’s
PM Braže said Russian services routinely screen people entering other countries' diplomatic buildings in the Russian capital.
The Penza institute builds sensors for the missiles that hit Ukraine. Now it’s smoking.
Its parts go into Iskanders, Kh-101 cruise missiles, and Russia's newest Su-57 fighter.