Russia hit Kyiv with ballistic and hypersonic missiles overnight, damaging a children’s hospital, with people trapped in a shelter
Russia launched a massed overnight attack on Kyiv with ballistic and Zircon hypersonic missiles on 20 August.
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Ukraine’s former Defense Minister Fedorov is out, but man behind his procurement reform and apps like Army+ isn’t going anywhere
Mstyslav Banik, the deputy who ran Ukraine's defense-procurement reform, says he is staying in the team of new Defense Minister Yevhenii Khmara.
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“Fedorov instead of Khmara”: Ukrainian protesters outside parliament greet news of new defense minister’s appointment with disapproval
People say they will continue protesting despite the decision.
Ukraine’s new defense minister says he already knows Russia’s strategy for fall and winter
Yevhenii Khmara has become Ukraine's new defense minister after a vote in parliament.
Polish prosecutors charge a woman over an attack on Ukrainian children. Consulate says the siblings were targeted for speaking Ukrainian
The attacker twisted one child's arm, broke the siblings' toy drone, and threw its fragments at the 12-year-old boy, scratching him, according to the family and the consulate.
Russia jails 61-year-old Ukrainian for alleged Azov service, names no specific act
A Russian military court sentenced Hulak to five years and four months over an alleged connection to the Azov group.
Russia could open northern front by February if it orders new mobilization, Ukraine intel says
Ukraine’s military intelligence sees no preparations for a northern attack, but officials warn such a front could pull defenders from the east and south.
Russia launches “massive” attack on Ukrainian power plant as Kyiv braces for extremely difficult winter
The strike halted electricity generation at the plant as Moscow steps up attacks on Ukraine’s critical infrastructure ahead of the cold season.
Russia weaponizes Ukrainian children in occupied territories. Ukraine singles out those responsible
At a competition in May, children practiced handling explosives and piloting drones across Russian-occupied Ukraine, according to HUR.
Russia warns UK of “consequences” over British-made drones in Ukraine’s deep strikes. London vows to continue supporting Kyiv
Moscow accused London of deliberately escalating the war after reports that Ukrainian forces used UK-built drones to strike targets inside Russia, including oil refineries.
HUR: Russia seeks rest of Donetsk Oblast, not a peace deal, by year-end
HUR's deputy chief says Russia cannot form new units without mobilization after battlefield losses exceeded contract recruitment in June and July
Blast marks Moldova’s third airspace breach in nine days
Ukraine’s Air Force reported that a Russian Banderol crossed the border, but Moldovan investigators could not conclusively identify the wreckage.
Greek-run tanker carrying Russian oil hit off Russia’s Black Sea coast, Bloomberg reports
The ship’s manager reported no injuries or pollution. It was the first attack on a vessel calling at the CPC terminal in nearly three weeks.
Russia claims it downed a record 1,671 drones—as fires burn across Moscow Oblast
A drone struck another Wildberries warehouse, but this one caused no major fire as others had in previous strikes.
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.
Russian drone attacks on Ukraine’s Danube ports hit recent high, Romania says
Drone debris reached Romania as Ukraine sought safer grain routes and Bucharest prepared cheaper defenses against low-flying incursions.
He fought for Ukrainian independence until a Soviet chocolate-box bomb killed him. Now Ukraine plans to honor him permanently
Ukrainian leader Yevhen Konovalets’ remains returned from Rotterdam after 88 years and are set for temporary reburial at Ukraine’s National Military Memorial Cemetery.
Russians are buying seaside apartments built on the ruins of the Mariupol homes Russia bombed—DW
Russian occupation authorities ordered some residents out of apartments that survived the siege, sending them to hostels or Mariupol’s outskirts, according to DW sources.
Russia builds and expands at least 10 drone bases. Some could put Warsaw in range – Telegraph
Seven sites were reportedly used in attacks on Kyiv, while the wider buildout adds to Russia’s military infrastructure along NATO’s borders.
Nearly 500 Africans recruited into Russia’s army have died, Ukraine says
Ukraine has identified almost 3,000 recruits from 37 countries, including 35 now held as prisoners of war.