Most Germans believe that Ukraine can cede territory for peace – poll
Far-right AfD supporters drive German sentiment toward Ukrainian territorial concessions, with 72% backing land-for-peace deals compared to just 43% of conservative voters
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Trump envoy: Russia submits Donetsk peace plan Ukraine “may not take”
A Russian peace proposal involving Donetsk Oblast sits before Ukrainian negotiators as President Trump continues pressing both sides toward a settlement.
FT: West plans 3-layer defense system for post-war Ukraine with NATO forces
Approximately 10 countries are prepared to send troops to Ukrainian territory after the war ends with Britain has proposed deploying Typhoon fighter jets in western Ukraine
Major pipeline explosion halts Moscow fuel supplies after Ryazan blast
The main Ryazan-Moscow oil pipeline exploded on 26 August, disrupting fuel supplies to Russia's capital and prompting Transneft to assess damages from the incident.
Ukrainian POW returns from 7-year Russian imprisonment with his cat
Stanislav Panchenko, 25, returned to Ukraine with 84 other released prisoners. Unlike the others, Panchenko brought home his cat Myshko, whom he had rescued and raised during 4 years in Russian captivity.
Ukrainians contributed $ 5 bn to Poland’s budget in 2024 as refugee protection faces uncertainty
New figures reveal 1.55mn Ukrainians generated $5 bn for Poland's budget in 2024, coinciding with President Nawrocki's veto of refugee protection extension.
Frontline report: Ukrainian drones strike 1,300 kilometers deep into Russia, torching Shahed storage depots in Tatarstan
The Yelabuga factory has become too dangerous to staff, with few technicians willing to work at Russia's largest Shahed assembly plant under repeated Ukrainian strikes.
US envoy sets Ukraine talks for this week, reveals daily Russia contact
A Ukrainian delegation will meet with US envoy Steve Witkoff in New York this week, as the official revealed he maintains daily contact with Russian officials and believes a peace agreement is "already on the table."
Russian forces kill civilian, injure three in morning attacks on Kherson
An 81-year-old woman died and three men sustained injuries ranging from burns to traumatic brain injury during Russian attacks on Kherson
Brussels confirms member states free to determine refugee payment levels amid Polish restrictions
EU countries must provide Ukrainian refugees with "necessary assistance" but face no minimum payment standards, European Commission confirmed amid Poland's moves to restrict benefits to working Ukrainians.
Ukrainian drone reportedly crashes in Estonian field after Russian GPS jamming diverts flight path
No injuries occurred, but Estonian Security Police warn the device could have caused extensive damage if it had hit residential buildings instead of farmland.
DeepState: Russians occupy two villages in Dnipro Oblast for the first time
After months of Ukrainian military denials, Russian forces established their first confirmed presence in Zaporizke and Novogeorgiyivka villages, Dnipro Oblast.
Ukrainian war veterans complete Bosphorus swim, two with amputated legs finish under 90 minutes
Two Ukrainian veterans who lost legs in combat completed the Bosphorus swim on Independence Day, crossing 6.5 km from Asia to Europe without informing organizers of their amputations
Ukraine tests its largest 700kg remote-controlled vehicle
Ukrainian forces showcased PROTECTOR, a remote-controlled ground vehicle capable of transporting 700 kilograms of cargo, injured soldiers and towing trailers with three-ton vehicles.
Ukraine deploys new Veres-2 anti-drone system that jams UAVs at 2km range
Commercial drones carrying explosives face new countermeasures as Ukraine deploys domestically-produced Veres-2 jammers on active front sections.
From 53% to 68%: Ukrainian becomes dominant language as war reshapes identity
Russian language use has collapsed in just three years, as Moscow’s “protection” campaign triggers the fastest cultural transformation in modern European history.
Slovakia hints that Ukraine’s Druzhba pipeline strikes could cut off own fuel supply
Slovakia's FM called Ukraine's Druzhba pipeline attacks counterproductive, noting the strikes could eliminate diesel shipments that represent one-tenth of Ukraine's monthly consumption.
Canada to allocate $ 500 mn to purchase US weapons for Ukraine
Canada's $500 mn pledge for US weapons procurement represents one component of over $1 bn in military assistance promised to Ukraine by September 2025
German Vice Chancellor arrives in Kyiv on an unannounced visit
As international pressure mounts for Ukraine peace talks, German Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil made an unannounced trip to Kyiv, warning Putin against expecting any reduction in Germany's military and financial support.
Sumy State University lost 60,000 books due to Russian attacks in seven months
A 5-million-hryvnia diffractometer and 15,000 books were destroyed when Russia struck Sumy State University on 18 Aug., bringing total book losses to 60,000 volumes.