Foot soldiers get a long spear: Ukrainian assault units strike deep behind Russian lines
Ukraine's trench units now fly strike drones 150 km into the Russian rear—a job that once belonged to specialists.
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Russian drone struck a Ukrainian fire truck on its way to a house fire—four rescuers injured
The crew was answering a call in a village outside Zaporizhzhia, and all four men went to hospital with injuries of differing severity.
Ukraine destroys depot that occupiers filled with generators, after Russian state TV filmed them
Russian propagandists inadvertently filmed the target themselves.
47 sites destroyed, 1,943 damaged: Russia’s toll on Ukrainian heritage keeps climbing
Ukraine's culture ministry counts close to 2,000 heritage sites hit since 2022, with 90 more added in just the last month.
Russia builds sea drones to hunt Ukraine—Ukraine just torched the base where they sit in occupied Crimea
Operators struck the hangars of a Russian naval uncrewed-boat base at Snizhne, near Yevpatoriia, setting off a large blast. Other targets: radars, a launcher, a Shahed base.
Russia is bombing Kostiantynivka to rubble while pushing its infantry into it on foot
Artillery and guided glide bombs hit the city as small Russian groups try to dig into whatever buildings they can reach.
Russia kills a 9-year-old girl in a Chernihiv supermarket, bombs Zaporizhzhia
Two people died at the supermarket and a 46-year-old man was killed by guided bombs hundreds of kilometers south, in daytime attacks on two Ukrainian cities.
ISW: Russia has taken just 81 km² of Ukraine this year—while claiming 2,226
The false picture is not just propaganda for the public but material that appears to reach the desk of Russia's leader, the think tank says.
Bomb-maker working for Russia’s military intelligence in Zaporizhzhia loses his freedom for 15 years
The court convicted him of high treason committed under martial law, the article of Ukraine's Criminal Code reserved for wartime collaboration with the enemy.
Occupation official told Putin the Crimea highway is drone-proof—Russia’s own milbloggers refuted him within hours
One pro-war channel admitted traffic collapsed because drivers fear Ukrainian drones, not because Russian air defenses got better.
“Hardest summer yet”: Russia double-tapped Zaporizhzhia passenger train
Rail workers evacuated everyone in time, and no one was hurt.
Three days, 21 ships: Russia’s Azov Sea fuel run to occupied Crimea is turning into a shooting gallery
Ukraine's drone forces say 19 sanctioned tankers, a cargo ship, and a ferry in occupied Kerch have all been hit since the maritime operation began on 6 July. Videos confirm strikes.
Western tanks gave Ukraine one thing its wwn tanks don’t have. In 36°C heatwave, crews feel difference
Ukraine's Soviet-era T-72 tanks have no air conditioning as European heatwave pushes toward 36°C.
Ukraine’s drone force wrecked almost 200 Russian air defense assets since year-start—31 in June alone
A late-June sweep added a Pantsir gun-missile system and two radars in occupied Crimea.
It’s summer in Zaporizhzhia, so people were at beach. Russia struck it and wounded three children
The attack damaged cars and a shuttered eatery.
A “fiery” night over occupied Crimea: Ukraine’s drone forces logged a 60-target sweep
Among other targets, the Unmanned Systems Forces now count 23 Russian air-defense assets destroyed this month, with two launchers, a radar, and an AA-gun added overnight.
Ukraine’s Air Force cripples a bridge feeding Russian troops in occupied part of Zaporizhzhia Oblast
Footage shot moments after the hit shows the roadway torn open and the crossing left critically damaged.
Russia starts hauling gasoline to the front in the trunks of civilian cars
A convoy of sedans packed with jerrycans set out from Kizilyurt in Dagestan to supply Russian troops in occupied Tokmak, shows a video the soldiers filmed themselves.
“Nuclear blackmail” – IAEA reports attack on power infrastructure tied to Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant
Ukraine says only demilitarization can restore safety at the occupied facility.
Russia’s monthly land grab in Ukraine has collapsed from hundreds of km² to 14, OSINT data show
As Ukraine paired a battlefield network linking every drone and sensor with strikes deep behind Russian lines, DeepState's monthly tally for May is the smallest in years of Russia's grinding offensive.