Reuters The Independent Ukrainska Pravda Tourist season in occupied Crimea gets off to poor start amid fuel shortage concerns Ukrainska Pravda Read the source Russia is facing almost daily Ukrainian attacks on its oil infrastructure The Independent Read the source…
Ukrainska Pravda Ukrainian air defence downs 102 out of 117 Russian drones, strikes recorded at seven locations Ukrainska Pravda Read the source
Russian Shahed drones strike Mykolaiv: one injured, transport company damaged Ukrainska Pravda Read the source Attack on Crimean bridge comes as Zelensky’s drone chief warns Putin will lose access to Crimea in ‘near future’ The Independent Read the source
Reuters The Moscow Times International Business Times Ukrainian forces hit Russian convoy of about 50 fuel and ammunition lorries near Armiansk in Crimea Ukrainska Pravda Read the source More than four years since its 2022 invasion of Ukraine, Russia is…
The Independent Ukrainska Pravda Ukrainska Pravda Ukrainian air defence downs 102 out of 117 Russian drones, strikes recorded at seven locations Ukrainska Pravda Read the source The FP-5 Flamingo only entered service in 2025 and can carry around a ton…
Bloomberg Ukrainska Pravda Ukraine’s AI Drones Have Given Kyiv a Fresh Edge on Battlefield Bloomberg Read the source Over 100 Ukrainian companies have gained access to the Brave1 Dataroom platform and are using it to train artificial intelligence models based…
Trump and Putin's Forever Wars Foreign Policy Read the source The Iranian regime remains a threat not because it’s strong, but because America is weak. Arutz Sheva Read the source
Politico Europe Ukraine to ask for $20B to make Russia ‘burn’ Politico Europe Read the source Ukraine is seeking an additional US$20 billion from its allies to consolidate its temporary advantage on the battlefield and intensify strikes against facilities inside…
Drones attack Russia's Afipsky oil refinery, causing major fire Ukrainska Pravda Read the source
FIFA World Cup: Politics and business threaten football ‘spirit’, expert says France 24 Read the source In the nearly centurylong history of soccer’s greatest spectacle, the World Cup has survived dictators, juntas, and a menagerie of autocrats who sought to…
