News War in Ukraine
The number of corporate defaults in Russia is rising rapidly: 21 companies have already run into payment difficulties, and by the end of the year the figure cou
A meeting of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief's Staff discussed funding for the Defence Forces and faster production of Ukrainian strike systems and interceptors.
American blogger Laura Loomer has responded to Marco Rubio's remarks on the release of Robert Gilman, urging people not to thank Russia for his return.
Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces have struck 240 power nodes in the temporarily occupied south since the start of the Crimean Switch Off operation.
Ukraine has 2.5 times fewer interceptor missiles than it did last year, while Russia has increased its stock of ballistic missiles.
As part of the latest repatriation efforts, the bodies and remains of 261 fallen defenders of Ukraine have been returned to the country.
Units of Ukraine's Defence Forces have struck enemy targets in Novorossiysk.
Ukrainian military medics have presented the Armed Forces' combat experience at the Military Health System Research Symposium (MHSRS-2026) in Florida, US.
Ukrainian intelligence says Russia is preparing a major new wave of mobilisation this autumn — immediately after its parliamentary elections.
Acting Minister of Defence of Ukraine Yevhenii Khmara has held important talks with his Swedish and Norwegian counterparts, Pål Jonson and Tore Sandvik.
Russia has received additional ballistic missiles from North Korea and is preparing to use them against Ukraine.
Specialists from Ukraine's Defence Intelligence have shown Ukrainian diplomats foreign-made components used in Russian weaponry.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy has met with the country's senior military leadership.
The enemy intends to deploy a North Korean missile unit equipped with six launchers and 120 missiles in Russia's Voronezh region.
In July, Ukraine's Defence Forces inflicted significant losses on the Russian occupiers: almost 31,000 troops, thousands of drones and hundreds of targets hit.
Zelenskyy has held a meeting with the military, the Ministry of Defence and the teams of the Security Service, Defence Intelligence and the President's Office.
In July 2026, Russia set a new record for the use of guided aerial bombs — over 8,300 — while almost 8,000 combat engagements were fought along the front line.
Ukraine's Ministry of Defence is rolling out the YouControl system to vet potential suppliers, helping spot risks faster and make procurement more transparent.
Strikes on Wildberries logistics centres have left Russian units short of spare parts for their UAVs.
The United Kingdom may also contribute to anti-ballistic projects.
Unmanned ground vehicles have carried out over 66,000 missions since the start of 2026, and the Ministry of Defence is scaling up purchases as demand surges.
On 29 July and during the night of 30 July, units of Ukraine's Defence Forces struck a number of important enemy facilities.