Latest News on russian Invasion of Ukraine
Ukraine’s campaign of long-range strikes against Russia’s oil infrastructure is becoming a systematic instrument of economic attrition against Russia.
Russia’s Rosneft has reinstated fuel sales restrictions following a new wave of strikes on oil refineries.
The vast majority of people evacuated from occupied Oleshky during the humanitarian mission chose Ukraine.
Ukraine is developing heavy drones to evacuate wounded soldiers from areas inaccessible to ground transport.
Ukrainian attack drones have inflicted 302,000 Russian personnel casualties since the start of 2026.
Ukrainian Defence Minister Evgeniy Khmara met with Moldovan Defence Minister Anatolie Nosatîi.
Russia is seeking to weaken Europe not only through military force, but also through sabotage, disinformation, and attempts to sow divisions within NATO.
Ukrainian Defence Minister Evgeniy Khmara discussed defence support with Norwegian Defence Minister Tore Sandvik, the Ukrainian Ministry of Defence reported.
The Russian army suffered 2,250 personnel losses on 21 October — its highest daily total since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion.
In September 2026, service members recorded more than 1.8 million results of completed missions in Mission Control.
A Rapid Ranger air defence crew from the 1030th “Aquila” Anti-Aircraft Missile and Artillery Regiment has already shot down enemy jet-powered drones.
Russian forces’ personnel losses have exceeded 350,000 since the start of 2026.
Ukrainian Defence Minister Yevhenii Khmara met with Lithuanian Defence Minister Robertas Kaunas.
The NATO–Ukraine Joint Analysis, Training and Education Centre (JATEC) has presented two AI models for Ukraine’s Defence Forces.
Kyiv Business Centre has opened in Kyiv as a permanent hub for cooperation between Ukrainian and British defence companies.
Deep strikes by Ukraine’s Defence Forces have knocked out more than half of Russia’s oil refining capacity.
Ukraine’s Enhanced Partnership with the Joint Expeditionary Force (JEF) has great potential. The country is ready to deepen it in a number of areas.
Just a few years ago, the ability to strike Russia’s rear at a depth of 80–100 kilometers on a mass scale was considered the next major technological frontier.
With support from the European Union, funding will be provided to modernise several military training sites in Ukraine.
A delegation from the Ukrainian Air Force, led by Commander Lieutenant General Anatolii Kryvonozhko, met with representatives of Lockheed Martin.
Minister of Defence of Ukraine Evgeniy Khmara took part in a meeting of the Foreign Affairs Council, attended by defence ministers of EU member states.