At the UN, the US reminded Russia of Trump's 50-day ultimatum regarding peace in Ukraine and accused China of supplying dual-use goods used in the war. Russia continues to attack civilians despite the UN resolution.
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has updated data on the losses of the Russian army. In one day, 1080 occupiers, 7 tanks, and 35 artillery systems were destroyed.
NASA is laying off approximately 3,870 employees under a deferred dismissal program, part of the White House's efforts to reduce federal officials. This will allow the agency to become more streamlined and efficient as it prepares for a new era of exploration.
Russian troops carried out a massive attack on Dnipro on the night of July 26, as a result of which one person died in a residential high-rise building. The mayor of the city, Borys Filatov, expressed his condolences and urged residents not to ignore shelters during shelling.
On July 26, Ukraine is expected to have variable cloudiness with short-term rains and thunderstorms, locally hail and squalls. Air temperature will range from 15-20° at night to 35-36° during the day in the south.
During a raid in Syria, the US military eliminated one of the top ISIS leaders, Dia Zauba Muslih al-Hardani, and his two adult sons. Three children and three women who were at the scene were not harmed.
The head of the French government, François Bayrou, will present to parliament a draft constitutional amendment on granting autonomy to Corsica, ignoring the proposals of the State Council. This step is aimed at preserving trust between the central government and the island after the text of the reform was agreed upon with local representatives.
US President Donald Trump said the US may not reach a trade deal with Canada, suggesting the imposition of tariffs. This comes ahead of August 1, when Washington threatens to impose a 35% tariff on Canadian goods.
Lithuanian intelligence records an active KGB of Belarus campaign on social networks aimed at recruiting Belarusian citizens abroad. KGB officers openly contact the diaspora, offering rewards and making threats.
On the night of July 26, Russian troops attacked Zmiiv in the Kharkiv region with a missile and 10 drones. As a result of the attack, a fire broke out, and three people were injured.
Russian officials are delaying top-level negotiations between the presidents of Ukraine and Russia. The American Institute for the Study of War (ISW) notes that Russia is only feigning interest in negotiations to buy time.
This night, Kharkiv suffered an almost three-hour massive combined attack. The enemy used guided aerial bombs, ballistic missiles, and kamikaze drones, delivering 4 KAB strikes, 2 ballistic strikes, and about 15 Shahed attacks.
In Peru, a bus traveling from Lima to La Merced veered off the road and fell into a gorge in the Andes. The accident killed 15 people and injured about 30.
Several fires were recorded in Zaporizhzhia district as a result of an enemy drone attack. A non-residential building was hit.
In temporarily occupied Luhansk, children will be involved in the production of drones for the Russian army. The "Young Technicians" project will start in the autumn of 2025 under the auspices of Putin's youth association.
France's Court of Cassation has overturned a French arrest warrant for former Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, citing presidential immunity. However, since Assad is no longer president, new arrest warrants can be issued against him, and the investigation into the case may continue.
Thailand has declared martial law in eight districts of two provinces due to a border conflict with Cambodia. The decision was made to protect sovereignty and citizens after Cambodia used force.
The European Parliament is considering proposals to accelerate the EU's abandonment of Russian gas to January 2027, a year earlier than the European Commission's initial plan. Lawmakers propose obliging governments to impose sanctions on companies that violate the ban.
On the night of July 26, the Shostka community of Sumy region was subjected to a combined attack by attack drones and guided aerial bombs. Damage to the residential sector has been recorded, and the assessment of the consequences is ongoing.
More than a third of British Members of Parliament, about 220 people from nine parties, have signed a letter to Keir Starmer demanding recognition of the Palestinian state. They consider this an important step towards implementing the two-state principle.
On July 26, Italian airports will be paralyzed due to mass strikes, affecting Ryanair, EasyJet, Volotea, and Wizz Air. Strikes will also take place in Spain and Portugal, intensifying chaos for travelers.
US President Donald Trump said the chances of reaching a trade deal with the European Union are "50-50, maybe even less. " He noted that for an agreement, Europe would have to lower its tariffs.
On the night of July 26, Russian troops attacked Kharkiv with KABs, causing explosions in the Kyivskyi district. As a result of the strike, residential buildings, warehouses, and private cars were damaged, and two people were injured.
The Ukrainian Institute of National Memory considers the renaming of toponyms honoring the memory of Ukraine's defenders unacceptable. This applies to streets named after fallen servicemen and fighters for independence of the 20th century.
Romanian President Nicușor Dan stated that the issue of transferring the Patriot system to Ukraine has not yet been discussed, although the country will continue military support. Romania has an agreement for seven Patriot systems with the US, four of which it has received, one it has transferred to Ukraine, and it expects the next three from 2027.
In Kharkiv, a Russian attack drone hit a tower crane at approximately 10:07 PM. A drone strike was also recorded in the Saltivskyi district, with no casualties.
Lviv resident Yurii Kovalchuk became European champion in modern pentathlon under the new rules. This is Ukraine's first victory in the continental championship in the updated format.
Since the beginning of 2025, CERT-UA has been recording about 15 cyberattacks daily, the main source of which is the Russian Federation. Experts identify destructive attacks, cyber espionage, and financially motivated attacks.
Head of the Presidential Office Andriy Yermak held meetings with representatives of the USA, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, and France. Issues of security, reforms, the peace process, military cooperation, and the exchange of 1200 prisoners of war from each side were discussed.
Prosecutors reported suspicion to a Kyiv City Council deputy who headed a charitable foundation. The foundation acquired communal premises, but the city underreceived 300 thousand hryvnias due to inflated repair costs.
