War in Ukraine
The Tryzub system disables drone electronics using microwave radiation. This method is significantly cheaper than using anti-aircraft missiles.
Occupiers attacked AFU positions 54 times, concentrating efforts on the Huliaipole and Pokrovsk directions. Shelling of border regions continues.
The court has arrested two directors for supplying the AFU with hazardous field rations worth UAH 71 million. The suspects forged documents and supplied expired products.
ZNPP depends on a single power line due to constant drone attacks. The IAEA is negotiating a ceasefire to carry out necessary repair work.
The Lithuanian Migration Department will ban entry to 600 Russians who fought against Ukraine. The restrictions will be in effect for 10 years for Lithuania and 5 years for the Schengen Area.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte confirmed the invitation of Volodymyr Zelenskyy to the summit in Ankara. He also noted the successes of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and called for further support.
Since the beginning of the invasion, the Russian Federation has used more than 13,300 chemical munitions. The intensity of enemy attacks on the battlefield has increased rapidly during 2024.
Twin doctors organized a scheme for traveling abroad through fictitious disability for $20,000. The perpetrators were detained while receiving the money.
In Yekaterinburg, students are being recruited to operate Geran drones using video game imagery. The CCD warns about the involvement of youth in the Alabuga military facility.
In Volyn, a group was exposed for selling 13 vehicles imported for the AFU for 2. 9 million UAH. Five participants of the scheme have already been officially notified of suspicion.
The logic of warfare is changing, and Ukraine has much to offer its partners—from experience to innovative technologies that are already of interest in the West.
Two servicemen have been served with notices of suspicion for attempting to sell 500 kg of explosives and grenades for 88,000 dollars. Earlier, three other individuals were detained in this case.
Fighters of the Black Sky battalion are destroying enemy transport on the outskirts of Donetsk. The AFU continue the elimination of military equipment in the occupied Donetsk region.
Due to worn-out networks and military spending, water and heat are disappearing en masse across Russian regions. Large-scale utility accidents have been recorded in Engels and Voronezh.
In the Artemivske forestry, drought caused fire to engulf 10 hectares of forest. Rescuers are operating only in safe areas due to the proximity of the front line.
Péter Magyar demands rights for the Hungarian minority for the sake of new relations. This is a mandatory condition for the start of negotiations on Ukraine's accession to the EU.
The government has abolished the requirement to submit copies of contracts three days prior to customs clearance. This will accelerate the supply of weapons and equipment to the Defense Forces of Ukraine.
Defense Forces struck in the direction of oil refinery in Yaroslavl, 700 kilometers from the Ukrainian border. Zelenskyy announced new long-range strikes in response to the shelling of cities.
Since the beginning of 2024, Russia's losses have exceeded 145,000 personnel. In the border areas of the Sumy region, the Ukrainian military is achieving its designated goals.
The AFU have stabilized the front and are launching drone strikes deep into the Russian Federation. Putin wants to end the war by the end of the year, provided there is full control over the Donbas.
The "Rodnik" movement, led by the sanctioned Oleg Gazmanov, is searching for vocalists in the occupied territories. The Kremlin is financing the project for the cultural assimilation and Russification of youth.
The SBU has detained an IT specialist who waited 12 years for activation to conduct strikes on Kyiv. He was preparing an assassination attempt on the head of the State Emergency Service and collecting data on politicians.
The High Council of Justice issued a reprimand to a judge for the illegal lifting of the seizure of the Premier Hotel Rus. Prosecutors thwarted an attempt to re-register assets in favor of Russians.
Sybiha and Anita Orbán discussed the issue of national minorities and Ukraine's accession to the EU. The second round of expert consultations will be held as early as next week.
The occupiers are redirecting supplies from Mariupol to a route through Hranitne. This has complicated logistics and slowed down the movement of equipment due to bridge repairs.
Public alert systems will announce a minute of silence every day at 09:00. They will also be used during the annual 'Light a Candle' campaign in November.
The US has suspended $14 billion in arms sales to Taiwan due to an ammunition shortage. Further deliveries will depend on the decision of the head of the Pentagon.
Iran's Supreme Leader has banned the export of enriched uranium outside the country. This decision contradicts Trump's demands and complicates peace negotiations.
253 combat engagements occurred over the past day, most notably in the Pokrovsk and Huliaipole directions. The enemy launched nearly 10,000 drones and carried out 95 airstrikes.
The disconnection of thousands of Starlink terminals used by Russians helped the AFU reclaim 400 square kilometers of territory, according to a Pentagon report. This, as stated in the report, weakened the coordination of enemy drones and offensives.