Russia launched 255 drones, of which 195 were shot down or suppressed. The attack continues, there are still enemy UAVs in the air.
Israeli military destroyed a network of Hezbollah tunnels in the Beaufort area of southern Lebanon using 700 tons of explosives. Netanyahu and Katz threatened a harsh response to violations of the ceasefire.
Over the past day, the Defense Forces eliminated 1,340 Russian military personnel. Also, 55 cruise missiles and 1,525 drones were destroyed.
Polish military were unable to intercept the Russian Kh-101 cruise missile due to a legislative requirement for visual identification of the target. The missile flew about 100 km deep into the country and exploded in the Lublin Voivodeship.
Bulgaria is considering the purchase of used F-16s or Gripens due to delays in new aircraft. Defense Express warns of potential competition for aircraft for Ukraine.
The Ukrainian company GROUND FORCE handed over a batch of ATC NORD 1000 combat quad bikes to the Defense Forces. The equipment is intended for performing combat and logistical tasks on the front line.
US President Donald Trump said he is not sure whether he will allow Ukraine to obtain a license to produce missiles for the Patriot. The issue is still under consideration, and the US is cautious about transferring such technologies.
In the Russian city of Volgograd, on the night of July 31, drones attacked the Lukoil-Volgogradneftepererabotka oil refinery and a Wildberries distribution center. There is no official confirmation of the consequences yet.
The U. S. Army has signed a contract with Lockheed Martin worth up to $58.6 billion for the production of Patriot interceptor missiles. The deal involves tripling production capacity by 2030.
Ukrainian Ambassador Olha Stefanishyna stated that Zelenskyy's visit to the US did not bring new commitments regarding Patriot missiles due to a shortage. Ukraine is temporarily seeking missiles from other partners and plans its own production.
Rescuers continue to eliminate the consequences of the enemy attack in Lviv. Two more people may be under the rubble, search and rescue operations are ongoing.
Kazakhstan has shut down its main oil terminal on the Black Sea after Ukrainian drone strikes on two tankers. This is the third suspension in a month, threatening the country's economic interests.
Since the beginning of the day, 226 combat engagements have taken place. The enemy launched over 5,500 drones and dropped 181 guided aerial bombs.
Prime Minister Serhiy Koretsky ordered an immediate inspection of all civil protection shelters. The inspections concern proper maintenance and unimpeded access for citizens.
The First Lady of the United States facilitated the reunification of the fifth group of Ukrainian and Russian children with their families. She called for putting children's interests above international disputes.
In Lviv, emergency rescue operations are ongoing, seven victims are in hospitals. The city has provided temporary shelter to 32 people and is assisting with compensations.
The US nuclear industry remains dependent on Russian uranium, which accounted for 26% of purchases in 2025. A 2024 law bans imports but allows exceptions until January 2028.
President Zelenskyy reported that preliminary data indicates Russia's use of a North Korean ballistic missile. He called on partners to provide air defense missiles to stop the war.
Russian troops struck Pavlohrad in the Dnipropetrovsk region. One person was killed, five were wounded, including two children aged 11 and 14.
In the Pechersk district of Kyiv, the dismantling of protective structures around the monument to Lesya Ukrainka has begun. The Kyiv City State Administration explained that the modular shelters no longer protect against modern missiles and only harm the monuments.
Police Colonel Oleksii Biloshitskyi has been appointed head of the Patrol Police Department. He was introduced to the staff on July 30.
Russian troops attacked Dnipro, causing a fire at a terminal of a logistics company. According to preliminary data, there are no casualties.
Law enforcement officers detained three Russian agents involved in the explosions in Odesa. One terrorist attack was carried out by students, the other by a repeat offender who planted a bomb under a taxi driver's car.
NATO Secretary General Rutte condemned the violation of Polish airspace by a Russian missile. The Alliance activated air defense and ground defense assets, and the incident is under investigation.
Air Force spokesperson Yurii Ihnat stated the likelihood of Russia using KN-23 missiles during the night attack on Ukraine. There is currently no confirmation of the use of these missiles.
The National Bank of Ukraine presented a macro forecast for 2026-2028, expecting $54 billion in international aid in 2026. Key risks include missile strikes and funding delays.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed a decree appointing Oleksiy Sobolev as Deputy Head of the Office of the President. Sobolev will focus on the economic direction and coordinate work with partners.
A Russian ballistic missile strike in Radushne destroyed the Voronov family's home. The parents and three children were killed, the fate of five more is being determined.
Poland analyzes the incident of a probable violation of its airspace by a missile during Russia's attack on Ukraine. The country's Ministry of Foreign Affairs will adopt diplomatic decisions after technical details are determined by the services and NATO.
Rescuers have recovered the body of one person from under the rubble of a five-story residential building in Lviv following a Russian missile strike. According to preliminary data, there may be more people under the rubble.
