UKRAINE DRONE ATTACK
Ukraine imports Indian-origin diesel fuel after loss of key refinery, analyst says
Ukraine has turned to Indian diesel imports after Russian strikes destroyed its key Kremenchug refinery in June, according to consultancy A-95. International traders supply the fuel via Turkey and Romania, with India unexpectedly gaining a 10% market share. Previously reliant on Belarus and Russia, Ukraine now sources fuel mainly from Europe. Diesel imports fell 13% year-on-year to 2.74 million tonnes.
'Statements must be backed by strong actions...': Zelenskyy calls for sanctions against Russia
Volodymyr Zelenskyy wants sanctions on Russia after a major aerial attack. Donald Trump is ready to impose more sanctions. Russia launched many drones, hitting Kyiv and other areas. Buildings were damaged, and people died. Putin warned against Western troops in Ukraine. Recent attacks surpass previous ones, happening after peace deal attempts.
Russia hits seat of Ukraine govt in war's biggest air attack
Russia launched its largest aerial assault on Ukraine, resulting in casualties and igniting a fire at Kyiv's government headquarters. The extensive strikes, involving drones and missiles, targeted infrastructure and residential areas, prompting international condemnation. Despite ongoing diplomatic efforts, the conflict persists, with Russia claiming territorial gains amidst heavy losses and widespread destruction.
Russia hits Ukraine with over 800 drones and decoys, the largest such attack in the war
Russia launched its largest aerial assault on Ukraine since the war began, targeting Kyiv with drones and missiles. The attack resulted in casualties, including a mother and her infant, and damaged government buildings. Ukrainian officials are calling for stronger international action against Russia in response to the escalated attacks.
Russia strikes Ukraine's cabinet of ministers building in Kyiv
Moscow targeted Kyiv's cabinet building for the first time since the war began, as confirmed by Ukraine's Prime Minister. A mass drone and missile attack on the capital resulted in at least two fatalities, including a one-year-old child. Residential buildings in Kyiv's Sviatoshynskyi and Darnytskyi districts were also struck by Russian drone debris.
Zelenskyy rejects Putin's proposal for Moscow meet, invites him to Kyiv
Volodymyr Zelenskyy dismissed Vladimir Putin's proposal for talks in Moscow, deeming it unrealistic given ongoing Russian attacks. Zelenskyy suggested Kyiv as an alternative, highlighting the daily missile strikes. Despite Donald Trump's push for a meeting, Moscow's conditions and increased shelling hinder progress, while Zelenskyy reports intensified Russian attacks across Ukraine.
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US, EU plan to discuss new Russia sanctions: What could be next for Putin?
European officials will meet with US Treasury to talk about Russia. They will discuss new economic pressures, including sanctions. This follows talks between US and European leaders. President Trump is frustrated by the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. He wants more pressure on Russia to end the conflict. Trump also urges Europe to cut Russian oil purchases.
Putin says foreign troops deployed to Ukraine would be legitimate targets
Vladimir Putin declared that any foreign troops deployed to Ukraine would be considered legitimate targets. This statement followed European leaders' renewed commitment to a potential peacekeeping force. Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Zelenskyy held talks with Slovakia's Prime Minister amid continued drone strikes, as Ukraine targeted Russian oil infrastructure, impacting supplies and prompting discussions about energy alternatives.
Donald Trump to reinterpret 1987 missile treaty to sell heavy attack drones abroad
The Trump administration is poised to reinterpret a decades-old arms control treaty, potentially allowing the sale of advanced military drones, including MQ-9 Reapers, to countries like Saudi Arabia. This move aims to bypass restrictions imposed by the Missile Technology Control Regime, reclassifying drones as aircraft rather than missile systems. The policy shift could benefit U.S.
Russia launches over 500 drones and missiles at Ukraine as Zelenskyy seeks more support
Russia launched a massive aerial assault on Ukraine, deploying over 500 drones and two dozen missiles targeting civilian infrastructure, particularly energy facilities, as winter approaches. President Zelenskyy, denouncing the attacks as a demonstration of impunity, is seeking increased military and diplomatic support from European allies.
Rifles, shotguns, World War I tactics and 1970s training aircraft Yak-52: How Ukraine is destroying Russian drones
Ukrainian forces are creatively repurposing Yakovlev Yak-52 trainer aircraft, originally designed in 1976, to combat Russian drones. These modified planes, equipped with rifles, engage in aerial hunts, employing tactics reminiscent of World War I. Ukrainian pilots have successfully downed 120 drones using this unconventional method, supplementing advanced air defense systems.
Oil rises as Russia-Ukraine tensions stoke supply concerns
Oil prices experienced an increase due to growing concerns about potential supply disruptions stemming from the escalating conflict between Russia and Ukraine. Ukrainian drone attacks have significantly impacted Russia's oil processing capacity, leading to heightened anxieties. Geopolitical tensions are further amplified by China's pursuit of a new global order, challenging the U.S.
Russian drone attacks on Ukraine dip in August
An analysis of data published by the Ukrainian air force showed that Russia launched 4,132 long-range drones at Ukraine in overnight attacks over the month of August-a 34% decrease on July, when Russia fired a record number of drones. Despite the overall decrease, Russian attacks still killed dozens of civilians.
Ukraine's drone attack sparks brief fire at Krasnodar power substation, Russia says
Several southern and southwestern Russian regions were under air raid alerts for hours at a time overnight, according to information published on official regional Telegram channels. Flight operations at several airports, including in Saratov and Volgograd, were halted for several hours to ensure air safety, Russia's civil aviation body Rosaviatsia said on Telegram.
Ukraine to hit back after Russian energy strikes
Ukraine's largest private energy firm DTEK said drones hit four power facilities in the Odesa region. Local authorities reported 29,000 people left without power, mostly in the port city of Chornomorsk, where homes and offices were damaged. "Critical infrastructure is operating on generators," said regional governor Oleh Kiper, adding one person was injured.
President Trump "not happy" but "not surprised": White House on Russia carrying out strikes in Ukraine
The White House reported President Trump's subdued reaction to Russia's recent air strikes on Ukraine, the second-largest since the conflict began, resulting in multiple casualties. Despite desiring peace, Trump believes both Putin and Zelensky must genuinely seek an end to the war.
Peace efforts in limbo as Ukraine's capital mourns 23 dead after Russian attack
A devastating Russian missile and drone strike on Kyiv resulted in 23 deaths, including four children, prompting Ukraine to declare a day of mourning. Despite international condemnation and diplomatic efforts, peace talks remain stalled, with Russia and Ukraine at odds over preconditions. While the U.S. considers next steps, Putin is set to meet with leaders from Iran and North Korea.
Watch: First-ever Russian naval drone strike sinks Ukraine’s largest warship since 2014
Russia has sunk Ukraine’s reconnaissance ship Simferopol in the Danube River delta, its first confirmed use of a naval drone against a Ukrainian warship. The Ukrainian Navy confirmed one crew member was killed, several were injured, and others remain missing. The strike came hours after Russia unleashed one of its largest missile and drone barrages on Kyiv, killing at least 21 people. The UN Security Council is set to meet on the worsening conflict, as both sides expand drone warfare at sea and in the air.
Zelensky urges more Western pressure on Putin after deadly Russian attack
Following a deadly Russian missile and drone attack on Kyiv that killed 23, including children, President Zelensky urged Western allies to send a "strong joint signal" to Putin to bring him to the negotiating table.
Russian drones are keeping close surveillance over U.S. weapons routes. What does this mean?
Russian sabotage acts have fallen off significantly this year, experts and Western intelligence officials said. That is at least partly the result of heightened security in Europe, and efforts by U.S. and European intelligence services to prevent attacks.
Missiles rain down as Russian attack destroys British Council building in Ukraine
Russia fired missiles on Kyiv in a deadly attack, hitting the British Council and European Union offices. Many people were killed and buildings were badly damaged. Leaders from Ukraine, UK and EU reacted strongly. The strike raised new calls for sanctions and showed how the war continues to bring danger to civilians and key institutions.
EU and UK offices struck, 18 killed as Russian air strikes pound Ukraine
At least 18 people, including four children, were killed in the capital, officials from the city administration said. As the sun rose, rescuers dug through a wrecked block on Kyiv's left bank and pulled at least two bodies from the rubble. The strikes damaged the European Union's (EU) mission and British Council offices in the city, officials said. There were no reports of casualties at either site.
Russia says its big overnight strike on Ukraine targeted military factories and air bases
Russia's Defence Ministry reported a significant overnight strike on Ukraine, targeting military-industrial facilities and air bases with hypersonic missiles and drones. Ukrainian officials stated the attack on Kyiv resulted in 10 deaths and 38 injuries, with damage to residential areas. The ministry also claimed control of Nelipivka and an attack on a Ukrainian reconnaissance ship.
Mass Russian drone and missile attack kills 4 and injures 24 in Ukraine's capital
A major Russian attack struck Kyiv, resulting in casualties and widespread damage. The assault involved drones and missiles. Among the dead were children. Rescue operations are underway to find survivors. Numerous buildings suffered damage across several districts. This attack follows a recent meeting between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin.
Trump envoy says officials working 'very, very hard' on ending Russia-Ukraine war
Amidst stalled peace talks, U.S. envoy Keith Kellogg is working on security guarantees for Ukraine, while high-level visits from Canada, NATO, and Germany signal continued support. Germany and Norway pledged further aid, focusing on long-term assistance and air defense. Simultaneously, drone strikes persist on both sides, disrupting civilian air travel and targeting key infrastructure, highlighting the ongoing conflict's intensity.
Zelensky calls for Putin talks as peace efforts stall
Amidst ongoing conflict, Ukrainian President Zelensky advocates for direct talks with Putin as the most effective path forward, even as Russia dismisses immediate meetings. Ukraine celebrates Independence Day, marked by prisoner exchanges and claims of recaptured villages in Donetsk. Drone attacks targeted Russian territory, including a nuclear power plant, while international support for Ukraine's sovereignty remains firm.
Russia's nuclear plant attacked by Ukraine drones. Is it a massive blow to Vladimir Putin, Moscow?
Russia’s Defense Ministry claimed its air defenses intercepted 95 Ukrainian drones over Russian territory overnight into Sunday. Russia fired 72 drones and decoys, along with a cruise missile, into Ukraine overnight into Sunday, Ukraine’s air force said.
Ukraine drones hit Russian nuclear plant, fuel terminal
Ukraine launched drone attacks on Russia, impacting a nuclear power plant and a fuel export terminal. A drone strike at the Kursk nuclear plant damaged a transformer, reducing reactor capacity, while another attack ignited a major fire at the Ust-Luga fuel terminal in the Leningrad region. Emergency services responded to the blazes, with no reported injuries.
Ukraine has struck a nuclear power plant in Kursk region of Russia, Moscow says
Amidst Ukraine's Independence Day celebrations, Russia accused Ukraine of drone attacks, including one that caused a fire at the Kursk nuclear power plant, though radiation levels remained normal. Ukraine has not commented on the alleged attack. Simultaneously, a fire erupted at a Russian fuel export terminal, with both sides claiming drone interceptions and attacks.
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