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Shmyhal showcases samples of Ukrainian weaponry to international partners

The capabilities of Ukraine's defense industry were demonstrated to Lithuanian Prime Minister Inga Ruginiene, NATO representatives and other foreign guests.

Trump says he has “sort of made a decision” to send Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine

U.S. President Donald Trump said that he had “sort of made a decision” to supply Ukraine with Tomahawk missiles, but first he would want to know what Ukraine planned to do with them.

Pavel warns against stopping Czech ammunition supplies to Ukraine

Czech President Petr Pavel stressed that halting the initiative to supply ammunition to Ukraine would primarily harm the Czech Republic itself.

Zelensky names countries making largest contributions to PURL program

President Volodymyr Zelensky named six countries that have invested the most in the PURL program, which Ukraine uses to purchase weapons from the United States.

Svyrydenko: Support for Ukraine remains unchanged priority for Lithuania

Lithuania will continue its strong support for Ukraine across all key areas, including defense, international initiatives, recovery, and Euro-Atlantic integration.

Ukraine's use of Flamingo missiles could be game changer in this war – ex-CIA director

Ukraine's deployment of Flamingo missiles to strike targets inside Russia could prove to be a "game changer" in the war, according to former CIA Director and U.S. General David Petraeus.

Russia stockpiled missiles in September for new large-scale strikes on Ukraine – ISW

In September 2025, Russian forces were likely accumulating ballistic and cruise missiles in preparation for renewed large-scale attacks on Ukrainian territory.

Belgian security service officer arrested over alleged espionage for China

A staff member of Belgium’s security service has been arrested and charged with espionage.

Only joint action can guarantee real security in Europe — Zelensky

Only joint action and combined efforts can guarantee real security on the European continent.

Lieutenant General Andriy Hnatov, Chief of the AFU General Staff

Any provocations can be expected from the Russian Federation, and one must be prepared to offer a joint decisive response to the aggressor’s actions

NATO allies pressure Greece to transfer Mirage aircraft to Ukraine — media

NATO members, primarily the US and France, are pressuring Athens to consider reselling part of its fleet of 25 Mirage 2000-5 fighter jets to intermediaries with the ultimate goal of transferring them to Ukraine.

MP on Copenhagen summit: Critically important to return to idea of closing skies over Ukraine

European leaders understand that Russia is waging a hybrid war against Europe, particularly through drone attacks, and Ukraine can become a key partner in countering it, sharing its experience and acting as a shield between Europe and Russia.

Economic pressure on Russia having effect, must be strengthened – Starmer

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer called on European countries to increase sanctions pressure on Russia, particularly in the energy sector and against the so-called shadow fleet, emphasizing that economic restrictions are already producing noticeable results.

Ukraine Defense Contact Group to convene in Brussels on October 15

The next meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group in the Ramstein format will take place on Wednesday, October 15, at NATO headquarters in Brussels.

US to provide Ukraine with intelligence for missile strikes deep inside Russia – WSJ

The United States will supply Ukraine with intelligence to support long-range missile strikes against Russia's energy infrastructure.

Ukraine showcases its new battlefield tested technologies at EDIF event in the Hague

Ukraine has unveiled its new defense technologies at the inaugural European Defense Innovation Forum (EDIF) in the Netherlands.

Zelensky reacts to strike on Dnipro: Sanctions against Russia must become more painful

After the Russian strike on Dnipro, President Volodymyr Zelensky said that with each such strike, the Russians prove again and again that strong pressure is needed on them and that sanctions must become much more painful for the aggressor.

Special Operations Forces clear enemy positions in Northern Slobozhanshchyna sector

In the Northern Slobozhanshchyna sector, Special Operations Forces infiltrated a specific area and cleared Russian positions and the surrounding territory.

Stoltenberg admits NATO’s support for Ukraine after 2014 was insufficient

Former NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg stated that had NATO provided greater support to Ukraine—including lethal weapons—after Russia’s illegal annexation of Crimea in 2014, Ukrainians would have been better prepared to defend themselves in 2022.  

Russia may send sabotage groups to Poland — CCD

Russia may attempt to test the strength of the Polish border with the help of sabotage and reconnaissance groups (SRG).

Decisive support for Ukraine can lead to turning point in this war – von der Leyen

Now is the moment when decisive support for Ukraine from its partners could lead to a turning point in its war against Russian aggression.

Weapons for Ukraine: Four packages funded under PURL initiative, next two being coordinated with U.S.

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky has set a target of securing $1 billion per month within the framework of the PURL initiative.

Invaders attack three settlements in Kharkiv region

Yesterday, Russians attacked three settlements in the Kharkiv region, damaging and destroying civil infrastructure.

Ukrainian troops train in Denmark on countering drones

Joint exercises have begun in Denmark with the participation of Ukrainian specialists in countering attack UAVs.

NATO countries must do more for Ukraine's victory – Austin

Former U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin has said he believes NATO countries must do more to help Ukraine achieve victory in the war launched by Russia and that the Alliance's commitment to raise defense spending to 5% of GDP is the right step.

Drone production and sanctions: Sybiha meets with French Foreign Minister

The Foreign Ministers of Ukraine and France, Andrii Sybiha and Jean-Noël Barrot, discussed joint drone production, tougher sanctions against Russia, and the use of frozen Russian assets.

Lithuania says it cannot fully protect its airspace from drones

Lithuania plans to spend €500 million on additional air defense systems in the coming years, but the head of the country’s Armed Forces warned on Monday that even these upgrades will not guarantee 100% protection of national airspace.

Hungary bans number of Ukrainian media outlets

Hungary has banned a number of Ukrainian media outlets in response to the ban on several pro-Russian Hungarian publications in Ukraine.

Zelensky: Russia tests how far it can go with drone attacks

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has called on European countries to unite and respond jointly to Russia's attack attempts.

Ukraine at 80th UNGA in New York: overall outcomes and Ukraine’s new role