European Council President outlines "four pillars" of Ukraine’s development
Peace, defense, reconstruction, and EU accession are the four main pillars for Ukraine’s future development.
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Poland plays a special role in Ukraine's recovery – Tusk
Poland developed the first model of support for Ukraine, invested in roads, logistics, and railways, and 90% of aid to Ukraine passes through Polish transport corridors.
Kremlin attempts to accuse Ukraine of spreading radioactive materials in Syria – intelligence
Russian intelligence services have launched yet another information attack against Ukraine, this time attempting to accuse it of spreading radioactive substances in Syria.
Ukraine’s air defenses down 164 Russian drones, 14 missiles
Ukrainian air defense forces neutralized 178 Russian aerial threats, including six Kh-101 cruise missiles, eight Iskander-M ballistic missiles, and 164 Shahed-type drones.
Heavy rains flood Lviv, risk of overflow in three districts
Heavy rains have caused ongoing flooding in Lviv, as the Zubra River continues to overflow its banks.
Russia launches massive overnight attack on Ukraine with 400 drones, 18 missiles – Zelensky
Russia carried out a massive combined overnight strike on Ukraine, launching 18 missiles, including ballistic ones, and approximately 400 attack drones, nearly 200 of which were Shahed-type.
Damage reported as Russians attack Kyiv region
As a result of a massive overnight attack carried out by Russian forces, damage to residential buildings and fires were reported in Kyiv region. One man was injured.
Injury toll from Russian drone and missile attack on Kyiv rises to 16
The number of people injured in an overnight Russian drone and missile attack on Kyiv has increased to 16.
Drone attack: Damage reported in four districts of Kyiv region, one injured
Residential buildings were damaged and fires broke out in the Kyiv region due to a massive aerial attack launched by Russian forces overnight. One man was injured.
Kyiv’s dual power struggle: military administration faces governance hurdles
Kyiv remains the only city in Ukraine where the full model of a military administration has not yet been implemented.
Ukraine, EU begin screening procedure in energy sector
Ukraine and the European Union have started a screening of Ukraine’s legislation as part of European integration talks.
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Russian drone attack hits Sumy’s power grid – widespread outages reported
Due to a Russian attack on the energy infrastructure of Sumy region, there are power outages in the city of Sumy, as well as Sumy and Okhtyrka districts.
Nearly 7,000 applications made to the ECHR by Ukrainians over Russian actions in 11 years
Since 2014, Ukrainian citizens affected by Russia’s crimes on Ukrainian territory have submitted nearly 7,000 individual applications to the European Court of Human Rights.
Zelensky: Proposal for leaders' meeting at Vatican remains open
Following his meeting with Pope Leo XIV, President Volodymyr Zelensky said that, at present, only Moscow continues to reject the proposal to hold high-level talks at the Vatican.
Power outage hits Mykolaiv, over 200 settlements in Mykolaiv region
An emergency power outage in the Mykolaiv region has left 256 settlements without electricity, including the regional center.
European Parliament condemns Russia's brutal attacks on Ukrainian civilians
The European Parliament has adopted a resolution strongly condemning Russia's ongoing war crimes in Ukraine and expressing firm support for the investigations by the International Criminal Court (ICC).
Kyiv’s military chief: coordination with Mayor Klitschko lacks effectiveness amid legal ambiguity
Coordination with Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko remains insufficiently effective.
Ex-NZ defense chief Ron Mark makes third visit to Ukraine to show support
Ron Mark, former New Zealand Minister of Defense, has arrived in Ukraine for the third time, continuing his personal mission to support the Ukrainian people amid Russia’s full-scale aggression — despite New Zealand government travel restrictions.
Chinese nationals caught spying on Ukraine’s Neptune missile system for Beijing’s intelligence services
Ukrainian law enforcement has exposed and detained Chinese citizens who attempted to transfer classified documents on Ukraine’s Neptune missile system to Chinese intelligence services.
Kyiv rules out use of Israeli-style air alert system due to technical constraints
Kyiv will not implement Israeli-style localized air alert system.
Ukraine urges China to support just peace based on UN Charter
Ukraine expects China to take a consistent and balanced position on achieving a just and lasting peace in Ukraine, based on the principles of the UN Charter.
Trump considering sending additional Patriot system to Ukraine – WSJ
U.S. President Donald Trump is considering providing an additional Patriot air defense system to Ukraine, following his recent pledge to strengthen Kyiv against Russian attacks.
Russian strikes kill one civilian, injure 17 others in Kherson region
In the past 24 hours, one person was killed and 17 others were injured in Kherson region as a result of ongoing Russian aggression.
Ukraine’s air defenses neutralize 718 Russian aerial threats, including seven missiles
Ukraine's air defense forces neutralized 718 Russian aerial threats, including seven cruise missiles Kh-101/Iskander-K.
Zelensky listened to DIU chief report on Russia's vulnerabilities
President Volodymyr Zelensky listened to a report by Kyrylo Budanov, head of the Main Intelligence Directorate, on Russia's vulnerabilities.
Around 50 Russian drones, five missiles detected over Volyn region overnight
On the night of July 8-9, approximately 50 Russian drones and five missiles were recorded in the airspace over Ukraine's Volyn region.
Lutsk mayor reports aftermath of Russia's largest attack on city
A massive Russian attack involving drones and missiles caused fires in a garage complex and at a local enterprise in Lutsk.
EU considering EUR 100B fund for Ukraine – Bloomberg
The European Union is considering setting up a EUR 100 billion ($117 billion) fund to support Ukraine as its war with Russia following Moscow's full-scale invasion shows no signs of ending.
Ukraine returns seven more children from occupied territories
Seven Ukrainian children, aged 6 to 17, have been successfully returned from temporarily occupied territories.
NABU hires 153 new employees in 18 months – Kryvonos
In the past year and a half, the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) has appointed 153 new employees, including 78 detectives and 10 analysts.