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U.S. close to finalizing several trade deals – Bessent

The United States is close to finalizing several trade agreements by July 9, the date when increased tariffs are set to take effect.

World premiere of film about Russian ecocide held at Karlovy Vary film festival

On July 6, the world premiere of the documentary film Divia by Ukrainian director Dmytro Hreshko took place at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival.

Explosion reported as tanker loads up at Ust-Luga port in Russia

An explosion rocked the Eco Wizard tanker where an ammonia leak is also suspected in the Russian port of Ust-Luga.

Zelensky signs sanctions package targeting Russia’s financial schemes

President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine signed a new sanctions package, at the motion of the National Bank, aimed at combating Russian financial schemes, including in the field of cryptocurrency.

Naval drones attack Russian fleet in Novorossiysk – media

On the night of Sunday, the Russian Black Sea fleet’s port city of Novorossiysk in Russia’s Krasnodar Territory was attacked by drones naval and aerial drones.

Russia redeploying troops from Zaporizhzhia direction to Rostov region

A large movement of enemy personnel has been observed, with military trucks being transferred from the Zaporizhzhia direction through temporarily occupied Mariupol toward Russia’s Rostov region.

Pause in U.S. Weapons Deepens Ukrainian Concerns as Russian Barrages of Drones and Missiles against Civilian Targets Escalate. A “B Plan” for Ukraine

Political prisoner Tsyhipa forced to go on hunger strike to get withheld medication

Ukrainian journalist Serhiy Tsyhipa of Nova Kakhovka, illegally convicted in Russia and held at a penal colony in Ryazan region, was forced to go on a hunger strike as a final resort to get access to the medication he required for a chronic condition.

Rehabilitation project through amputee football for Ukrainian veterans launched in Poland - Consul General

In Rzeszow, Poland, more than 30 Ukrainian veterans are undergoing rehabilitation through amputee football training.

Ukrainian polar scientists share winter outing into ocean near Galindez Island

Researchers from Ukraine's Vernadsky Research Base have shared footage of a winter outing into the ocean near Galindez Island in Antarctica.

Bomb disposal experts destroy Russian drone armed with two mines in Sumy region

In the Sumy region, explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) specialists destroyed the warhead of a Russian drone equipped with fragmentation mines.

Warning issued over Russian Telegram bot masquerading as help for missing Ukrainian soldiers

A Russian-created chatbot is spreading on Telegram, falsely claiming to help locate missing Ukrainian military personnel.

Injury toll from Russia's July 4 attack on Kyiv rises to 32

The number of people injured in Russia's July 4 missile and drone attack on Kyiv has risen to 32.

UNICEF reports threefold increase in child casualties in Ukraine over past three months

The number of children killed or injured in Ukraine due to Russia's ongoing aggression has tripled over the past three months, according to the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), citing data from the UN Human Rights Monitoring Mission to Ukraine.

Major Russian gas pipeline explodes near Vladivostok – intelligence

A major Russian gas pipeline near Vladivostok, which supplies several military facilities, has exploded.

The New York Post urges Trump to resume military aid to Ukraine

The New York Post, a publication known for its support of the Republican Party, has once again addressed U.S. President Donald Trump — this time calling on him to resume military assistance to Ukraine.

New small arms, grenade launchers approved for use by AFU in 2025

In the first half of 2025, Ukraine’s Ministry of Defense codified and approved a range of new domestically produced weapons, ammunition, and optical devices for use by the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU).

Russian volunteer legion captures Nigerian fighting for Russia on Zaporizhzhia front

Fighters of the Freedom of Russia Legion, a unit operating under the Defense Intelligence of Ukraine (DIU), captured a citizen of Nigeria who was fighting on the Russian side during assault operations in the Zaporizhzhia direction.

Kremlin to involve Laotian engineering troops in mine clearance in Kursk region – HUR

In an effort to draw international partners into its war against Ukraine, Russian authorities plan to deploy a combined unit of engineering troops from the Lao People's Armed Forces to conduct mine clearance operations in Russia's Kursk region.

Car explosion in Odesa injures man

A car exploded in the Kyivskyi district of Odesa, injuring a man.

Ukraine's air defense forces neutralize 292 out of 322 enemy drones overnight

Ukraine's air defense forces have neutralized 292 out of 322 drones launched by Russia since the evening of July 4.

Death toll from Russia's July 4 attack on Kyiv rises to two – mayor

The number of people killed in Russia's July 4 missile and drone attack on Kyiv has risen to two.

China ready to coordinate peace efforts on Ukraine with France – Foreign Minister

China is ready to enhance strategic communication and coordination with France to support a political resolution of the “Ukrainian crisis” — the term China uses to describe Russia’s war against Ukraine.

Company collaborating with occupation authorities in ‘DPR’ uncovered

The Security Service of Ukraine (SSU) has gathered information on a company under enemy control that provides services to the so-called General Prosecutor's Office of the Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR).

Teenage spy detained for guiding Russian strikes on Ukraine’s capital

The Security Service of Ukraine (SSU) has detained an agent of the Russian FSB — a 17-year-old high school graduate — who coordinated missile and drone attacks on Kyiv.

No jail for child saboteurs, but parents liable – police

Children under the age of 14 who carry out serious missions for Russians, such as sabotage or terrorism, are not subject to criminal liability under Ukrainian law. However, their actions will not go without consequences, and parents may be held responsible as well.

Kyiv sends 2,350 drones of various types to hottest frontline sectors

The Kyiv community has handed over another major batch of drones—2,350 in total—to some of the hottest sectors of the frontline.

DIU presents prayer book for reconnaissance soldiers

The prayer book for Ukrainian intelligence officers was published by military chaplains of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense.

New security architecture in Europe may emerge after war or Putin's departure – US expert

The post–World War II European security architecture has been dismantled by Russia, and a new one can only emerge either after the resolution of the Russia-Ukraine war or the departure of Vladimir Putin from power.

Putin escalates after every call with Trump to get 'presents', expert says

Following the latest wave of heavy attacks on Ukraine — particularly on Kyiv — every Patriot, Sidewinder, Hellfire, or Stinger missile not sent to Ukraine leads to more losses among Ukrainian troops.