Mykhailo Fedorov

Ukraine attacks on Russian-occupied Crimea trigger power cuts in Sevastopol.

NATO Secretary General welcomes additional aid at Ukraine Defence Contact Group meeting

Ukraine launched its largest drone attack on Moscow in two years, damaging Gazprom oil infrastructure and wounding 16 people, prompting Russian retaliation threats and President Zelensky's warning that Moscow will burn if attacks continue.

Rutte urges NATO countries to take advantage of Ukrainian ‘window of opportunity’

G7 nations authorized Ukraine to domestically manufacture air-defence missiles and long-range weapons under license, addressing critical interceptor shortages while signaling unified pressure on Russia to end the war.

Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov stated on June 19 that Russia seeks to achieve its military objectives in Ukraine through diplomacy while ensuring security along its western border, as Western allies committed four billion dollars in military aid to Ukraine and tensions over potential nuclear escalation persist.

President Zelenskiy urged EU leaders to grant Ukraine fast-track membership, arguing it ensures European security. Nine countries committed one billion dollars for Patriot missiles while partners announced four billion in new military aid, though Hungary blocked accelerated accession language.

Ukraine's President Zelensky secured a historic diplomatic milestone as European leaders pledged four billion dollars in military aid, including air defense systems and drones, while formally initiating EU accession negotiations amid continued territorial resistance against Russia's invasion.

Ukrainian President Zelensky held post-G7 coordination talks with Trump and Macron on Ukraine's defense, discussing strengthened air defenses and twenty billion dollars in additional military assistance needed to counter Russian attacks.

Ukraine and Latvia signed a defense exchange agreement on June 13, wherein Ukraine supplies Latvia with strike drones and robotic systems while Latvia provides anti-drone technology, marking Ukraine's first supplier role to a NATO member and formalizing Latvia's drone support since 2022.

Russian rate of losses in Ukraine almost triples in one year

Crimea Strikes Aim to Force Russian Withdrawal, Ukraine's Drone Commander Says

Ukraine reclaims territory, doubling attacks on Russian logistics and supply lines.

Ukraine's defence AI chief predicts 'new paradigm' of warfare

Ukrainian civilians face new threat from Russia’s upgraded jet drones

Ukraine Strikes Russian Regiment That Built the Kremlin’s Frontline Fortress

Ukraine has built 822 kilometers of anti-drone road tunnels. Each kilometer means safer evacuations and faster supply

Russian oil, gas sites in Crimea and Siberia hit by Ukrainian drones

Ukrainian drones disrupt Russian supply lines, striking fuel trucks and bridges.

Russian-occupied Sevastopol reports repelling Ukrainian drone attack

Belgium, Germany, Sweden, Netherlands announce new military aid, F-16s for Ukraine ahead of NATO defense ministers' meeting

Ukraine strikes Moscow Oil Refinery with drones in response to Russian attacks on Kyiv's cultural sites.

Ukraine's sustained strikes on Russian oil infrastructure caused widespread fuel rationing across 53 Russian regions, including Moscow and Saint Petersburg, while Ukraine secured 4 billion euros in military aid and initiated EU membership talks.

EU leaders approved a €90 billion loan and accelerated air defense supplies to Ukraine while committing to intensified sanctions against Russia, reaffirming comprehensive political, financial, and military support for Ukrainian independence and sovereignty.

Western allies pledged four billion dollars in military aid to Ukraine following a Ramstein summit, primarily comprising air defense missiles, drones, and artillery to counter Russia's ongoing large-scale attacks on Ukrainian cities.

The Netherlands approved a €500 million military aid package for Ukraine, allocating €250 million for drone programs and remainder for air defense missiles, while transferring a minehunter vessel to strengthen Ukrainian maritime capabilities.

Ukraine's defense AI chief predicts a new warfare paradigm with AI-integrated networks.

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy appointed 34-year-old Mykhailo Fedorov as defense minister in January 2026, prioritizing technological innovation and youth leadership, resulting in improved military capabilities, higher drone interception rates reaching 95 percent, and reversed Russian territorial gains.

‘Highway of death’: the Ukrainian drone campaign menacing Russian logistics

Ukraine announces military service reforms with pay raises and bonuses to ease manpower crisis.

Ukraine seeks $20 billion in additional military aid to maintain its advantage over Russia.

Ukraine using AI drones to strike vital convoys supplying Russian troops

Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1564: Ukraine’s long-range drones reach Kronstadt

Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, May 31, 2026

Ukraine and NATO advance efforts to ensure steady supplies of air defense assets

Ukrainian drones severely disrupt Russian supply lines, striking fuel tankers and trucks.

US deputy defense secretary: NATO allies need to boost Ukraine support via PURL

Russia faces petrol shortages and rationing due to Ukraine's strikes on oil infrastructure.

Ukraine is set to receive a massive $4 billion military aid package from international partners.

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Ukrainian drones struck a Moscow refinery fifteen kilometers from the Kremlin, demonstrating that Russia's capital is no longer insulated from war, while Russia faces gasoline shortages forcing imports as strikes degrade refinery capacity.

NATO allies announced a comprehensive military aid package for Ukraine including air defense systems, missiles, and 150,000 drones, financed partly through seized Russian assets, prompting Moscow to threaten a "devastating response" to any attacks on Russian territory.

US and European allies pledge sustained military support for Ukraine ahead of NATO meetings

Ukraine Aims to Fill Up to Half of Assault Infantry Positions With Foreign Recruits

President Zelensky tripled Ukrainian infantry salaries to approximately seven thousand dollars monthly and expanded foreign soldier recruitment to fill thirty to fifty percent of frontline positions, addressing critical manpower shortages in the ongoing conflict with Russia.

Ukrainian mid-range, frontline drone attacks limit Russian logistics, ISW reports

Ukraine reclaims territory, doubling attacks on Russian logistics and supply lines.

Ukraine seeks $20 billion from international partners for air defense and drones, arguing a narrow battlefield advantage window exists to intensify strikes against Russia before momentum potentially shifts.

Russia struck the Chornobyl nuclear site while Ukraine targeted Crimea's fuel infrastructure on day 1565 of the war, as Kyiv intensified deep strikes against Russian logistics networks and doubled casualty rates in early June operations.

Ukraine reversed its territorial losses for the first time since August 2024 by liberating more land than Russia seized last month, according to the Institute for the Study of War, undermining Putin's narrative of inevitable Russian victory and shifting front-line momentum.