A Russian attack with ballistic missiles against a railway depot in Kiev has left at least eight dead and several injured, highlighting the devastation and the impact on workers of the Ukrainian state railway company. (translated)

A Russian attack with ballistic missiles against a railway depot in Kiev has left at least eight dead and several injured, highlighting the devastation and the impact on workers of the Ukrainian state railway company. (translated)

At least 27 people have died and 40 have been injured in a Russian airstrike on a logistics center in Bucha, near Kiev, which has led to the evacuation of nearly 400 people and caused substantial material damage and a fire in the area. (translated)

Russia is intensifying its fight against Ukrainian enthusiasm in the conflict by deploying new systems that interfere with Starlink communications, while Ukraine's 422nd Regiment specializes in destroying these sophisticated Russian systems, highlighting Kiev's increasing reliance on satellite technology for its military operations. (translated)

Ukraine celebrates the 35th anniversary of its independence, facing the occupation of part of its territory and mass displacement of its population, yet with a strengthened national identity and an active society that continues to monitor power and discuss the future of the country in the context of the ongoing war. (translated)

Beach visitors in Odessa are witnessing frequent Russian airstrikes, which are again blocking ports in the area, while Ukraine responds with similar operations, creating a paradoxical situation where people continue to enjoy the summer despite the ongoing explosions. (translated)

The Supreme Court of Russia has banned the Yábloko party, the only official opponent of the war in Ukraine, from running in the legislative elections, against a backdrop of increasing judicial and political repression against the opposition in the country. (translated)

The European Council has amended the residence conditions for Ukrainian refugees, limiting the extension of their status to those who are already in the EU, while new applicants, especially men of military age, will have to prove that they are not deserters before they can obtain legal residency. (translated)

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that his country will continue in September with long-range attacks on the Russian rear, pointing out that the significant losses suffered by Moscow demonstrate that the military strategy is effective, despite the intensification of Russian counterattacks. (translated)

Ukraine intensifies its economic war against Russia through swarm drone attacks that destroy logistical infrastructure and refineries, while Russia responds with ballistic missiles, in a scenario of prolonged attrition that seeks to affect the economy and the morale of the Russian population. (translated)

The Yabloko party, which opposes the war in Ukraine, was initially accepted to participate in the September elections, but after a surge in its popularity and pressure from the Kremlin, the Supreme Court of Russia banned it, triggering youth protests and highlighting the regime's fear of growing opposition. (translated)

Kyiv has questioned the legitimacy of the Russian elections following the Supreme Court's ban on Yabloko, the only opposition party against the war in Ukraine, arguing that this decision reflects the fear of Putin's regime of anti-war voices, and has warned about the possibility of massive manipulation of the results in the occupied regions of Ukraine. (translated)

A drone attack by Ukrainian forces has struck Nizhnekamsk, a key petrochemical refinery in Tatarstan, leaving at least 13 dead and 39 injured, as Kiev intensifies its efforts to dismantle the Russian military infrastructure used in the war. (translated)

At the NC13 unit barracks in Kharkiv, Ukraine, unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) are being developed and used as kamikaze robots and logistical units, which have revolutionized military tactics in the conflict by allowing assaults with minimized infantry, achieving an impressive volume of operations in recent months. (translated)

Skiba, a 26-year-old Ukrainian officer and 'Hero of Ukraine', has managed to take down 43 Russian soldiers in one night using drones, becoming a pioneer in the use of unmanned systems in the conflict and currently leading an FPV drone battalion in Brigade K-2, contributing to the Ukrainian defense in a context of increasing relevance of drone technology in modern warfare. (translated)

The use of Russian drones to pursue and attack civilians in Kherson, known as human safari, has been documented by operators who share their attacks in Telegram groups, highlighting a systematic terror strategy and an increase in the lethality of these tactics against the Ukrainian population. (translated)

Ukraine carried out its largest attack since the beginning of the war by damaging a refinery in Yaroslavl, 250 kilometers from Moscow, using more than 600 drones, while Russian forces reported the downing of 605 of these devices in various regions of the country. (translated)

At least 15 people have died and dozens have been injured in a recent missile and drone attack launched by Russia against Kiev, where damage has been reported in residential buildings and an increase in the number of civilian casualties since the start of the invasion in 2022, prompting Ukraine to request more air defense systems from its allies. (translated)

Ukraine has denounced an attack by a Russian drone that pursued and exploded over a market vendor in Kherson, describing the incident as a barbaric war crime and part of a deliberate strategy to hunt civilians. (translated)

The ABC article describes the difficult situation in Druzhkivka, one of the easternmost cities in Donbas, where its 4,000 inhabitants resist the Russian advance among ruined buildings and face the loneliness and dangers of war while Ukrainian soldiers try to protect the region. (translated)

El presidente Zelenski advirtió que Rusia podría recibir 30,000 soldados norcoreanos para reforzar su ofensiva en Ucrania, lo que se enmarca en los planes de movilización del Kremlin para el otoño mientras los combates continúan intensificándose en el frente. #GuerraEnUcrania #Rusia #CoreaDelNorte
