The battle for Donbas is intensifying, with Russian troops advancing slowly but steadily, while the Ukrainian army prepares for a difficult defense, and assessments forecast the continuation of the conflict until the early 2030s. (translated)
Russia has intensified attacks on Ukraine's railway network, considered the "backbone of the economy," causing the death of six employees and injuring another 12 people, including children, in recent days of bombings in Kyiv. (translated)
A devastating Russian attack on Kyiv has resulted in the death of at least 12 people and injuries to 17, including two children, according to local officials. (translated)
Russia launched 800 drones with rockets against Ukraine in four days, causing air raids that led to hours of alerts and destruction, including a devastating attack on an ammunition depot near Kyiv. (translated)
Vladimir Putin fears he might be "hanged for the failure in Ukraine and plans to escalate the war, according to a source close to the Kremlin." (translated)
Moscow has warned that it is preparing massive attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, justifying this action by the Ukrainian attacks on civilian and energy targets in Russia. (translated)
Russia has announced that it has begun preparations for "massive attacks" on Ukraine's energy infrastructure in response to Ukrainian attacks on its own energy sector. (translated)
Russia has announced that it has begun preparations for massive strikes against Ukraine's energy sector, in the context of an escalation of airstrikes on the country, as the Ukrainian president has ordered an increase in drone attacks. (translated)
A high-ranking Russian official stated that Moscow has not resorted to using nuclear weapons in Ukraine out of common sense, but will respond symmetrically if the West supplies Ukraine with components for tactical nuclear weapons. (translated)
Russia loses approximately 6,000 soldiers monthly in Ukraine, more than it manages to recruit, which leads Western officials to emphasize that Vladimir Putin's strategy focuses on escalating attacks on Ukrainian civilian infrastructure while limiting direct involvement with NATO to avoid a major conflict. (translated)
At least 27 people have died and dozens have been injured in a Russian drone attack on a warehouse near Kyiv. (translated)
As a result of a drone attack by Russia on an ammunition depot in the Bucha district near Kiev, at least 27 people were killed and another 42 injured due to the fire and explosions that occurred. (translated)
The CIA director, John Ratcliffe, conveyed to Vladimir Putin, during a recent visit to Moscow, that Russia's military and economic situation could worsen if it does not engage in serious negotiations to end the war in Ukraine. (translated)
Kirilo Budanov, the head of the Office of the President of Ukraine, warns that stopping the war with Russia is unrealistic at present due to Moscow's refusal to end the conflict, and the fighting will continue into next winter, while diplomatic negotiations are almost exclusively limited to prisoner exchanges. (translated)
Vladimir Putin's army is facing an acute personnel crisis, losing 6,000 soldiers each month more than it manages to recruit, according to Western officials. (translated)
If Ukraine survives, Putin could end the war in Ukraine by mid-2027 to reach a favorable agreement with the Trump administration before the next presidential elections in the USA. (translated)
Russia would have illegally recruited hundreds of Moldovans to fight in Ukraine, including a man with visual impairments who was forced to choose between deportation and signing a contract with the Russian army. (translated)
EU countries, including Sweden, the Netherlands, Spain, and Poland, urge Brussels to revive the plan to use frozen Russian assets to finance Ukraine, considering the urgent funding needs of this state in the context of the war and the previous failure of the initiative due to Belgium's opposition. (translated)
Russia is considering an escalation of the war in Ukraine, including the possibility of using tactical nuclear weapons, after the prospects for a peace agreement have significantly diminished, according to sources close to the Kremlin quoted by Bloomberg. (translated)
The former U.S. special envoy for Ukraine, Keith Kellogg, compared Vladimir Putin's actions to those of Adolf Hitler, stating that Russia will not end the war in Ukraine even if it conquers the entire Donbas, and expressing concern that the conflict could lead to a Third World War. (translated)
