During the Russian attacks, an apartment building burned down in Ukraine, a Coca-Cola factory was damaged, one person died, and at least six were injured. (translated)

During the Russian attacks, an apartment building burned down in Ukraine, a Coca-Cola factory was damaged, one person died, and at least six were injured. (translated)

Lithuania expressed a protest to Russia regarding hybrid attacks against European states and military actions in Ukraine, emphasizing that the consequences of such aggressions harm the security of the entire Euro-Atlantic community. (translated)

During Russia's attack on Ukraine in the night of September 1, 12 people were killed, including an Indian citizen, while the Ukrainian defense forces report significant losses among Russian soldiers. (translated)
In August, Russia's offensive in Ukraine accelerated, but it remains much slower than in previous years of the invasion, according to an analysis conducted by AFP. (translated)

Failures in Ukraine are forcing V. Putin to employ new strategies in Europe to reduce European support for Ukraine and sow discord among NATO allies, while Russia may escalate the confrontation further, and Western countries, including the U.S., are taking steps to protect Ukraine in the future. (translated)
During Russia's attacks across Ukraine in the past day, 16 people were killed and 50 were injured. (translated)

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) reported that the Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine suffered drone attacks, during which two employees were injured, but the radiation level remained within normal limits. (translated)

The Lithuanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed a strong protest to the Russian representative in Lithuania regarding the ongoing mass shelling of Ukraine, during which civilians are being killed and civilian infrastructure is being destroyed, and demanded an immediate cessation of military aggression against Ukraine. (translated)

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Lithuania (MFA) handed a note to the Russian ambassador regarding the airstrikes carried out by Russia against civilians in Ukraine last week, during which dozens of people were killed, and emphasized that these attacks are defined as war crimes, demanding an immediate cessation of military aggression and compensation for the damage caused. (translated)
Polish diplomat Michal Miarka emphasized that Russia's aggression in Ukraine poses a serious threat to neighboring countries, as recent recorded airspace violations in Poland, Romania, and Latvia indicate an increased military risk. (translated)

A Russian autonomous drone, using Nvidia modules, killed three civilians in an attack in Ukraine, and experts say the drone can independently choose targets based on artificial intelligence's ability to recognize objects. (translated)
The President of Lithuania, Gitanas Nausėda, confirmed the country's readiness to deploy forces in Ukraine, emphasizing Ukraine's significant need for air defense and urging the acceleration of support measures, including funding and the supply of military equipment, to strengthen Ukraine's armed forces. (translated)
Latvian music star Laima Vaikulė publicly criticized Russian President Vladimir Putin and openly spoke about the war in Ukraine, emphasizing that Russia is the cause of this conflict, and expressed doubts about attempts to romanticize the Soviet Union era, while sharing her emotional state and hope for a more peaceful life. (translated)

In Ukraine, due to the intensifying Russian attacks, the number of civilian casualties is rapidly increasing. In the past few days, a woman and her child have been killed, and the UN reports 437 civilians killed in July, which is the worst month since the start of the invasion. (translated)

„Praėjusį penktadienį PSO humanitarinės pagalbos sandėlis Dnipre, Ukrainoje, buvo apšaudytas ir sunaikintas. Šiuo metu apie aukas nepranešama“

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky claims that Vladimir Putin is planning a large mobilization in Russia to escalate the war in Ukraine and exert psychological pressure on Europe, as he does not want to end the conflict on fair terms. (translated)

Five people were killed and dozens injured in the latest Russian strikes in Ukraine, while a Ukrainian drone attack in Belgorod, Russia, claimed another three lives, as both sides intensify their assaults, increasing the number of civilian casualties. (translated)

Russian President Vladimir Putin granted the Federal Security Service (FSB broad freedom of action in order to maintain power amid growing anxiety over the war in Ukraine, which poses a threat to the influence of other high-ranking officials and may lead to a strengthening of repressions, sources tell Bloomberg. (translated)
The U.S. Senate approved a broad sanctions package targeting Russia's energy sector to reduce Moscow's revenue and strengthen the fight against its ongoing war in Ukraine, with 86 senators supporting the package. (translated)
