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)

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)

A Russian attack on a Ukrainian ammunition depot in the residential area of Myla near Kyiv has resulted in 38 deaths and underscores the lack of defense against ballistic missiles in Ukraine. (translated)

A Russian attack on an ammunition depot in the village of Mila, Kiev region, led to the death of 38 civilians, including the local mayor, and sparked outrage and an investigation into negligence in managing these dangerous stockpiles. (translated)

In a Russian drone attack in Kyiv, the death toll has risen to 37 after a munitions depot exploded in a residential area, causing significant damage and dozens of injuries. (translated)

In a Russian drone attack on an ammunition depot near the Ukrainian capital Kyiv, 37 people have died and dozens more have been injured, while President Zelensky has initiated a criminal investigation into the storage of ammunition in residential areas. (translated)

President Zelensky calls for an investigation into the storage of ammunition near residential areas, following a Russian airstrike near Kyiv that resulted in 27 deaths and numerous injuries from explosions. (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)

A tragedy took place in Bucha, near Kyiv, where 27 people lost their lives following a Russian airstrike, and President Zelensky accused local authorities of a serious mistake for storing ammunition near residential areas. (translated)

In a Russian airstrike near Kyiv, at least 27 people have died, prompting President Zelensky to call for an investigation into the storage of munitions near residential areas. (translated)

U.S. authorities are investigating a network that illegally sent American ammunition to Russia, via Italy and Kazakhstan, and the sales director of an Italian company has been sentenced to 18 months in prison, although he faced 40 years, for violating export control laws. (translated)

A sales director from an Italian ammunition company was sentenced to 18 months in prison for involvement in a network that illegally shipped American ammunition to Russia, violating export regulations, following an FBI investigation. (translated)

A sales director of an Italian ammunition company was sentenced to 18 months in prison for illegally exporting American ammunition to Russia through illegal purchases, despite facing a penalty of up to 40 years. (translated)

The European Union has approved a new aid package of 6.1 billion euros for Ukraine, intended for the purchase of air defense systems and ammunition, in the context of the intensifying Russian attacks, highlighting Europe's commitment to supporting Kiev in defending its territory. (translated)

On the occasion of Ukraine's Independence Day, the European Commission approved financial support of EUR 6.1 billion for defense procurements in Ukraine, including air defense systems and ammunition, highlighting the EU's commitment to supporting Ukraine in the face of Russian aggression. (translated)

Kiev was attacked again with ballistic missiles and drones by Russia, resulting in the deaths of at least 17 people, and President Zelensky has asked allies to urgently provide missiles for the Patriot systems, highlighting the lack of ammunition for Ukrainian defense and the need for international support. (translated)

Due to the extremely low water levels in the rivers, the police in Gelderland have received a significant increase in reports of found World War II ammunition, with already 127 reports since May 1, which is nearly forty more than in the same period last year. (translated)

Large wildfire in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, approaches the evacuated village of Gey, where about 2000 residents had to evacuate and the fire department is struggling with the firefighting due to unexploded ordnance from World War II in the area, while the expected extinguishing time may still take days. (translated)

The recent explosion at an Italian munitions factory has raised concerns about continental security, in a context marked by similar incidents in Bulgaria and a possible hybrid drone attack in Germany, highlighting the risks associated with European defense infrastructure. (translated)

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has asked the United States to sell him 10% of its stock of Patriot interceptors to be able to destroy Russian ballistic missiles, highlighting Ukraine's acute ammunition shortage and the challenges in obtaining 5-10% of the missiles needed for defense against Kremlin attacks. (translated)

Following the imposition of new sanctions by the US against Russia, Kiev suffered a massive attack in which at least three people were killed, including a child, and another seven were injured, in the context of an alarming increase in Russian bombardments and a lack of ammunition and interceptors in the Ukrainian air defense. (translated)
