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Zelensky: Trump betrayed us
Donald Trump has moved to the wrong side of history, said the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky. He considers the agreement between Trump and Putin on the Russian delivery of diesel a betrayal

Donald Trump has moved to the wrong side of history, said the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky. He considers the agreement between Trump and Putin on the Russian delivery of diesel a betrayal

US President Donald Trump announces a partial ceasefire in Ukraine. Zelensky says he is hearing about it for the first time. Putin does not advertise

US President Donald Trump believes that Ukraine should get a new leader who would be able to reach a peace agreement with Russia
The public in Ukraine anxiously greeted the demands for a "peace plan", wondering what kind of concessions Moscow was talking about.
"The Russians are deliberately targeting civilians," said Vadim Filashkin, head of the Donetsk regional military administration

Russia attacks infrastructure in Kiev for the second day in a row. The Ukrainian authorities and the European Union warn of a humanitarian crisis in the occupied territories

According to announcements, Kiev and Moscow will finally sit down at the table under the auspices of Washington in October. But the issue of territory seems insurmountable
A Russian drone shot down a train near the Ukraine-Poland border shortly after former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and senior European security officials passed by.

What is behind the new business arrangements of the former Ukrainian Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov and his alliance with Alex Karp, the head of the American technology giant Palantir
The SCALP missile is the French version of the British Storm Shadow missile, a high-precision air-launched missile with a range of more than 250 kilometers.

On Monday, the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade (VJT) submitted an indictment to the High Court in Belgrade against Miloš N. (40) on suspicion that he participated in the war and armed conflict on the territory of Ukraine as a member of the military formation of the Russian Federation

On Monday night, Ukraine fired more than 800 drones at Russia, about 600 of them aimed at Moscow. "This is one of the most massive drone attacks in recent history," the Moscow governor said

Thanks to Russia, North Korea has more money today, but Pyongyang's new glory does not mean a better life for the majority of the population

Russian forces attacked Kiev with rockets this morning, after Ukraine carried out strikes on a Russian military airport and missile center deep inside Russian territory the previous day.

On the place of the homes that the residents of Marijupol lost in the Russian attacks, new buildings are sprouting today, where the Russians are moving in. Former residents claim that this erases the traces of the war and suppresses the local population

Ukraine says it has hit two oil refineries in multiple strikes deep in Russia, and patrol boats and other ships in the Black Sea have also been hit.

A Ukrainian drone exploded on a busy beach in southern Russia, killing seven people, including three children, local Russian authorities said.

Russian drones and rockets often damage Romania's airspace, there have been heavy explosions, and there have been wounded. Bucharest abstained for a long time. Now the NATO member has shot down three Russian drones and sent a signal to Moscow that it is turning over a new leaf

The main targets for recruitment into the Russian army and sending to the front in Ukraine are people in difficult economic, social and legal circumstances

Both sides are hoping that the prolongation of the conflict will bring some miracle that will turn the tide of the war in their favor. Moscow constantly expects that the Ukrainian front will one day collapse under their pressure, while Kiev, firmly behind the so-called Coalition of the Willing Western Countries, that the Russian economy will finally go bankrupt under the heavy burden of financing a long-term war
The dismissal of Defense Minister Mikhail Fedorov is causing tensions in Ukraine. At the heart of the problem is the conflict between the military leadership and the reform program. This is a big problem for President Zelenski

June was the deadliest month for Ukrainian civilians since April 2022, the United Nations said. The UN has condemned the devastating impact of intensified Russian attacks on cities far from the front lines
In the attack of Ukrainian drones on Moscow, three people were killed and three others were injured

Valery Zaluzhny, former commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian army and ambassador to London, says the technological revolution on the battlefield has created a stalemate in which individual tactical victories are losing importance. He openly criticizes the "outdated" strategic culture of the NATO alliance and says that the winner of the war will be decided by social endurance, not by moving the front line.

As Washington reviews its military presence in Europe, many European governments are increasingly concerned about how committed US President Donald Trump remains to the NATO alliance. A lot depends on what kind of mood he will appear in Ankara

Four years since the beginning of the Russian aggression against Ukraine, about two million soldiers on both sides have been killed or wounded, according to the Washington-based Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS).

Due to the damage caused by Ukrainian drones, Russia has to import fuel. The question is how much this will force Vladimir Putin to accept negotiations on ending the war