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- Ukraine pushes new approach to end Russia war ahead of Trump-Zelensky meeting
Ukraine is shifting its approach to ending the Russia war ahead of a meeting between President Trump and President Volodymyr Zelensky at the NATO summit. Kyiv is moving away from a US-backed peace framework and instead focusing on demonstrating Ukraine's strategic leverage to Trump.
- Russia moves closer to full Olympic return ahead of 2028 Los Angeles Games
The International Olympic Committee provisionally lifted its suspension of the Russian Olympic Committee, allowing Russian athletes to potentially compete under their flag and anthem at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. Ukraine strongly objected to this decision.
- Barrage of explosions rocks Kyiv after Ukraine says drones attacked Russia ‘shadow fleet’
A series of explosions occurred in Kyiv as Russia continues attacks on the Ukrainian capital. Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko reported fires in warehouses and a non-residential building due to missile strikes. NATO leaders are meeting for a summit in Turkey.
- Russian missiles strike Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv, for third time in a week
Russian missiles struck Kyiv, Ukraine's capital, for the third time in a week, causing fires in two districts as reported by the city's mayor.
- Trump questions NATO commitment as summit opens Tuesday
Trump criticized NATO's defense spending and threatened to reduce U.S. involvement during a summit in Ankara, where Turkish President Erdoğan greeted him. NATO's secretary general defended member commitments, and the summit will address the Ukraine conflict.
- Trump questions NATO commitment as summit opens Tuesday
President Trump criticized NATO's commitment during a summit in Ankara, threatening to reduce U.S. partnership. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte defended member commitments, while the summit will address the Ukraine war.
- Pres. Trump flies to NATO Summit in Ankara
President Trump attended the NATO Summit in Ankara as tensions rise between the U.S. and NATO allies over support for America’s war with Iran. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte emphasized the alliance’s defense focus, with member countries increasing military budgets and pledging $80 billion in military assistance to Ukraine in 2026 and 2027.
- Pres. Trump flies to NATO Summit in Ankara
President Trump attended the NATO summit in Ankara amid U.S.-NATO tensions over support for America’s war with Iran. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte emphasized the alliance’s defense focus, confirming increased military budgets and a $80 billion pledge for Ukraine in 2026 and 2027.
- Pres. Trump flies to NATO Summit in Ankara
President Trump is attending a NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey, where tensions exist between the U.S. and some NATO allies. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte emphasizes the alliance's role in defense and confirms increased military budgets and a $80 billion pledge for Ukraine in 2026 and 2027.
- Is Ukraine running out of interceptors? | About That
Ukraine's air defences failed to intercept any of the ballistic missiles Russia fired during its latest attack, as analyzed by Andrew Chang. The article explores potential reasons for this failure in defense systems.
- Trump says Ukraine war could end 'hopefully soon' as Kyiv burns Russia's fuel lifeline
President Trump stated the Ukraine war could end 'hopefully soon' after speaking with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, who both seek a deal. Recent Russian attacks in Kyiv killed dozens, while Ukraine struck Russia's Omsk refinery, a major oil facility, as part of efforts to disrupt its fuel supply. Zelenskyy is urging NATO allies, particularly the U.S., to provide Patriot air defense systems to counter Russian missile attacks.
- Ukraine Signs Ninth Drone Deal, This Time With Denmark
Ukraine has signed its ninth Drone Deal agreement with Denmark, expanding joint defense production, arms export access, and expertise sharing. President Volodymyr Zelensky and Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen also discussed developing a joint European anti-ballistic missile capability.
- IOC moves to allow more Russian athletes back into the Olympic games
The IOC is moving to allow more Russian athletes to compete in Olympic events. This decision comes as Moscow continues missile and drone strikes in Ukraine.
- In Ankara, NATO allies grapple with burden sharing and uncertain future
U.S. President Donald Trump attended a NATO summit in Ankara amid global instability, including conflicts in Damascus, Ukraine, and the Strait of Hormuz. Tensions within NATO intensified as Trump criticized European allies for insufficient military spending and unreliability, while European nations highlighted increased defense investments.
- Woman suspected of Monaco bombing is found dead in Ukraine, authorities say
A woman suspected of attempting to kill a Ukrainian business tycoon in a bombing attack in Monaco was found dead in Ukraine with gunshot wounds to the head, according to Ukraine’s Security Service. The incident was reported by FRANCE 24's Morgan Ayre.
- US Navy fears ballistic missile subs can be hit by drones, anti-tank rockets
The US Navy is addressing vulnerabilities of ballistic missile submarines when in port or on the surface, citing threats like drones, anti-tank rockets, and mines. Ukraine claimed to damage a Russian submarine using an underwater drone in 2023, prompting the Navy to develop new defense technologies, including AI countermeasures and security robots.
- Ukraine Signs Drone Deals With Estonia, Netherlands as Zelensky Pushes for Canada, Finland Agreements
Ukraine signed drone cooperation agreements with Estonia and the Netherlands, expanding joint drone production, technology sharing, and arms exports. Similar deals are being prepared with Canada and Finland to strengthen international defense cooperation and air defenses against Russian strikes.
- Ukraine’s Operation ‘Auchan’ Halts Enemy Offensive for 6 Months
Ukraine’s Operation 'Auchan' utilized drones, intelligence, and precision strikes to target 1,180 enemy positions, forcing equipment withdrawals and delaying offensives for months. A second phase focused on artillery with new munitions to counter key battlefield threats.
- Monaco attack suspect shot dead in Ukraine: Police
A woman suspected of a bomb attack in Monaco was found shot dead in Ukraine. Ukrainian police detained a serving intelligence officer and an accomplice for her murder, which is linked to an attempted murder of a Ukrainian-born tycoon, his partner, and son in Monaco.
- Ukraine to pick AI models operated without provider control, official says
Ukraine will prioritize AI systems that can be operated on its own servers to avoid dependence on remote systems controlled by providers, as stated by a senior ministry official. This move aims to ensure digital tools for government services, businesses, and the military remain functional during wartime.
- Confident Zelensky Arrives at NATO Summit After Ukraine Regains Momentum
Ukraine's president arrives at the NATO summit in Ankara with a stronger position, having intensified strikes on Russian logistics and oil infrastructure, secured EU funding, and regained battlefield confidence. Russia faces fuel shortages and declining public approval for Putin.
- IOC ending neutral status vetting for Russian athletes ahead of 2028 LA Olympics
The IOC has instructed Olympic sports bodies to discontinue a three-year program vetting Russian athletes for neutral status ahead of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. The decision aligns with the IOC's recent move to allow athletes from Belarus and Russia to compete under their national identities, while maintaining provisional suspension of the Russian Olympic Committee and requiring enhanced doping controls for returning athletes.
- Trump rips NATO allies, dashing European hopes for a kumbaya summit
President Donald Trump criticized NATO allies for insufficient support and financial contributions during a summit in Turkey, dashing European hopes for a positive outcome. He praised Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and hinted at resuming F-35 jet fighter sales to Turkey despite prior disagreements over Russian defense systems. Trump also dismissed the impact of the Ukraine-Russia conflict on the U.S.
- Canada Unveils $900M Ukraine Aid Package on Air Defense, Energy, Munitions
Canada announced a $900 million military aid package for Ukraine, including vehicles, munitions, and air defense support. Canadian PM Carney met with Zelensky during the NATO summit in Ankara, where Zelensky highlighted air defense and energy infrastructure as Kyiv's top priorities.
- Security-Update vom NATO-Gipfel in Ankara: Milliardendeals und Merz’ NATO-Mission
Der NATO-Gipfel in Ankara fokussiert auf Milliarden-Rüstungsdeals des NATO-Industrieforums, bei dem Airbus und Saab eine Rolle spielen. Diskutiert werden zudem F-35-Zusagen für die Türkei und Deutschland, die Ukraine-Unterstützung in Höhe von 140 Milliarden Euro sowie Deutschlands künftige NATO-Verantwortung unter widersprüchlichen Trump-Signalen.
- Moscow Judge Sentences Singer Monetochka to Year in Prison in Absentia
A Moscow judge sentenced singer Monetochka to one year in prison in absentia. Monetochka left Russia after the full-scale invasion of Ukraine and currently resides in Latvia, where she performs and records music.
- Zelensky Says Ukraine’s Drone Warfare Expertise Would Strengthen NATO
Zelensky argued Ukraine's battlefield experience, drone warfare expertise, and defense industry would strengthen NATO rather than create dependency. He urged NATO allies to accelerate air-defense support, expand anti-ballistic missile production, and deepen defense-industrial cooperation during a speech at the NATO Defense Industries Forum in Turkey.
- Ukraine Says It Struck 8 ‘Shadow Fleet’ Tankers Near Crimea
Ukraine's drone forces reported striking eight 'Shadow Fleet' tankers near Crimea in the Sea of Azov.
- NATO militaries aim to have 5 times as many drone operators ready for a new kind of war by the end of next year
NATO aims to train five times as many drone operators by 2027 as part of the 'Drone Edge' initiative, which includes over $40 billion in counter-drone investments. The plan expands Flight Training Europe to include drone operator training and addresses the growing role of drones in modern warfare, citing conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East.
- UK Scrambles F-35 Jets After Russian Aircraft Approaches Carrier
The UK scrambled F-35 jets after a Russian military patrol aircraft repeatedly approached its flagship aircraft carrier in the Norwegian Sea. The incident occurred days before a NATO meeting focused on support for Ukraine.
- Ukraine: Suspect in Monaco bomb attack found dead near Kyiv
Ukrainian prosecutors found the body of a woman suspected in a bombing targeting businessman Vadym Yermolaiev near Kyiv. Police detained two individuals suspected of her murder.
- ‘Please help us’: Zelenskyy presses NATO for air defense aid
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy urged NATO allies to prioritize air defense aid during the Ankara summit, citing a shortage of Patriot interceptors to counter Russian ballistic missiles. He highlighted Ukraine's advanced drone warfare capabilities but emphasized the urgent need for improved ballistic missile defense systems.
- Trump joins NATO summit amid Ukraine, spending tensions
Trump attends a NATO summit in Turkey amid tensions over Ukraine and defense spending. NATO allies pledged increased defense investments, while Trump criticized European contributions and hinted at potential US withdrawal. Discussions focus on Ukraine's security needs and Russia's potential response.
- Russia accuses Ukraine of targeting civilian infrastructure in overnight strikes
Ukrainian forces struck multiple targets in Russia, including an airport in Belgorod and a microchip facility in Bryansk, with Russia accusing Ukraine of damaging civilian infrastructure. Three people were killed and 11 injured in Belgorod, while Russian authorities claimed to have intercepted 452 Ukrainian drones. Ukraine denied targeting civilians, stating its strikes focused on military facilities.
- Woman suspected of Monaco bomb attack found dead in Ukraine
Anastasiia Berezovska, a woman suspected of a bomb attack in Monaco, was found dead in Ukraine. The attack injured a Ukrainian millionaire, prompting police to search for her.
- Woman suspected of Monaco bombing found shot dead near Kyiv
Anastasiia Berezovska, suspected of a bomb attack in Monaco that injured a Ukraine-born businessman, was found shot dead near Kyiv. Ukrainian prosecutors reported her death and the arrest of two men, including a military intelligence officer and a former law enforcement official.
- Ukraine’s security service says a woman wanted in connection with a bombing in Monaco has been found dead
Ukraine’s security service says a woman wanted in connection with a bombing in Monaco has been found dead. The discovery is linked to an ongoing investigation into the bombing.
- NATO Summit in Ankara: Major Reshuffle Ahead?
The NATO summit in Ankara is seen as a pivotal moment for the alliance's future, with discussions centered on Europe's role as the U.S. reduces its military presence. Analysts highlight the importance of increased European defense spending, enhanced military coordination, and sustained support for Ukraine, particularly in air defense and joint weapons production, to maintain NATO's credibility against Russia.
- NATO leaders gather for key summit in Ankara
NATO leaders meet in Ankara as members reduce reliance on the US due to Washington's retrenchment and Russian aggression. Canada plans to buy submarines from European providers, Germany will borrow $900 billion for defense spending, and Europe seeks to leverage Ukraine's defense industry and drone expertise. European officials warn reduced US support will weaken NATO for years.
- Ukraine to press NATO for anti-ballistic air defense after latest Russian attacks
Ukraine is urging NATO to provide anti-ballistic air defense systems following recent Russian attacks that killed over 20 people in Kyiv and surrounding areas. The attacks prompted Ukraine to seek enhanced defense measures from its allies.