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Key developments on Aug. 7: * Ukraine intercepted 29 out of 195 Russian ballistic missiles in July as air defense shortages worsen, Defense Ministry says * 60% of Ukrainians oppose ceding Donbas to…
The order to reassign "Skelia" personnel was issued roughly a week ago, with soldiers being transferred to around 10 other units, according to Ukrainska Pravda.
"We're in touch with Musk; we last spoke a few days ago. And it's, let's just say, a difficult task right now to achieve the outcome we need through this communication," Mykhailo Fedorov said in an…
Electronic warfare systems cannot defeat every type of Russian weapon, Serhii Beskrestnov, an adviser to the Ukrainian president on defense technology development known as Flash, said.
Vladimir Putin has cleared the sale of the government's 30.4% stake in Sheremetyevo, Russia's largest airport, as Moscow seeks to bolster state finances strained by the war, Reuters reported on Aug. 7.
Europe needs gas supplies from Türkiye but requires documentary proof that the gas does not originate in Russia.
The private event appears to have been a birthday celebration for Aerospace Forces chief Aleksandr Chaiko. His son-in-law died, while his daughter reportedly suffered injuries.
The war financed a boom that now buys destroyers, warheads, and the freedom to stop talking to Washington.
Seven oil and gas production facilities operated by Ukrnafta in eastern Ukraine were damaged during a large-scale Russian attack overnight on August 7.
Russia cannot make more fuel. So it’s handing the market to the state-linked majors, and the independent ones are being cut out.
Since the beginning of 2026, Russians have carried out 287 attacks on Naftogaz Group facilities, exceeding the number of attacks during the entire year of 2025.
Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov visited the city of Irpin in the Kyiv region as part of his official visit to Ukraine.
Azerbaijan is prepared to supply natural gas to Ukraine if needed and expand cooperation in energy security, including through the use of Ukraine's underground gas storage facilities.
Ukraine may use part of the European Union's EUR 90 billion loan facility to purchase interceptor missiles and other defense equipment from third countries if such products are unavailable within the EU.
