Russia-Ukraine War

Zelenskyy said the two leaders discussed defense cooperation as the Pentagon reassesses arms support amid Russia’s continued attacks against Ukraine.

550 drones and missiles were involved in the overnight barrage, which primarily targeted the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv.

The Pentagon announced on July 2 that it was pausing some shipments of weapons to the country as it conducted a capability review.

The Pentagon said the move was to support the president’s ‘America first agenda.’

The presidents of France and Russia talked for more than two hours.

A Wedgetail aircraft and 100 Defence Force personnel are to be sent to Ukraine.

The Kremlin says Putin will instead attend virtually, citing complications related to the arrest warrant.

Moscow accused Serbia of sending arms to Ukraine through intermediaries despite Belgrade’s official policy of neutrality.

The Ukrainian leader urges NATO members to make sure their companies are in no way supplying Russia or its accomplices.

A drone also struck a building on the outskirts of Moscow, Russian state media reported on June 24.

The Ukrainian leader failed to meet with Trump, who left the summit one day ahead of schedule.

Despite ongoing hostilities, Moscow signaled its willingness to take part in a fresh round of peace talks in Istanbul.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirms Russian strike on an oil refinery in central Ukraine’s Poltava region.

Moscow has downplayed the move’s potential impact on the Russian economy.

The remarks came during a Senate hearing on U.S. military posture and threats posed by U.S. rivals.

The attacks followed a Russian strike on western Ukraine that officials said damaged a military airfield.

The Russian president approved the strategy late last month, according to the top Kremlin adviser and former security chief.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico said he would not approve any measures that affect the country’s ability to import fuel for its nuclear power stations.

Zelenskyy said the two leaders discussed defense cooperation as the Pentagon reassesses arms support amid Russia’s continued attacks against Ukraine.

550 drones and missiles were involved in the overnight barrage, which primarily targeted the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv.

The Pentagon announced on July 2 that it was pausing some shipments of weapons to the country as it conducted a capability review.

The Pentagon said the move was to support the president’s ‘America first agenda.’

The presidents of France and Russia talked for more than two hours.

A Wedgetail aircraft and 100 Defence Force personnel are to be sent to Ukraine.

The Kremlin says Putin will instead attend virtually, citing complications related to the arrest warrant.

Moscow accused Serbia of sending arms to Ukraine through intermediaries despite Belgrade’s official policy of neutrality.

The Ukrainian leader urges NATO members to make sure their companies are in no way supplying Russia or its accomplices.

A drone also struck a building on the outskirts of Moscow, Russian state media reported on June 24.

The Ukrainian leader failed to meet with Trump, who left the summit one day ahead of schedule.

Despite ongoing hostilities, Moscow signaled its willingness to take part in a fresh round of peace talks in Istanbul.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirms Russian strike on an oil refinery in central Ukraine’s Poltava region.

Moscow has downplayed the move’s potential impact on the Russian economy.

The remarks came during a Senate hearing on U.S. military posture and threats posed by U.S. rivals.

The attacks followed a Russian strike on western Ukraine that officials said damaged a military airfield.

The Russian president approved the strategy late last month, according to the top Kremlin adviser and former security chief.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico said he would not approve any measures that affect the country’s ability to import fuel for its nuclear power stations.