Articles tagged "civilians"

Morning in Sudzha: Inside Ukrainian-occupied Russia as Kursk operation continues -- Kremlin trying to convince public that Ukrainian troops on Russian soil is 'new normal -- US investigates American commentators with ties to Russian state TV -- Georgia's ruling party to seek constitutional ban of chief opposition party -- Ukraine air defense pledges from some NATO countries not being fulfilled, Bloomberg reports -- and more

Russian pontoon crossing in Kursk Oblast 'disappears' in possible blast -- Russian forces attack children's cafe in Zaporizhzhia Oblast, killing boy, injuring 4 -- Defected Russian soldier reveals he spied for Ukraine, injured his commander -- Sweden's Pansarbandvagn 302 approved by Ukraine – but is it any good? -- and more

Ukraine's 'buffer zone' in Kursk Oblast – here's what you need to know -- Kyiv didn't disclose preparations for Kursk operation because of West's fear of Russian red lines -- SBU uncovers Russian intelligence network involving Ukrainian law enforcement officer -- The hidden toll of Ukraine’s aid workers demands recognition on World Humanitarian Day -- and more

[video] How drones are shaking up the air war in Ukraine -- UN representative in Ukraine reports torture of Ukrainian POWs in Russian captivity -- 10 days of Ukraine's Kursk incursion from first shot to dozens of settlements captured -- Nordic, Baltic countries express concern to EU over Hungary's easing of entry rules for Russians -- and more

Ukrainian forces enter Belgorod Oblast as Kursk incursion continues pushing war into 'aggressor's territory -- Over 76,000 Russians evacuated from Kursk Oblast -- Ukraine destroys another Russian patrol boat in occupied Crimea -- July was 'deadliest month' for Ukrainian civilians since October 2022 -- and more

Orban’s arguments crumble in Lukoil spat with Ukraine -- Ukraine may use German-supplied equipment in Kursk Oblast -- Bulgaria joins NATO mission to train Ukrainian military -- Russia, China discuss barter trade as sanctions hamper payments, Reuters reports -- and more

Russian helicopter, tanks reportedly destroyed in fighting across border in Kursk Oblast -- Ukraine launched more drones than Russia in July -- Ukraine's missile program to get additional funding -- Something is rotten in the state of Russian arms industry -- and more

Russia involved in spying in Ireland, Irish official says -- German politicians call for EU response after Budapest simplifies entry for Russians -- Egyptians recruited by Russia fight in Kharkiv Oblast -- NATO jets scrambled after Russian Su-30s detected near Latvian airspace -- and more

Ukraine hit Morozovsk airfield, oil depots in Russia overnight -- Ombudsman appeals to UN, Red Cross over alleged execution of Ukrainian POW by Russia -- Ukraine's military says it sunk Russian Black Sea Fleet submarine, damaged S-400 missile system in successful hit -- Ukraine scrambles to reboot reconstruction tender for children’s hospital hit by Russian missile -- and more

Russia suffers big losses but has 'minor gains' on eastern front -- Pokrovsk became Russia's main target after Kharkiv push failed -- Defense Ministry to purchase Ukrainian-made unmanned ground vehicle -- EU sees no threat to Hungary, Slovakia due to Ukraine's Lukoil sanctions so far -- and more

3 Russian helicopters damaged in Ukrainian sabotage operations -- Oil refinery on fire in Russia's Kursk Oblast -- Over 75% of injured Ukrainian soldiers return to service after rehabilitation -- Blinken warns China of 'taking measures' if it keeps helping Russia's defense industry -- and more

Russia will be soon forced to scale down attacks, Ukrainian commander says -- Kyiv uncovers suspected Russian agent network planning civilian infrastructure sabotage in Ukraine, Europe -- Cyberattack on Russian banks, telecoms continues into third day -- Hong Kong shell companies facilitate Russian sanctions evasion, NYT reports -- and more