Russia's war against Ukraine

Attack on Ukrainian business. The Russian Federation destroyed the warehouses of 13 companies, there are dead employees: under attack PUMA, INTERTOP, NOVUS and others

As a result of the massive Russian attack on the night of August 5, a number of Ukrainian and international companies reported the destruction of warehouses, logistics centers and significant material losses. Among the victims

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Ignat: Russia combined Iskander-M, S-400 and, presumably, KN-23 missiles during the night attack

During the massive attack on the night of July 30, Russia used various types of ballistic missiles, including Iskander-M and S-400, as well as, presumably, North Korean KN-23s. Yuriy Ignat, spokesman for the Air Force


About 1,444,810 occupiers, 47,003 artillery systems, 434,140 UAVs were eliminated by the Defense Forces as of July 30

The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has named the estimated losses of the enemy since the beginning of the full-scale military aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine as of the morning


Southern Mining and Processing Plant Suspends Production Due to Russian Attacks on Ships

Southern Mining and Processing Plant Suspends Production Due to Russian Attacks on Ships. This was reported by Southern Mining and Processing Plant, according to the PromPolitInform portal. In July, shipowners suspended operations to Ukrainian Black


The Armed Forces of Ukraine struck the Rosrezerv oil depot in Udmurtia and the occupiers’ warehouses in Crimea, – General Staff

Units of the Ukrainian Defense Forces struck a number of important military-political and logistical facilities of the aggressor on the territory of the Russian Federation and on temporarily occupied Ukrainian lands. The operation was carried


Ukraine sets deadline for Freya missile defense system – Reuters

Ukraine expects to complete the creation of its own FREYJA (Freya) missile defense system in the first half of 2027. This was stated by Deputy Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council David Aloyan,