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Ukrainian drones strike a major refinery deep inside Russia, setting it ablaze

Ukrainian drones strike a major refinery deep inside Russia, setting it ablaze

Ukrainian drones have struck a major refinery deep inside Russia, marking the fourth attack in three days

Ukraine's Long-Range Strike Hits Russian Refinery Near Kazakhstan

Ukraine's Long-Range Strike Hits Russian Refinery Near Kazakhstan

Ukrainian forces have conducted a long-range strike on a Russian oil refinery near the Kazakhstan border, marking one of the deepest reaches in Ukraine's campaign against Russian refining infrastructure. The refinery, built in 1935 during the Stalin era, is located over 900 miles from the Ukrainian front. This strike highlights Ukraine's capability to target facilities far beyond the range of most short-range systems, expanding the geography of the conflict. The attack on the refinery, which is a significant part of Russia's energy infrastructure, underscores the ongoing energy dimension of the conflict, forcing Russian operators to consider repairs and potential throughput cuts.

Ukraine Targets Missile System Near Putin's Black Sea Palace

Ukraine Targets Missile System Near Putin's Black Sea Palace

Ukraine has reportedly destroyed a missile system near Russian President Vladimir Putin's $1 billion Black Sea palace. The attacks targeted military assets in Gelendzhik, close to the Russian leader's residence. Ukrainian forces struck an S-400 anti-aircraft missile system, which had been used to defend against air attacks. Satellite imagery confirmed the destruction of at least one launcher. This development is part of Ukraine's broader strategy to extend its military operations deeper into Russian territory, following recent drone attacks. The palace, previously exposed by Alexei Navalny's Anti-Corruption Foundation, is heavily fortified with air defense systems.

Ukrainian Forces Successfully Target Russian Electronic Warfare Systems Near Putin's Palace

Ukrainian Forces Successfully Target Russian Electronic Warfare Systems Near Putin's Palace

Ukrainian military forces have successfully targeted and dismantled Russian electronic warfare systems, including the Volna Kupol Garant and S-400, which were protecting Russian leader Vladimir Putin's secret palace in the Gelendzhik area. The Volna Kupol Garant system, designed to jam Starlink satellite communications, was destroyed on August 7, exposing the area to Ukrainian forces. This system was manufactured in temporarily occupied Simferopol and uses multiple antennas to create a protected jamming zone. The destruction of these systems marks at least the third recent successful strike against Russia's newest electronic warfare technology, according to The Moscow Times.

Putin Allegedly Uses North Korean Missiles in Ukraine Attacks, Zelenskyy Claims

Putin Allegedly Uses North Korean Missiles in Ukraine Attacks, Zelenskyy Claims

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy has accused Russian President Putin of using North Korean ballistic missiles in recent attacks on Ukraine. The attacks targeted substations in Kherson and Kharkiv, causing power outages, and further strikes occurred in Donetsk, Dnipro, and Mykolaiv regions. Zelenskyy claims that Russia's actions indicate preparation for escalation rather than peace. He has urged Western allies to strengthen Ukraine's air defenses and increase sanctions pressure on companies supporting Moscow's war efforts.

Zelenskiy: Ukraine has given US negotiators proposals for ending the war with Russia

Zelenskiy: Ukraine has given US negotiators proposals for ending the war with Russia

Aug 11 (Reuters) - President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Tuesday that Ukraine had handed proposals to U.S. negotiators for a plan to end the war with Moscow and suggested that Russia would use its parliamentary election next month as a pretext to declare a new mobilisation.

Ukrainian drone attack on an oil hub deep inside Russia kills 13, officials say

Ukrainian drone attack on an oil hub deep inside Russia kills 13, officials say

Authorities in Russia's Tatarstan region say a Ukrainian drone strike on the petroleum hub of Nizhnekamsk killed 13 people and wounded 75 others in one of the deadliest attacks of the 4-year-old war

U.S. Approves Transfer of M270s and ATACMS to Ukraine Amid Ongoing Conflict

U.S. Approves Transfer of M270s and ATACMS to Ukraine Amid Ongoing Conflict

The U.S. State Department has authorized Turkey to transfer 12 M270 multiple launch rocket systems and 70 M39 ATACMS ballistic missiles to Ukraine. This decision, published in the Congressional Record, includes additional munitions such as M26 rockets and M509A1 artillery rounds. The transfer aims to bolster Ukraine's defensive and offensive capabilities as it continues to resist Russian aggression. The weapons will be transferred through Turkish, Bulgarian, and U.S. private companies. The move aligns with Turkey's goal to modernize its defense inventory by reducing older equipment. The M270 systems are compatible with Ukraine's existing military assets, enhancing its long-range strike capabilities.

Trump told Ukraine it had no cards. Then Kyiv took the war to Russia

Trump told Ukraine it had no cards. Then Kyiv took the war to Russia

U.S. President Donald Trump told Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy last year that he had “no cards" in the fight against Russia

Russia Adapts Black Sea Submarine Defenses Amid Rising Drone Threats

Russia Adapts Black Sea Submarine Defenses Amid Rising Drone Threats

New satellite imagery reveals that Russia is enhancing the defenses of its Black Sea submarines against drone threats. The images show Russian submarines at the Novorossiysk naval base equipped with anti-drone structures and partially submerged to reduce vulnerability. These submarines are capable of launching Kalibr cruise missiles, which have been used against Ukraine. The adaptations aim to protect sensitive equipment on the submarines and maintain operational readiness amid increasing Ukrainian drone attacks.

Russia Escalates Drone Strikes on Ukraine’s Naftogaz Facilities

Russia Escalates Drone Strikes on Ukraine’s Naftogaz Facilities

Russia has intensified its drone attacks on Ukraine's Naftogaz production facilities, causing significant damage and halting operations. The recent strikes targeted Ukrnafta production sites and drilling rigs, part of a broader strategy to disrupt Ukraine's energy infrastructure ahead of winter. Despite the damage, no personnel were injured due to effective security measures. The attacks align with Russia's ongoing efforts to cripple Ukraine's logistics and supply chains, impacting the country's ability to prepare for the heating season.

Ukrainian MiG-29 Fighter Jet Crashes During Combat Mission in Odesa, Pilot Ejects Safely

Ukrainian MiG-29 Fighter Jet Crashes During Combat Mission in Odesa, Pilot Ejects Safely

A Ukrainian MiG-29 fighter jet crashed during a combat mission in Odesa Oblast on August 10. The Air Force reported that the jet caught fire due to a 'non-standard situation' during the launch of an air-to-air missile while engaging enemy targets. The pilot managed to safely eject from the aircraft and was transported to a medical facility. This incident follows a similar crash of a Ukrainian F-16 on July 29, where the pilot also ejected safely. The MiG-29, a Soviet-designed fighter, continues to be a part of Ukraine's combat aviation fleet, used for air defense and strike missions.