War in Ukraine

According to Kiev, at least 30 North Korean soldiers were killed or injured in clashes that took place this weekend in the Kursk region, in Russia

Ninety-three missiles and over 200 drones were used

Ukraine allegedly helped Syrian opposition fighters by providing training and drones

Yemenis men who believed they would receive lucrative salaries at a Russian drone factory instead found themselves fighting in Ukraine

Ukraine's former military commander says 'Soldiers from North Korea are standing in front of Ukraine. Let's be honest. Already in Ukraine, Iranian drones are killing civilians absolutely openly'

After the approval of US President Joe Biden, Russia officially confirmed that an attack had been carried out against its territory using long-range American missiles

The ballistic missile attack took lives of two children, 9 and 14, according to the authorities

Two Russian ballistic missiles hit a military training camp and hospital in the city of Poltava

After intercepting Ukrainian drones, Russia launched a massive attack that cut off electricity and water, killing at least 3 people

The Russian missile system intercepted all drones, according to official sources • Activity at several airports in the area was temporarily halted for several hours

Russia, which has not faced such a substantial invasion since World War II, faced 117 missiles and drones fired in the assault on the Kursk border region

After the Ukrainian military broke through its northeastern border into Russia territory, resistance from defending troops appears to have slowed the advance – but only time will clear the fog of war

Russia's defense ministry said that 'airstrikes, missiles, artillery fire, and active operations in the field prevent the enemy from advancing deep into Russian Federation territory'

Russia's defense ministry denies civilian targets were hit, claiming that it launched an assault on military targets and facilities in retaliation for attacks on the Russian energy sector

Ukraine's FM Kuleba called the agreement a 'landmark event,' as G7 also approved a 50bn euro loan to Kyiv

This move aims to ensure the continuity of military aid to Ukraine amid concerns about potential shifts in U.S. foreign policy with Donald Trump vying for a second term as president

Budapest does not want to send financial or military aid Ukraine, stated Prime Minister

'Every decision to which we come to is late by around one year,' Zelenskyy said in interview to Reuters

As Russian troops are advancing in the east, G7 leaders are to discuss €30bn loan for Ukraine using Russian assets

The proposed package allocates $60.8 billion to Ukraine, $26.4 billion to Israel, and $8.1 billion to the Indo-Pacific region, with a focus on supporting Taiwan

Russia hits exhausted Ukrainian forces with smaller attacks ahead of a reported offensive in the east

Zelensky says the decision to divide the aid is not a security-related decision, but purely political

Russia claims shelling by Ukraine's military had resulted in the deaths of 10 people, including three children, in the town of Tokmak