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In Ukraine, the first jet-powered interceptor drones, designed to counter a new threat—jet-powered “shahids”—are undergoing combat testing.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated that Russia will not stop at the front lines, but will make its own methods of combat “much tougher in order to destroy everything that fuels Kyiv’s war machine from the West.”

Russia uses about 220 guided bombs every day against Ukrainian communities near the front lines. Despite international sanctions, the Russian defense industry continues to produce and modernize these weapons.

On the night of August 8, units of the Ukrainian Defense Forces carried out a large-scale attack on the Syzran Oil Refinery, which is part of Rosneft’s oil complex. Drones struck not just a single target, but the facility’s entire production chain-from basic oil refining to secondary refining units and the production of high-octane fuel components.

In light of the statement by Valery Zaluzhnyy, Ukraine’s ambassador to the United Kingdom, regarding the futility of Ukraine’s accession to NATO, the question arises: Are there any real alternatives to the Alliance?

Last night, Russian troops attacked a high-rise building in Smila, in the Cherkasy region. The occupiers used a drone loaded with shrapnel to carry out the attack.

This morning, Russian troops launched a double strike with rocket-powered drones against a private residential building in the Buryn community in Sumy Oblast.

On the evening of August 13, Russian troops attacked the Zaporizhzhia district. A 25-year-old woman and a 5-year-old child were injured in the attack.

Kyiv, Mykolaiv, Odesa, Lviv, Zaporizhzhia, Dnipro, Sumy, Cherkasy, Kamianske, Kharkiv: each city, in its own way, demonstrates unity

At the “Syrets” metro station in Kyiv, a pilot project is being tested to divide the platform into zones in case the station is used as a shelter.