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NATO
A Russian Su-27 fighter scrambled to intercept an RAF Rivet Joint surveillance aircraft and its twin Typhoon EuroFighter escort over international waters of the Black Sea.
Jul. 25
Crimea
Ukraine’s Commander Oleksandr Syrksy vowed to restore the country’s 1991 border. He discussed current battlefield developments and said he's optimistic, despite the situation being “difficult.”
Jul. 24
Drones
Since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Ukraine regularly conducts strikes on targets in Russia, but a source in Ukrainian intelligence said Kyiv wasn’t involved in this strike.
Jul. 23
Crimea
Russian media cited unnamed social media reports of the sighting of at least four F-16 fighters, having taken off from Romania, making test flights over the western Black Sea.
Jul. 19
Drones
The combined drone attack hit the command center and ammo/equipment depot of a military base while the Russians were training, a Kyiv Post source said.
Jul. 18
Crimea
A Russian soldier, an agent of the Ukrainian partisans, reported about the Sevastopol training center where he was trained – allegedly a school for divers.
Jul. 17
War in Ukraine
Republican rivals rally behind Trump’s ‘America-first’ message at their convention; Boris Johnson meets with Trump about Ukraine; AFU retreated from Krynky as last of Black Sea Fleet leaves Crimea.
Jul. 17
Crimea
Reports of explosions close to a Russian S-400 anti-missile site support the claims that an associated radar station was damaged during the attack.
Jul. 15
War in Ukraine
The Kremlin’s press secretary announced on TASS that the website ‘biography’ for Russia’s head of state has been brought up to date from the previous version’s 2018 cut-off.
Jul. 15
War in Ukraine
The Security Services of Ukraine said in a separate statement that it had detained the ship's captain, accusing him of violating rules on entering occupied territory.
Jul. 11
UK
The newly appointed UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer said the policy towards Ukraine remains unchanged and it’s up to Kyiv to decide how to use the long-range weapons the UK has provided.
Jul. 10
War in Ukraine
Three false narratives manufactured by Russia about Moscow‘s first invasion in 2014 belies the fact Putin’s had designs on Ukraine now well more than a decade old.
Jul. 7
Kyiv
The Kyiv café serves Crimean Tatar food while selling art and taking pride in its souvenirs stripped from liquidated invaders.
Jul. 6
Crimea
Among those charged with the training, 12 individuals hold Ukrainian citizenship and are traitors to their country, actively participating in the war on Russia’s side.
Jul. 4
War in Ukraine
Civilian casualties rise in Nikopol and Kharkiv; AFU missiles blow up drone depot in Crimea; Russia sentences teen to 12 years for aiding Ukraine; Russians build up forces in Vovchansk
Jul. 3
Crimea
Ukraine wants and needs as much modern air defense weapons it can get, in the meantime, it makes do with its Soviet-era S-125 surface-to-air missiles.
Jul. 2
On Nov. 16, 1994, Ukraine adopted the draft law by which Ukraine would sign the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of nuclear weapons, the first step that made it vulnerable to Russian aggression.
Nov. 16