Ukraine intelligence reports Russia has deployed the 9M723-2 variant of the Iskander-M ballistic missile, boasting a 40% longer range than the original.
Ukraine has granted the UK access to a data repository containing millions of images of Russian military equipment involved in the conflict, a resource London describes as a "goldmine".
Russia has equipped its Geran unmanned aerial vehicles with remote control systems and automatic target recognition, rendering jamming measures ineffective, according to a Ukrainian official.
A Ukrainian official acknowledges the country's shortage of various interceptor weapons and fighter jet missiles, extending beyond issues with its Patriot munition stockpile.
A newly released video shows a Russian unmanned aerial vehicle repeatedly circling while being pursued by a Ukrainian aircraft, with uncertainty over whether it was evasive maneuvering or a malfunction.
UK prime minister visits kyiv, expected to announce an agreement granting Ukraine access to classified data to develop its own domestic version of the storm shadow missile.
Ukrainian president for the first time publicly disclosed details of disagreements with the former defense minister, including a case of false information about Starlink that caused him awkwardness in the White House.
Ukrainian media published scenes of an Iskander-M missile strike in Kiev province, inadvertently revealing destroyed long-range unmanned aerial vehicle launcher vehicles.
President Zelensky rejects calls for elections, stating that holding them amidst the conflict with Russia poses significant dangers and could divide Ukraine.
The Ukrainian military plans to convert its Soviet-era BRDM-2 armored reconnaissance vehicles into remote-controlled combat robots with an operational range of up to 1,000 km.
President Putin stated that Ukraine "has opened Pandora's box" by targeting Russia's economic infrastructure, indicating Moscow will strike Kyiv's most sensitive sectors.
