The Kremlin stated that the former Ukrainian defense minister's call for elections indicates a "deep division" among the country's leadership.

President Zelensky has dismissed senior aide Iryna Mudra amid an ongoing corruption investigation involving officials close to him.

Global fuel supply faces crisis as three of four major refining hubs encounter difficulties, driving up prices for gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel.

Ukraine's parliament approved Yevhen Khmara as defense minister, as President Zelensky faces political turmoil and pressure to hold wartime elections.

Croatian police arrested a Ukrainian man, identified as the second suspect in the 2022 Nord Stream pipeline sabotage.

Ukraine accuses russian drones of pursuing and attacking a civilian bus in Kherson, resulting in four deaths.

Russia announced it shot down a Ukrainian MiG-29 fighter, but did not release evidence or state the location and weapons used.

600 Ukrainian drones targeted Moscow in an attack Russian officials described as the largest in the past two years.

The Russian government has reported fuel shortages in some regions, linking them to Ukraine's intensified attacks on its oil refineries.

Ukraine appears to have proposed a mutual cessation of attacks on civilian targets in the Black Sea, following Russia's intensified strikes on cargo ships in the region.

A large explosion occurred at an ammunition manufacturing plant in Colleferro, a facility also involved in producing artillery shells for Ukraine.

A group of Ukrainian soldiers has appealed to military leadership, stating they have not been rotated from the front line for four months and are short on food and water.

Ukraine has announced a special operation targeting multiple locations in Novorossiysk, the city housing the reserve base of the Russian Navy's Black Sea Fleet.

Ukraine's air force has ceased disclosing the number of Russian missiles launched at the country, seemingly due to its inability to counter ballistic missile strikes.