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Croatian striker Franjo Ivanović travels to France today to complete his loan move from Benfica, while Igor Bišćan has found a new role as head coach of the UAE U-23 national team.

American defense firms Raytheon and Lockheed Martin fear Ukraine could improve and produce missiles more cheaply, The Atlantic reveals.

Raytheon and Lockheed officially cite intellectual property theft risks, but the real reason is fear of Ukrainian competition, The Atlantic reports. Zelensky claims he secured licenses from Trump, but Washington has not confirmed.

Meanwhile, President Zelensky announces 'appropriate responses' after Russian attack on Odesa causes massive power outage.

Ukrainian president reveals new intelligence indicating a dramatic increase in Pyongyang's military support for Moscow.

Drone and missile attacks on both sides are intensifying, with analysts warning that offensive capabilities are outpacing air defenses. June 2026 was the deadliest month for civilians since the start of the invasion.

Two people were killed and dozens injured in overnight strikes in Ukraine. Meanwhile, a Ukrainian attack on Russia's Belgorod claimed three lives.

President Zelensky reports devastating consequences of attacks on Odesa, Kharkiv, and Pavlohrad, and again calls for more air defense systems. The Times reports that Trump is not responding to his pleas.

Ukrainian president reveals the Fire Point project is the closest to producing a ballistic missile, while reporting on a week of massive Russian strikes and successful Ukrainian attacks on Russian air defense deep in the rear.

Ukrainian president confirmed the success of a 40-day operation that cost Russian logistics around $12.2 billion, announcing new attacks and warning of threats from the Russian side.

Croatian striker Franjo Ivanović has decided to continue his career at French club RC Lens, which beat Roma's Lazio in the final race for his signature.

Ukrainian President Warns Pyongyang Is Studying the War in Ukraine to Gain Experience for Potential Conflicts in the Asia-Pacific Region and Calls for Closer Cooperation with South Korea.

The two presidents in Belgrade agreed to deepen economic cooperation and aim to sign a free trade agreement by the end of the year, while Serbia continues to balance between its EU path and relations with Russia.

Ukrainian President Claims Kremlin Plans Mass Recruitment Without Official Declaration, Using 'Gray Contracts' and Border Closures, While Strengthening Moscow's Air Defense.

Fire Point CEO Iryna Terekh warns that a missile defense program that usually takes decades is being compressed into just a few years, as Kyiv relies on Western aid and Patriot systems.

The Atlantic reveals the background to Musk's decision, while Zelensky simultaneously appeals to allies for more air defense and faster bureaucratic processes for missile production.