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Anti-corruption operation in Kyiv targets Iryna Mudra, deputy head of the Ukrainian president's office, and lawmaker Vadym Stolar.

Mykhailo Fedorov has called for holding elections during martial law, posing the biggest internal challenge to President Zelensky since the start of Russia's invasion in 2022.

At least 10 people were killed and 18 injured in a missile strike on a road junction in the Kharkiv region. Ukraine simultaneously launched more than 600 drones at the Moscow region.

Moscow has threatened London with "consequences" for supplying drones to Ukraine, while 600 unmanned aerial vehicles were launched toward the Moscow region overnight from Monday to Tuesday.

Independent Russian media outlet Mediazona and the BBC's Russian Service have identified by name 239,354 Russian soldiers killed since the start of the invasion in February 2022.

In a CNN interview, the Ukrainian president appeals to Washington, stressing that 5% of interceptor stockpiles would be enough to survive the winter, while 10% would fully neutralize Russian ballistic threats.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced on Wednesday that his forces have liberated territory in three regions in the southeast of the country this year, emphasizing that the operation went according to plan.

A shortage of interceptor missiles for Patriot systems and Kyiv's inability to produce its own air defense systems leave Ukrainian cities nearly defenseless against Russian missile strikes.

Russian forces systematically target civilians with drones in Kherson. Residents live in constant fear, and July saw a drastic surge in attacks.

The Ukrainian president announced a joint strategy with allies to pressure Moscow, while Russian media claim it's a propaganda war and an attempt to scare Russians with mobilization.

As Kyiv strikes Novorossiysk with drones and missiles, Putin threatens from the Pacific to seize European ships and showcases naval power in the Far East.

The Ukrainian president's visit to Serbia and his statement on not recognizing Kosovo have triggered a chain reaction in the Balkans, from the removal of a support symbol in Pristina to threats to divert the Ibar River.

The Financial Times reveals that the U.S. Vice President requested in July a cessation of attacks on Caspian Pipeline Consortium terminals, and Ukraine has since suspended drone strikes on tankers in Novorossiysk.

Ukraine has handed its plan to end the conflict to U.S. negotiators, while Zelensky warns of a new Russian mobilization after parliamentary elections in September.

Syria restricts Russian bases, Zelensky in Belgrade, and Kazakhstan's president publicly calls for peace. As Moscow's global influence melts away, the Kremlin increasingly leans on Pyongyang.

Ukrainian President warns that Moscow plans a new mass mobilization right after the parliamentary elections in the fall, citing internal Russian documents and intelligence data from the GUR.