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Admiral Kasatonov sighted near Fehmarn Island, NATO intensifies presence near Kaliningrad with 25 aircraft in the last 48 hours.

The UAE Ministry of Defense announced that the missiles fell into the sea, one within territorial waters and the other outside them. Authorities had previously called on the population to take shelter.

Ukraine's Air Force stops publishing daily details on Russian ballistic attacks. Behind the move is an acute shortage of Patriot interceptors and Kyiv's weakening defenses.

Weeks of Russian strikes on logistics have triggered a chain reaction, supermarket shelves are emptying in Kyiv, Vinnytsia, and Nikopol, fuel prices are spiraling, and the military leadership admits that air defense cannot keep pace with Russian missile production.

Just a day after Zelensky announced new strikes deep inside Russia, Moscow responded with a fierce missile attack. At least five people were killed in Zaporizhzhia, and dozens were injured.

In separate attacks during the night and morning of August 9, Kharkiv and Odesa were hit. In Kharkiv, a missile struck a ten-story building, destroying floors seven through nine and killing two people.

Pentagon orders urgent production acceleration, giving defense companies 21 days to submit plans. Meanwhile, forces are being shifted from Asia and Europe to the Middle East.

As Washington seeks a way out of the conflict due to depleted missile stockpiles and internal disagreements, Israel continues preparations for potential unilateral action against Tehran.

As Kyiv develops its own weapons and targets Russian infrastructure, Moscow produces more missiles than the West can intercept, and the Russian president rejects a ceasefire.

Russian ballistic missiles and drones once again targeted the Ukrainian capital and its surroundings. Three people, including a child, were killed in the attack on the Brovary district, while fires spread across Kyiv.

Ukrainian President announces acceleration of domestic anti-ballistic missile production, while Germany investigates suspicious drone incidents near Ukrainian aircraft.

The former Ukrainian defense minister revealed that talks with the SpaceX owner remain active, but achieving the desired outcome is currently difficult.

Global demand for the sophisticated air defense system has surged, severely depleting interceptor stockpiles in the U.S. and Gulf states, with individual missiles costing up to $5 million.

The former defense minister revealed that on the day he was dismissed, a domestically developed missile project that had been in the works for ten years was successfully tested.

After a Russian attack on Kyiv killed 17 people and no missiles were intercepted, missile technology and defense industry experts predict a very difficult winter for Ukrainian cities.

Allies have delivered only a third of the air defense missiles to Ukraine this year compared to 2025, President Zelensky said, as Russia intensifies attacks on key cities.