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Bloomberg Opinion commentator Andreas Kluth warns that the U.S. ammunition shortage following the war with Iran is a global catastrophe that diminishes America's ability to deter China, Russia, and North Korea, and leaves Ukraine without crucial support.

The drone attack lasted for several hours, with Russian air defense and mobile groups attempting to repel it. Six residential buildings, a commercial facility, and a construction site were damaged.

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.

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.

Their strategic alignment, spanning economics, technology, and military cooperation, is rapidly reshaping the global order. Conflicts in Ukraine, the Middle East, and potential crises in Asia are becoming increasingly intertwined.

In July alone, over 640 ground robots were purchased, a 680 percent jump from last year's average, with more than 3,000 units ordered since the launch of Brave1 Market.

Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Galuzin stated that Russia and Belarus have indivisible security and that any attempt at destabilization will be regarded as a threat to both states.

The strike destroyed an S-400 launcher just 12 miles from the Russian president's lavish estate in Gelendzhik, with Kyiv claiming Russia had also used the system for offensive attacks on Ukrainian cities.

Question from Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung correspondent at Belgrade conference sparks shock and condemnation, while Zelensky warns of new North Korean reinforcements for Russia.

EU countries closer to Russia fear for their own security, and even Poland's decision to send five missiles has sparked internal political disputes. Germany claims it has reached the minimum level of stockpiles.

Russia's Defense Ministry announced that a nighttime precision strike hit military-industrial and logistics facilities, including a 'Nova Poshta' terminal and the Zaporizhstal metallurgical plant.

Deputy Chief of Ukrainian Military Intelligence Vadym Skibitskyi warns that Moscow is deploying the 'Rassvet' satellite system significantly faster than planned, which could shift the balance of power on the battlefield.

The US diplomatic initiative to end the war in Ukraine has stalled. Moscow and Kyiv are intensifying attacks, and civilian casualties are rising. US Secretary of State Rubio acknowledges that 'new proposals and new ideas' will be needed.

Ukrainian president warns Moscow depends on Pyongyang, and the battlefield in Ukraine is becoming a training ground for the North Korean military. The consequences could be felt in Japan, South Korea, and the Philippines.

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.