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Fire Point triples budget for solid fuel plant in Denmark to €150 million and confirms timelines for two ballistic missiles that could strike Moscow.

Russia targeted Kyiv, Kryvyi Rih, Kamianske, and Kremenchuk with ballistic missiles and drones overnight and into the morning. Ukraine retaliated with strikes on the Moscow and Rostov regions.

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.

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.

The joint statement followed China's rare ballistic missile test in the Pacific last month, with Beijing accusing Washington of political manipulation.

Civilian deaths have risen by 37 percent, and Kyiv is desperately seeking interceptor missiles. Russia is simultaneously intensifying attacks on logistics infrastructure.

Just 48 hours after the previous devastating strike, Russia launched ballistic missiles and drones at the Ukrainian capital and nearby areas overnight on August 8.

Kyiv faces a critical shortage of interceptors as Russia relentlessly targets cities with fast-moving projectiles, including North Korean missiles.

Pyongyang deploys a special missile unit with 120 ballistic missiles, while preparations are underway to receive an additional 30,000 troops, Ukraine's top military warns.

As Moscow deepens military cooperation with North Korea, concerns grow inside Russia over scams in which women lure recruits into marriage to claim state compensation after their deaths at the front.

Ukraine's military intelligence claims the unit is being deployed in western Russia, in the Voronezh region, for potential strikes on Ukraine.

Ukrainian intelligence warns that Moscow plans to station a missile unit of about 90 personnel from Pyongyang, further deepening military cooperation between the two states.

Mayor Klitschko confirms fires in residential buildings, warehouses, and infrastructure. Sources disagree on the exact number of projectiles fired.

Combined strike on key logistics bridge in Odesa Oblast inflicts serious damage on Ukraine's southern logistics, while Zelensky warns of critical shortage of anti-ballistic missiles.

At least 23 people injured, with fires affecting five city districts. Casualty figures vary among sources.

After Ukrainian drones struck the Iranian vessel Anna on Saturday, killing a sailor, Tehran announces military retaliation, while unconfirmed reports circulate in public about a possible launch of ballistic missiles at Ukraine.