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More cash, not enough weapons: NATO presses to produce more

NATO leaders face a critical challenge in Ankara: transforming increased defence budgets into actual weapons. Despite significant spending hikes, Europe struggles with production capacity, long wait times, and fragmented markets. Ukraine's wartime innovation, particularly in drones, offers a stark contrast and a potential model for Europe to outproduce and outgun…

The Economic Times

Ukraine war briefing: Zelenskyy ridicules Russian military drive, saying Putin keeps postponing goal deadlines

Ukrainian president says Kremlin leader has repeatedly set and deferred timelines to fully capture eastern Donbas area. What we know on day 1,588

The Guardian - AU

Canada gave Ukrainians safety, but building a future was harder

The Canadian response to Ukrainians fleeing Russia’s large-scale invasion has been praised as one of the country’s most generous humanitarian responses in recent history. Through the Canada-Ukraine Authorization for Emergency Travel program, known as CUAET, nearly 300,000 Ukrainians came to Canada with temporary permission to live, work and study.

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War-Mad Putin Wildly Claims 'Everything Is Fine' as Russia Fractures Behind Closed Doors

Vladimir Putin's address at the United Russia Party Congress emphasised national unity and resilience amidst ongoing conflict and Western sanctions, reinforcing the Kremlin's narrative ahead of parliamentary elections.

International Business Times UK

Europe's record-breaking heatwave: What you need to know

Death toll tops 1,300 as record temperatures shift east, with Ukraine's war-damaged power grid now bracing for the heat's next phase.

Euronews

Explainer: Why Péter Magyar is reluctant to align with the EU on Ukraine

Hungary's new prime minister ended Budapest's veto on Ukraine's EU accession talks in June, but is resisting further progress, citing minority rights, Western Balkans fairness, and domestic political pressures. Here's why he's digging in.

Euronews

'Russia might launch limited war against Nato within ... ': Dutch intel sounds alarm

A stark warning from Dutch defense intelligence suggests Russia might launch a limited military strike against a NATO member within a year of the Ukraine war's conclusion. This assessment, highlighting Russia's preparations for a prolonged European confrontation, echoes concerns from NATO's Secretary General. As Europe reassesses its security, the report…

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At least 9 killed as Russia launches fresh attacks across Ukraine's Dnipro, Zaporizhzhia

The deadliest attack took place in the southeastern city of Dnipro, where a Russian missile strike killed five people and wounded 29 others, according to regional governor Oleksandr Hanzha. Hanzha shared photographs showing a passenger minibus with its rear doors blown off, shattered windows in a nearby building and a…

The Times of India

Putin Accused of Adopting Nazi-Era Tactics as Russia Targets Ukraine's Religious Landmarks

Russia's recent attacks on Ukrainian religious landmarks, including the Kyiv Pechersk Lavra, have drawn comparisons to Nazi Germany's WWII tactics.

International Business Times UK

Putin Admits Fuel Shortages In Russia As Ukraine Keeps Hitting Key Infrastructure

Russian President Vladimir Putin admitted there are fuel shortages in the country as Ukraine keeps hitting key energy infrastructure with increased drone strikes.

International Business Times

Russia could attack NATO one year after Ukraine war: Dutch govt

Russia could launch a "limited" military campaign against a NATO country just one year after the war in Ukraine ends, the Dutch defence ministry warned on Monday. "In the worst-case scenario, a limited war against NATO members could be possible within one year of the Russian war in Ukraine ending,"…

The Economic Times

Zelenskyy condemns 'horrific attacks' as Russian strikes kill 8, wound 35 in Ukraine

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says Russian missiles and drones have killed at least eight civilians and injured 35 others

The Independent UK

Ukraine's battered energy grid braces for 'intense heat' as extreme temperatures head east

Russian drone and missile attacks have decimated Ukraine's energy network since Moscow invaded in February 2022, causing tens of billions of euros worth of damage and leading to frequent power outages.

Euronews

Europe's deadly heatwave scorches eastern flank, inches towards Ukraine

PARIS (FRANCE) - The most severe heatwave ever recorded in Europe roasted central and eastern parts of the continent on Monday and began to creep over Ukraine, which scrambled to prepare its war-ravaged power grid for the shock of scorching heat.

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The Independent UK

Stray Ukrainian drones crashing onto Nato soil are price worth paying to defeat Putin, says Estonian foreign minister

‘We are not saying to Ukraine to stop it,’ said Margus Tsahkna

The Independent UK

Why Putin is facing problems as Ukraine steps up attacks on Russia

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The Times of India

Putin rejects Ukraine's truce proposal, vows to fight until Russia achieves territorial goals

President Putin firmly dismissed Ukraine's ceasefire request, insisting that military actions will persist until Donbas and Novorossiya are fully liberated. He pointed to Ukraine's troop shortages and the success of Russian offensive operations as justification for his stance. Despite recognizing Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian targets, he maintained their limited…

France 24

Europe’s heatwave forces Ukraine power cuts, sets Slovakia record as it moves east

Ukraine’s energy network, already under strain from repeated Russian attacks, was shut down on Monday due to sweltering temperatures. Meanwhile, Slovakia registered its new record-high temperature of 41C as Europe’s most intense heatwave moved eastward across the continent.

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The Guardian - UK

Putin admits Ukrainian drone strikes are driving Russian fuel shortages

President says attacks on infrastructure are causing ‘obvious’ problems but that they are ‘not critical’

International Business Times UK

Russia-Ukraine War Update: Putin Admits Fuel Problems as Ukraine Attacks Two Russo Oil Refineries

Ukraine's strategic strikes on Russian oil refineries have led to fuel shortages, prompting rationing and economic concerns. President Putin acknowledges the crisis, while diplomatic tensions rise.

Euronews

Putin admits oil deficit and adjusted fuel plans amid Ukrainian strikes on refineries

A fresh overnight Ukrainian assault set southern Russia’s major Sloviansk refinery on fire, killing one person.

The Independent UK

Ukraine-Russia war latest: Zelensky mocks Putin’s failure to capture Donbas ‘15 times already’

Putin admits fuel supply problems have created shortages in Russia as Kyiv continues attacks on his oil refineries

The Economic Times

Putin says Russia will press on with front-line campaign regardless of Ukraine proposals

President Putin declared Russia's intent to fully capture four Ukrainian regions, dismissing a Ukrainian proposal for a ceasefire as a tactic to ease pressure on its forces. He emphasized the need to bolster air defenses against Ukrainian drone attacks targeting Russia's oil industry, while asserting these strikes do not impact…

The Guardian - AU

Ukraine war briefing: Putin expects US negotiators in Moscow; fuel rationing in Siberia as crisis bites

Russian president says he expects to host US representatives once Middle East crisis eases; Siberian region of Irkutsk sets 50-litre limit at state-run outlets. What we know on day 1,587

Bangkok Post

Putin acknowledges fuel shortages after Ukraine strikes

MOSCOW - Russian President Vladimir Putin acknowledged that the country was suffering from "a certain shortage" of fuel in an interview published by the Kremlin Sunday, after repeated Ukrainian strikes in their four-year war.

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