Retired US pilots could fly Ukraine's F-16s, Lindsey Graham suggests
"Retired F-16 pilots who want to fight for freedom may be hired by Ukraine," the Republican senator said in Kyiv.
Russian Navy trained to launch nuclear strikes on NATO targets: Report
Russia's Baltic Fleet, largely based close to many NATO states, would zero in on alliance sites in Germany and Norway, according to a new report.
Ukraine's "deleted" F-16 update sparks mystery
A message featuring a photo of the US-made jet appeared on an air force command page, but promptly disappeared.
Russians threaten to take to the streets over YouTube ban
YouTube is one of the last platforms where Russians are able to access media outlets that contain opposition views.
Ukraine's commander says Kyiv's forces control 386 square miles of Kursk
On Telegram, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky praised troops for their "steadfastness and decisive actions" in Kursk.
Russia Accuses Ukraine of Using Chemical Weapons in Kursk
A Russian regional governor has claimed that Ukraine poisoned civilians using chemical weapons during its incursion.
China breaks silence on Ukraine's Kursk offensive
China's statement comes after Ukrainian President Zelensky said "pressure on the aggressor" is necessary to push Russian forces out.
Kyiv braces for Russia's "huge" retaliation
"A tough response from the Russian Armed Forces will not be long in coming," Russia's Foreign Ministry has said.
Putin anger as he's told Ukraine controls 28 Kursk settlements: Watch
Putin told a meeting of other Russian officials that "the defense ministry's main task is to push, to kick the enemy out of our territory."
Kursk video shows Russian convoy ambushed in 'one of bloodiest attacks'
Ukraine's surprise offensive into the Kursk region took Russian authorities by surprise, and has continued to yield gains for Ukraine nearly a week later.
NATO allies follow China's warships to and from Russia
A flotilla of Chinese warships was kept under close watch last month as it visited Russia for its annual Navy Day celebrations.
Russia accuses Ukraine of "nuclear terrorism"
Russia and Ukraine have blamed each other for a fire that broke out at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant.
Ukraine's F-16 pilots equipped with new cutting edge technology
"We are now at a new phase in the development of our Air Force," Ukraine's government said.
Ukraine detains energy official over $500,000 corruption scheme
The suspects engineered a corruption scheme to smuggle mining equipment belonging to a state-owned coal mining enterprise from the Donetsk region.
Putin ally hints at retirement after 30 years in power
Alexander Lukashenko was elected in 1994 in the first elections held in independent Belarus and marked 30 years in power in July.
Moscow's Chkalovsky airfield targeted in drone attack: video
UAVs were shot down near the military base,19 miles northeast of the capital Moscow, Russian Telegram channels said.
U.S. warship encountered Chinese vessels on Pacific patrol, Navy says
The Navy said all interactions between destroyer USS Rafael Peralta and the Chinese navy were safe and professional.
Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant fire: what we know so far
The International Atomic Energy Agency said "strong dark smoke" had been observed in the vicinity of Europe's largest nuclear plant after multiple explosions.
Russian spy plane intercepted by NATO jets at border
The presence of a Russian intelligence-gathering aircraft in the Baltic Sea led to the scramble of NATO interceptors.
Zelensky says Russian forces started fire at nuclear plant in Ukraine
"Russia is using the nuclear plant to blackmail Ukraine, and all of Europe and the world," Zelensky warned as smoke rose from the Zaporizhzhia facility.
Video shows Ukrainian soldiers ripping down Russian flags in Kursk advances
"The situation remains tense due to the large number of Ukrainian troops involved," one of Russia's influential military bloggers said on Sunday.
Putin ally vows to bring Russian tanks to NATO country's capital
Dmitry Medvedev declared in a social media post on Friday that Russia is prepared to roll its tanks into Berlin.
Russia faces "vulnerabilities" and "disorganization" in Kursk raid response
Moscow quickly redeployed reinforcements to the border with Ukraine after Kyiv launched its surprise incursion last week.
Donald Trump campaign hack: What we know
The incident has raised alarms about potential foreign interference in this year's election and the vulnerability of campaign infrastructure to cyber-attacks.
Russian spy ship spotted off US coast
A Russian navy intelligence-gathering vessel made a close pass near Alaska's western islands earlier this week.
Obama, Biden and Trump judges deal legal blow to Robert Mueller
A panel of three judges appointed by the three most recent presidents said a businessman can proceed with his suit against Mueller.
Russia, China and Iran spreading fake news targeting US audiences: research
According to a new report, "foreign malign influence" concerning the upcoming election has increased in the past 6 months.
Ukraine's Kursk attack 'humiliating' for Putin, 'No.1 enemy' says
"This is the war he started which has now bitten off a piece of Russia," said Kremlin critic Bill Browder.
Ukrainian drones strike second Russian helicopter in 10 days
Another Russian helicopter has been hit by Ukrainian drone attacks in a period of just ten days.
Russia maps show dramatic impact of Ukraine advances in 24 hours
A new map reveals the progress Ukraine has made since launching its surprise assault into Russia's Kursk Oblast.