Kyiv’s defence AI chief says artificial intelligence is already changing battlefield operations and could soon reshape how military decisions are made.
Moscow called in the French, German, and British ambassadors, accusing their governments of pursuing a policy that, it claims, prolongs the war in Ukraine
More than 140 drones targeted military sites near St. Petersburg, Russia's second-largest city, as Kyiv called the strikes a direct response to continued Russian aggression.
Kyiv acknowledges the unmanned vessel that washed ashore on the island of Lefkada in early May was a Ukrainian military drone, apologizing for an incident it attributes to the realities of Russian aggression.
Four Republicans joined all Democrats in voting for withdrawal from Iran and supporting Ukraine. Republican defections expose cracks in party unity on key foreign policy fronts
The U.S. House passed a Ukraine aid and Russia sanctions bill, exposing Republican divisions over Trump’s foreign policy
Athens has formally raised concerns with Kyiv, arguing that the incident endangered maritime traffic, posed environmental risks and brought military activity closer to the Mediterranean.
A growing network of defence tech startups is supplying Ukraine with autonomous sea and land systems, as new accelerator programmes and investment platforms reshape battlefield innovation.
Addressing the UN Security Council, Greece voiced concern over damage to diplomatic facilities in Kyiv and called for an immediate, unconditional ceasefire as civilian casualties continue to rise.
Greek authorities intensify diplomatic contacts and security coordination following concerns over maritime spillover from the war in Ukraine
Russia has threatened the Baltics while carrying out massive strikes on Kyiv
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The Greek defense minister warned that the drifting Ukrainian maritime drone discovered in Ionian Sea could have caused mass casualties had it struck a cruise ship
The agreement clears the way for an initial €3.2 billion disbursement once approved by Ukraine’s parliament, as part of a broader €90 billion support package through 2027
Senior NATO officials backed Ukraine’s use of unmanned sea drones after one was found adrift in the Ionian Sea, calling such tactics a “typical” form of modern asymmetric warfare
Russian president says troops are ‘resisting an aggressive force armed and supported by the entire NATO bloc’
US president says temporary halt in fighting could open path to renewed diplomacy, with no immediate confirmation from Moscow or Kyiv
Russian president’s ‘Victory Day’ cult backfires as conflict drags on longer than Soviet battle against Nazis
Ukrainian forces are scaling up interceptor drone operations to counter Russia’s Shahed drone attacks, aiming for a 95% interception rate as both sides rapidly adapt technology in an escalating low-cost aerial war