Kyiv endured another horrific night. At least 8 people have been killed and 34 others injured in Russia’s latest attack. Authorities have confirmed damage at no fewer than 28 locations across the city, with the vast majority affecting residential buildings and civilian infrastructure.

❗️Footage of last night’s strike near the Nyvky metro station in Kyiv.

I just love watching this “demilitarization” unfold.

Ukrainian company Triada Robotics has unveiled the concept of a new jet-powered long-range strike drone with a reported range of up to 2,000 km. The drone is designed to carry a 100–200 kg warhead and cruise at 650–700 km/h. The company says it aims to begin pre-production by the end of the year.

Drones are making their way into Moscow.

Breaking news addiction is a real thing.

Another day, another Pantsir system parked in a Moscow neighborhood. The “special military operation” keeps getting closer to home.

The case is another example of Russia’s ongoing persecution of civilians in occupied Ukrainian territories for supporting Ukraine.

According to the occupation investigation, Chornyi made 27 donations to support the Armed Forces of Ukraine between November 2023 and May 2025. The total amount of all donations over roughly a year and a half was 4,100 hryvnias (about $100).

Russian occupation authorities have sentenced 71-year-old Ivan Chornyi, a resident of occupied Tokmak in Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia region, to 13 years in a maximum-security penal colony on charges of “high treason.”

I want to believe that one day soon, we’ll see the Kerch Bridge on fire.

Russia is ready to resume negotiations with Ukraine from where they left off, Lavrov says.

🇩🇪🇺🇦 Germany will provide Ukraine with 600 missiles for the Patriot air defense system, — President Zelenskyy.

Current residents of Crimea, how are you doing? Got fuel? Packed your bags yet?

GOOD NEWS: Looks like Moscow Day 2 might be loading. Reports of numerous drones over Moscow are coming in.

Despite all circumstances, Russian air defenses continue to operate at a high level, — Peskov High level:

Big thanks to Muscovites for their unwavering dedication to filming absolutely everything.

Moscow is reportedly expecting a very nasty storm.