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Ukraine's leadership is at the centre of renewed attention after Kyiv pushed back against Donald Trump's suggestion that Ukraine needs a new president, while Russian drone and missile attacks continue. Zelensky announced hundreds of jet-powered drone interceptors in production and confirmed the first combat use of Ukraine's FP-7 ballistic missile, vowing more energy strikes in response to Moscow's new doctrine targeting civilians.
- 2Ukraine's drone blitz disables 36% of Russia's oil refining capacity●Ukraine knocks out 36% of Russia's oil refining capacity in under two weeks
Ukraine has knocked out roughly 36% of Russia's oil refining capacity in a thirteen-day campaign of drone strikes on refinery facilities. The strikes have paralysed a significant share of Moscow's fuel production, marking one of the most effective sustained attacks on Russian energy infrastructure since the war began. Observers are weighing the impact on Russia's fuel supplies and export revenues, as well as possible retaliation and effects on global oil markets.
- 3India proposes three-point plan to end Russia-Ukraine war●INDIA OFFERS 3 PART WAR END to Russia and Ukraine | Either This or Nuclear War | By Prashant Dhawan
Prashant Dhawan, in a widely viewed commentary, says India has put forward a three-part proposal to end the war between Russia and Ukraine, framing it as an alternative to the risk of nuclear escalation. The plan is drawing attention amid ongoing diplomatic efforts to broker a settlement, with debate over whether New Delhi can play a meaningful mediating role between Moscow and Kyiv.
- 4Ukrainian Fight Drone Simulator Paired With RadioMaster TX12▼UKRAINIAN FIGHT DRONE SIMULATOR + RadioMaster TX12
Ukrainian drone simulators paired with the RadioMaster TX12 radio controller are drawing large audiences. The setup lets users practice FPV combat flying on a simulator before touching real hardware, a training path widely used by Ukrainian drone operators during the war. Viewers are watching demonstrations of the simulator running alongside the compact transmitter.
- 5The Diplomat retracts article, admits fake interview●Diplomat retracts article, admits Newtype interview was faked
The Diplomat has retracted an article about a Korean startup's AI weapons test in Ukraine, acknowledging that an interview with a figure associated with Newtype was faked. The publication withdrew the story after questions surfaced about the authenticity of the source material. Commenters are discussing how the fabricated interview passed editorial checks and what the retraction means for the outlet's credibility.
- 6Ukraine counter-attack reportedly shatters Russian spearhead●EXPOSED: Ukraine 'triggers Vivaldi 2.0’ as counter-attack shatters Russian spearhead | Battle Plans
Ukraine is reported to have launched a counter-attack that has broken up a Russian spearhead advance, in what commentators are calling a 'Vivaldi 2.0' operation, a reference to an earlier Ukrainian defensive manoeuvre. Details of where and when the clash took place, and how significant the Russian losses are, remain unconfirmed.
- 7Ukrainian farmer uses unlikely method to clear Russian mines●Ukrainian FARMER Found an UNBELIEVABLE Way to Remove Russian Mines
A Ukrainian farmer has drawn wide attention for devising an unconventional method to remove landmines left behind by Russian forces in farmland. With large stretches of agricultural land contaminated by explosives, farmers unable to wait for official demining teams are improvising their own solutions to make fields safe again. Viewers are reacting with a mix of amazement and concern over the risks civilians take to reclaim their land.
- 8Russia reported losing frontline ground in Ukraine for second month●Update from Ukraine | Russia's Frontline DISASTER! Losing Ground Two Months in a Row
Ukraine war commentators report that Russian forces have been losing ground along the frontline for two consecutive months, describing the situation for Moscow as a serious setback. Military update coverage says Ukrainian units have continued advancing in key sectors, putting sustained pressure on Russian positions and raising questions about Russia's ability to hold occupied territory.
- 9Ukraine reports worst day for Russian aviation after deep strikes●Update from Ukraine | Great! Worst Day for Russian Aviation | Deep Strikes inside Russia
Supporters of Ukraine are celebrating what is being described as the worst day for Russian aviation in the war so far, following Ukrainian deep strikes inside Russian territory. The developments are being shared as a significant battlefield update, with the strikes reportedly hitting aircraft and infrastructure far from the front lines and marking a notable escalation in Ukraine's long-range strike campaign.