Moscow launched another attack all across Ukraine with more than 300 strike drones and over 30 missiles of various types.
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Verkhovna Rada expands SBU’s Alpha unit significantly
The Verkhovna Rada has significantly expanded the SBU’s elite Alpha special forces unit, according to a report by Empr Media.
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US Repositioning: Patriot to Ukraine and Germany
US reallocates Patriot air defense system deliveries to send more and faster to Ukraine — WSJ The US has moved Switzerland in line to receive new Patriot air defense systems in favor of Germany, which will allow Berlin to send two of the air defense systems it already has
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Usyk fights for Ukraine on world stage, defending title at Wembley
When Russia invaded in 2022, Oleksandr Usyk put boxing on hold to join Kyiv’s territorial defense. Urged by fellow soldiers to return, he came back to the ring not just to win—but to fight for Ukraine on the world stage. On 19 July 2025 at Wembley, Oleksandr Usyk defends his
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Usyk: Undisputed Champion, Cossack Spirit, Fighting for Ukraine
Usyk stopped Dubois in 2023, defeated Tyson Fury in 2024, and became undisputed heavyweight champ. He trains at home in Kyiv, has launched the Fight for Light campaign, and enters the ring like a Cossack warrior. He fights for more than titles. He fights for home.
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Russians strike missile attack on Synelnykove district
Russians launched a missile strike on the Synelnykove district, resulting in casualties and destruction.
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Armor that saves lives: the M113 evacuates 11 soldiers
Armor that saves lives.
— Defense of Ukraine (@DefenceU) 19 juillet 2025
The M113 APC crew rescued 11 soldiers from the battlefield. The armored vehicle withstood multiple drone and mine hits but managed to evacuate everyone alive.
📹: @DPSU_ua pic.twitter.com/OfKIiXhtd3Armor that saves lives.
The M113 APC crew rescued 11 soldiers from the battlefield. The armored vehicle withstood multiple drone and mine hits but managed to evacuate everyone alive. : @DPSU_ua -
Woman held accountable for pro-Russian slogans in Kyiv metro
A woman in Kyiv has been held accountable for shouting pro-Russian slogans in the metro.
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Ukraine’s Spiderweb Drone Strikes Spark Russian Airfield Shutdowns
After Ukraine’s “Operation Spiderweb” in June — when drones hit Russian airfields from mobile containers — officials panicked. Since then, shutdowns spread to nearly the entire country. 3/
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Kremlin blames drones as cellphone internet collapses across 73 Russian regions
Cellphone internet is collapsing across Russia. 73 out of 80+ regions now face shutdowns. The Kremlin blames Ukrainian drones — but experts warn it’s a nationwide test of authoritarian control tells AP. 1/