A Drone Killed Three Ukrainians. It Was Guided Entirely by A.I.

An attack by what Ukrainian officials said was a Russian drone with an Nvidia chip presages a dystopian future of weaponry untethered to humans.

By Andrew E. Kramer and Nicole Tung

In Ukraine, 'people are numbed by the constant repetition of air raid alerts'

As Russian strikes increase and become more deadly, Ukraine's major cities are racing to modernize their alert systems. Yet, a growing number of overwhelmed civilians no longer respond to the warnings.

On Donetsk’s ‘life or death’ highway with the Khyzhak brigade – photo essay

The road to Konstyantynivka in Donetsk, Ukraine, is a perilous journey for the Khyzhak brigade – a mobile unit tasked with shooting down Russian drones to cover soldiers’ rotations or moving armoured vehicles “Holy yeah! Yeaaaah! Done!” Booooooom. Dzhango firing to shoot down a Russian FPV-drone. Continue reading...

By Julia Kochetova

Russians have damaged 492 locomotives since start of full-scale war

Russian attacks have damaged 492 locomotives and 249 railway carriages since the start of the full-scale invasion. A government action programme envisages repairing 70% of the damaged locomotives.

By Andrii Muravskyi

Two children killed, others injured after drone attacks in Russia’s Krasnodar

In Ukraine, a Russian attack on the outskirts of the northeastern city of Kharkiv killed three people, an official said

Ukraine-Russia war latest: Three dead in Russian strikes on Kharkiv as Kyiv targets another online retailer

Ukrainian drones spark fire at a logistics hub belonging to online retailer Ozon, after weeks of attacks targeting Wildberries

By Arpan Rai

Russia's Ozon says four logistics hubs targeted by Ukrainian drones - The Straits Times

Russia's Ozon says four logistics hubs targeted by Ukrainian drones  The Straits Times

Putin wants to draft 300,000 new troops, Zelenskyy says

Moscow's forces are pressing ahead with an effort to capture the rest of eastern Ukraine's industrialized Donbas region.

Zelenskyy rejects rival's call for vote, says would 'split' Ukraine

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said in remarks made public Sunday that it would be too dangerous for Ukraine to hold an election while fighting Russia, after a call by his former defense minister to organize a vote. As he fended off the political pressure, Zelenskyy announced a new drone deal with Norway, with European leaders arriving for talks ahead of a meeting Monday to discuss how to pressure Russia to end its invasion. Ukraine has suspended elections under martial law, a measure s

By The Korea Herald

At Least 3 Killed as Ukrainian Drones Target Ozon Hubs Across Southern Russia

The online retailer said four of its facilities were targeted in overnight attacks throughout the North Caucasus.

Russian Finance Ministry proposes tax deferrals, audit freeze for Wildberries through year’s end

Russia’s Finance Ministry has submitted a package of support measures to the government for RWB Group — the merged company formed by Wildberries & Russ — as well as for sellers whose goods were destroyed in Ukrainian drone attacks.

Russian forces hit construction hypermarket in Odesa, sparking massive fire

On the morning of August 24, Russian forces struck the Epicentr hypermarket in Odesa’s Peresyp District.

35 Years Since The Restoration of Ukraine’s Independence Day - Nation Thailand

35 Years Since The Restoration of Ukraine’s Independence Day  Nation Thailand

Seven Days: Ukrainian Recalls Captivity at Hands of Bosnian Serb

Ukraine is about to try Davor Savicic in absentia - the first Bosnian national to be charged with war crimes allegedly committed while fighting with Russian forces in 2022. In an interview with BIRN, one of his accusers recalls his captivity in a rat-infested pit, blindfolded and bound, fearing for his life.

By Enes Hodzic