Morning near the Russian capital started with a dramatic double feature: burning fuel tanks and someone's undelivered parcels going up in smoke.
Moscow cooked up a "new doctrine" of hammering civilian infrastructure before winter. Kyiv's countermove? Taking a blowtorch to the oil refineries paying for it.
Just another day where walking down a quiet provincial road comes with a random airborne terror risk.
It seems the road to peace might be paved with crude oil and some very familiar faces.
Another commercial bulk carrier minding its own business in the Black Sea trade corridor just caught a Russian strike, leaving one crew member dead and three injured.
Nothing captures nuclear safety quite like having to schedule an eighth temporary ceasefire just so technicians can glue power lines back onto Europe's biggest nuclear plant.
The Ministry of Defense is basically saying 'fine, I'll do it myself' and the results are actually insane.
It has taken far too long, but the government is finally centralizing the agonizing process of identifying our soldiers.
It seems Washington has decided that sleep is overrated when it comes to military operations.
The French and German leaders just dropped a new defense plan, claiming the continent is essentially stuck in park without them.
Looks like the parliament is getting ready to make Yevhen Khmara the official head of defense by mid-August.
Trying to smooth things over with Poland, Zelenskyy just greenlit the full disclosure of sensitive historical archives.