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Russia is likely starting its recurring winter campaign earlier than usual while Ukraine is still developing defenses against the ballistic missiles and jet-powered drones being used in increasingly large strike packages.
Ukraine is finding ammunition for its F-16s “virtually all over the world,” Zelenskyy said on 5 October.
Romania and Bulgaria have described the attacks only as drone strikes, without saying where the drones came from.
The strikes on medical vehicles and a high-rise are now under investigation as war crimes.
Middle East Eye's sources say Ukraine has bought a handful from the Turkish maker Aselsan and is weighing more, and a Ukrainian official calls them "pretty much successful" against Russian attacks so far.
Footage geolocated by OSINT analysts placed the blaze at the Volodarskaya station, part of Russia's state pipeline network.
Strikes on energy facilities and businesses have surged, while damage to power plants is causing outages as winter approaches.
Russia burned 628,000 new school textbooks in a Kharkiv warehouse at the peak of back-to-school season.
The company says its Night Hornets unit has downed more than 50 Shaheds.
He explains why he thinks US President Donald Trump won't win the Nobel Peace Prize this year, and why Ukraine should.
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