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According to an analysis shared with Sky News, despite Ukraine's Western allies' larger combined economies, they are currently lagging behind Russia in shell production rates.

The Ukrainian fightback around Vovchansk is being led by the elite 82nd Air Assault Brigade, sources told the Kyiv Post.

Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF) evacuate aid vehicles in North Darfur's al-Fashir, closely watched by armed rebels. Western diplomats and aid organizations warn of a potential human catastrophe for the 800,000 civilians trapped. Despite international calls for de-escalation, violence continues to rise.

The Special Operations Forces of Ukraine reported that newly developed drones have enabled them to take out four anti-aircraft missile complexes in less than a month, paving the way for F-16s.

Poland has signed a contract to purchase Barbara balloons, which can detect missiles, aircraft, and drones out to more than 300 km to monitor its borders with Russia and Belarus.

Critical calibers are still in short supply and it looks like the Ukrainian army has nowhere near sufficient shell for major bombardments. Western ammo resupply is still en route, mostly.

Col. Gen. Gennadiy Anashkin, who commands all Russian forces on the southern front in Ukraine, was reported to have been wounded in a long-range missile attack on a staff meeting in Luhansk.

Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas has made a compelling case for NATO's operations to train Ukrainian forces within their country, arguing that these efforts are a prudent measure that does not raise the specter of a broader conflict with Russia. In interviews with the Financial Times, PM Kallas has elucidated the position that hands-on support…

In a significant escalation of hostilities, Ukraine has reportedly employed US-made long-range missiles to strike and destroy a key vessel of the Russian navy off the coast of occupied Crimea, according to Ukrainian and independent news sources. The use of Army Tactical Missile System (ATACMS) missiles by Ukrainian forces against the Russian warship Cyclone, as…

British historian Timothy Garton Ash has used the prize money from his book to help provide the Ukrainian Armed Forces with badly needed drones. He spoke to Kyiv Post's Chief Editor, Bohdan Nahaylo.