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Poland's Foreign Ministry has drafted a formal note of protest to the Charge d'Affaires of Belarus for the violation of Polish airspace by Belarusian military helicopters, Deputy Foreign Minister Pawel Jablonski said in an interview with RMF24.

The following are the latest developments related to the Ukraine crisis: Several port infrastructure facilities in Ukraine's southern Odesa region were damaged overnight Wednesday in a massive drone attack carried out by Russia, Ukrainian authorities said. A grain elevator, grain storage hangars, a cargo terminal, as well as warehouses and…

While conducting “training” flights, two Belarusian helicopters briefly crossed into Polish airspace, Poland’s Defense Ministry said in a message on its website on Aug. 1.

Tensions rise as Belarusian helicopters reportedly cross into Polish airspace during a training exercise.

Russian occupiers have attacked the liberated Zmiinyi (Snake) Island in the Black Sea with tactical aircraft for the third time in July. Source: Operational Command Pivden (South) Details: The Russians dropped two unidentified bombs near the island, the operational command reports.

Ukraine desperately needs powerful air and missile defense systems to protect grain terminals and port infrastructure. — Ukrinform.

KYIV, Ukraine (AP) – Russia followed its withdrawal from a grain-export deal by expanding its attacks July 21 – from port infrastructure to farm-storage buildings in Ukraine’s Odesa region, while

A storm brought at least three mines to the Black Sea coast in Odesa and Mykolaiv oblasts on 25-26 July, resulting in their detonation. Source: Operational Command Pivden (South) Details: Stormy weather at sea led to an increase in mine danger.

KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Russia followed its withdrawal from a grain export deal by expanding its attacks from port infrastructure to farm storage buildings in Ukraines Odesa region Friday, while

Russia is doubling down in its efforts to block Ukrainian grain exports and maximize damage to Kyiv’s profits one week after it pulled out of a landmark grain deal securing Ukrainian grain exports.  In addition to its systematic attacks on three Ukrainian ports on the Black Sea near Odesa in recent days, Moscow for the first time targeted Ukrainian terminals on the Danube River on Monday night.  In hampering Ukraine's grain exports, Russia hopes to cut into Ukrainian budget revenues and...