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5:17 PM

Digitalization lifts Ukraine’s army mobilization efforts, but is it enough?

4:52 PM

Tbilisi accuses ex-officials from Georgia and Ukraine of plotting to kill ruling party chairman Ivanishvili.

Georgia's State Security Service (SUS) "is investigating the facts of the preparation of the murder of Bidzina Ivanishvili, the honorary chairman of the Georgian Dream party, organized and financed by former high-ranking officials of the Georgian government and former employees of law enforcement agencies in Ukraine," the SUS wrote on Facebook.

11:41 PM  (Updated:  July 24, 2024 4:00 pm)

War analysis

Ukraine’s soldiers training on Starstreak – here’s why it’s so deadly

3:53 PM

6 injured in Kharkiv after Russia's 5th attack in single day.

Also on July 24, a Russian missile attack against the town of Lozova killed one person, injured four, and damaged an infrastructure facility. Search for two more people who may be trapped underneath the rubble is ongoing, Governor Oleh Syniehubov said.

3:28 PM

Hungary to block EU's Ukraine defense funds until Kyiv lifts ban on Lukoil transit, Budapest says.

The Slovak leadership also threatened unspecified repercussions against Ukraine, reminding Slovakia's key role as an electricity supplier amid Ukraine's energy deficit.

3:16 PM

Ukraine, Russia seemingly 'in unison' on peace talks, claims Kremlin, while Kyiv remains skeptical.

Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba is in China where the topic of how to end Russia's full-scale war has been top of the agenda.

2:51 PM

Rheinmetall receives order to build ammunition factory in Ukraine.

"The intention is to start the ammunition production in Ukraine within 24 months," Rheinmetall said in a statement.

2:40 PM

Ukraine Business Roundup — Is Russia’s war decarbonizing Ukraine?

1:49 PM

EU ambassadors back $4.6 billion tranche under Ukraine Facility.

The European Commission sanctioned the disbursement earlier this month. After all EU members voiced their support, the matter will now move to the Council of the EU, currently president by Hungary.

1:13 PM

Ukraine charges Kremlin ally Medvedchuk over privatization of oil pipeline.

Ukrainian authorities charged pro-Russian oligarch Viktor Medvedchuk in absentia with illegal seizure of the Samara-Western direction oil pipeline several years ago, the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) said on July 24.

12:53 PM

Moscow car bomb attack injures Russian intelligence officer, media reports say.

Kyiv has denied any involvement in the attack. Ukrainian presidential adviser Mykhailo Podolyak told independent Russian media he believed there was "a malfunction with the gas equipment in the car."

12:01 PM

Kuleba holds more than 3 hours of talks with Chinese FM.

"China has always been firmly committed to promoting a political solution to the crisis," the Chinese Foreign Ministry said in a statement regarding the talks.

12:01 PM

Russia outguns Ukraine but suffers 3 times higher losses, Syrskyi says.

Moscow currently fields some 520,000 troops in Ukraine and plans to raise this number to 690,000 by the end of the year, Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces Oleksandr Syrskyi said in an interview with the Guardian published on July 24.

11:16 AM

Russian attacks kill 4, injure 17 across Ukraine, hit Swiss NGO office in Kharkiv.

"Today at 5 a.m., the Russians hit the office of the Swiss (Foundation) for Mine Action FSD with a ballistic missile," Kharkiv Oblast Governor Oleh Syniehubov said on Telegram.

11:05 AM

Yermak holds talks with VP Harris' national security advisor.

Andriy Yermak and Phil Gordon spoke about "the situation on the frontline and the increasing number of Russian attacks on Ukrainian cities and communities, especially on energy infrastructure," the Presidential Office said in a statement.

10:26 AM

Russia attempting to break through toward Pokrovsk in Donetsk Oblast, military says.

"As of this morning, in the Pokrovsk direction, our defenders repelled 41 enemy attacks in the areas of Panteleimonivka, Novooleksandrivka, Vozdvyzhenka, Prohres, Novoselivka Persha, Umanske, and Yasnobrodivka," Lieutenant Colonel Nazar Voloshyn added.

10:22 AM

Ukraine's military intelligence behind cyberattack on Russian banks, source says.

Earlier in the day, Russian media reported on outages from several top banks, including Raiffeisen, Gazprombank, Rosselkhozbank, and Rosbank. The outages also reportedly impacted social networks, payment systems on public transport, and some airlines.

9:28 AM

Ukraine won't enter EU without settling WWII-era Volyn massacre issue, Polish minister says.

Defense Minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz said that Poland supports Ukraine against Russian aggression as much as it can, but the relations are "not perfect" due to unresolved historical issues. Warsaw has been Kyiv's staunch supporter since 2022, although the ties have soured in the past months over trade disputes.

8:09 AM

General Staff: Russia has lost 570,120 troops in Ukraine since Feb. 24, 2022.

This number includes 1,140 casualties Russian forces suffered just over the past day.

7:57 AM

Portugal believes Ukraine alone should lead any peace process.

The European Union must stay committed to its policy that any discussions about ending the war in Ukraine should be led by the government in Kyiv, according to Portuguese Foreign Minister Paulo Rangel.

6:41 AM

Russian forces strike Kharkiv with missiles.

While initially reporting one person killed, the mayor later said that the fatality was not confirmed.

4:15 AM

Russian court sentences exiled journalist Mikhail Zygar in absentia.

A Moscow court sentenced exiled Russian journalist Mikhail Zygar to eight and a half years in prison in absentia for spreading “fake news” about the Russian army, as part of Russia’s intensifying crackdown on opposition media.

3:27 AM

Russian man arrested in France over Paris Olympics destabilization plot.

On July 23, French police arrested a Russian man who is suspected of plotting destabilizing activities during the Paris Olympics.

1:41 AM

DTEK aims to recover 60-70% of its power generation capacity by October.

By October, DTEK, Ukraine's largest private energy company, plans to restore 60-70% of the power generation it lost as a result of Russia’s mass shelling this spring, according to DTEK Executive Director Dmytro Sakharuk.