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16 stories from Planck Standard. Latest: September 12, 2026.
In his first public appearance since leaving the Pentagon, Driscoll praised the DELTA platform and warned that the U.S. plans to buy 300,000 drones a year while Ukraine builds 7 to 10 million.
At least 37 people were killed and about 50 apartment buildings damaged after the strike set off secondary explosions. Ukraine's president says ammunition was being stored where the law forbids it.
Zelenskyy said the casualties were a direct consequence of Ukraine running out of Patriot interceptors, the only weapon in its arsenal that can stop a ballistic missile.
WatchMore than ten explosions rolled across the Ukrainian capital overnight. At least 27 people were wounded, four of them children, in the second deadly barrage on Ukraine in two days.
A ballistic missile struck a closed-door drone exhibition in the Kyiv region on Friday. Ukraine's prosecutor general has opened two criminal cases — one against Russia, and one into who decided to hold the event at all.
One of the largest barrages of the war exposed cracks in Ukraine's Patriot-dependent air defenses as a global shortage of interceptors — worsened by the Middle East conflict — begins to bite.
Moscow hurled nearly 570 missiles and drones — including hypersonic Zircon and Iskander ballistic missiles — at residential districts, forcing tens of thousands into subway shelters.
Moscow launched 70 missiles and more than 600 drones overnight, killing five emergency workers in a 'double-tap' strike and igniting the roof of a UNESCO-listed cathedral.
Moscow fired 73 missiles and 656 drones at Kyiv, Dnipro and Kharkiv overnight, collapsing an apartment block and knocking out power for 140,000 people as Ukraine's depleted air defenses struggled to keep up.
Moscow's repeated warnings before the attack appeared designed to inflict psychological damage on Ukraine's capital beyond the physical destruction.
WatchThe assault — among the largest of the war — battered Kyiv, Dnipro and five other regions with hypersonic missiles, collapsing a nine-story apartment block and trapping residents beneath the rubble.
An overnight assault that included a hypersonic Oreshnik missile killed at least four people and wounded around 100, with Mayor Vitali Klitschko reporting damage in 'every district' of the capital.
Buildings rattled in Kyiv for hours as Russia deployed intermediate-range ballistic missile for only third time in the ongoing war.
WatchPresident Volodymyr Zelensky said the bombardment, which collapsed an apartment block in the Darnytsia district and killed at least one person, was the largest two-day air attack of the war.
The deadliest mass shooting in Ukraine in years occurred at a grocery store, highlighting how firearms have proliferated since the war with Russia began.
Coordinated missile and drone attacks struck residential buildings as global attention focused on the Lebanon ceasefire. Ukraine hit back by targeting a Black Sea oil refinery.