ISW’s July 10 update says Moscow clings to maximal aims while using diplomacy to court U.S. ties. Russian forces made small gains near Borova, Toretsk, and Novopavlivka and struck Kyiv. Allies resumed aid and air-defense pledges, underscoring Ukraine’s resilience.
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Europe’s human rights court delivered a landmark judgment on July 9, 2025, holding Russia responsible for the downing of MH17 and systemic abuses in occupied Ukrainian territories since 2014, from killings and torture to child deportations, despite Moscow’s noncooperation.
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An investigation shows Russia’s Su-34 and Su-35 jets rely on Western microelectronics, re-exported via China, Hong Kong, Türkiye and the UAE. Despite sanctions, these chips keep avionics running and enable precision strikes repeatedly used against Ukrainian civilians.
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Ukraine’s foreign minister Andrii Sybiha says wartime pressure has turned the country into a technology leader and urges partners to invest in drones, AI, and cyber tools while tightening sanctions—cutting oil revenues and blocking chips—to starve Russia’s war machine.
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As of April 17, 2025, Germany’s archive lists about €28 billion in military aid to Ukraine, mixing Bundeswehr stock transfers with industry buys. Deliveries include Patriot and IRIS-T air defences, Leopard tanks, PzH 2000s, drones, mine-clearers, and extensive logistics.
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Ukraine’s FM Andrii Sybiha says an extraordinary NATO–Ukraine Council will convene in Brussels at Kyiv’s request after massive Russian air strikes, to coordinate joint steps and ramp up pressure on Moscow, while thanking allies for their sustained, meaningful support today.
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Washington paused shipments of crucial munitions to Ukraine, citing low U.S. stockpiles—a move Kyiv says risks weakening air defence amid intensifying Russian strikes. The halt includes Patriot missiles and other precision arms, raising fears it will cost lives.
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