Ukraine rejects any peace plan that ignores its Constitution or territorial integrity. Zelenskyy states the Ukrainian territorial question is already resolved in law and warns that any deal made without Kyiv will fail to bring lasting peace.
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A new Pentagon policy allows weapons built for Ukraine to be diverted back into U.S. stockpiles, raising uncertainty over future deliveries as NATO prepares a funding mechanism to keep Kyiv supplied amid growing concerns about American stockpile shortages.
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Russia has launched an online catalog displaying abducted Ukrainian children with photos and descriptions, exposing a state-run system of trafficking, forced deportation, and identity erasure. Ukrainian officials say this database proves Kremlin war crimes.
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Germany will deliver two additional Patriot systems to Ukraine, strengthening national air defense as Russian strikes intensify. Initial launchers arrive within days, with full system components following in two to three months through coordinated NATO support.
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Russia launched a massive overnight barrage on July 18–19, firing Iskander missiles and Kh-101 missiles as well as swarms of Shahed drones that hit energy and civilian sites. Kyiv touted a prospective US–Ukraine “drone deal” to scale production.
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Top executives at Russia’s biggest lenders are privately mapping how to seek state recapitalization if bad loans keep climbing. Official NPLs look manageable and buffers are large, but restructurings mask risk. 2017-style bailouts could return.
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Washington’s new approach pairs a NATO-financed surge of U.S. air defenses and artillery with threats of sweeping secondary tariffs, aiming to slow Russia’s advances, harden Ukraine’s skies, and force the Kremlin toward talks on terms Kyiv can accept.
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