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8 October

War

Ukraine and Russia Exchange Attacks, Five Dead

Ukraine and Russia launched attacks on each other's territory, leaving at least five people dead, authorities on the two sides said.

7 October

War

Ukrainian Soldiers of 1st/30th Mechanized Infantry Battalion, role-playing as the opposition force, jump off a BMP-1 and BTR-80 while conducting round robin training during Exercise Rapid Trident 17 at the International Peace Keeping Security Centre in Yavoriv, Ukraine Sept, 12, 2017. Rapid Trident 17 will provide participating nations with the opportunity to improve theatre security cooperation within Eastern Europe, enhance interoperability amongst NATO members and partners, and to combine capabilities to operate joint, multinational and integrated security operations. (U.S. Army photo by Pfc. Zachery Perkins)

Rojoef Manuel

Ukraine Pulls Training Centers Inland as Air Strikes Increase

Ukraine is relocating its military training centers further from the frontlines to protect soldiers from a rising number of Russian drone and missile attacks, the country’s top general said.

7 October

Land

Ethan M. Encarnacion

North Korea Unveils Own Version of Russia’s Pantsir Missile Defense System

North Korea has rolled out a new short-range air defense system, but its design seems to draw inspiration from a very familiar source.

6 October

Europe

Staff Writer With AFP

Western Parts Found in Russian Drones, Missiles: Zelensky

Ukraine has found tens of thousands of foreign parts, including Western-made, in the drones and missiles Russia fired in a weekend air attack on the country, President Volodymyr Zelensky said Monday.

6 October

Europe

Staff Writer With AFP

Russia Says Downed 251 Ukrainian Drones Overnight

Russia's defense ministry said Monday that it had downed 251 Ukrainian drones overnight, in one of Kyiv's largest retaliatory attacks on its neighbor since Moscow invaded over three years ago.

5 October

Europe

Staff Writer With AFP

Ukraine Says Russia Intensifying Railway Strikes to Cut Off Civilians Near Front

The head of Ukraine's railways said that Russia was intensifying a campaign of air strikes on the network in an attempt to isolate frontline communities ahead of winter.

3 October

War

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky alongside European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and the President of the European Council Antonio Costa

Staff Writer With AFP

Zelensky Warns Europe Russia Looking to ‘Escalate’ War

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky warned Europe recent drone incursions showed Russia was looking to "escalate" its aggression, as he offered his country's war-honed expertise to help counter the threat.

3 October

Sea

NATO troops conduct a massive amphibious landing during the Exercise Baltic Operations on the Baltic Sea

Staff Writer With AFP

Verdict Due in Finland Trial Over Baltic Cable Cuts

A Finnish court will deliver its verdict on the captain and two senior officers of a ship, believed to be part of Russia's "shadow fleet," suspected of cutting Baltic Sea cables.

2 October

Drones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion

Rojoef Manuel

Russia Possibly Recruited N. Korean Workers to Build Attack Drones, Ukrainian General Says

Russia may be relying on as many as 20,000 North Korean laborers to help build weapons, including tactical unmanned aerial systems, according to Ukraine’s top general.

2 October

War