Month: July 2026

In the incomplete July 2026, Russian strikes destroyed or seriously damaged more than 1.5 million copies of Ukrainian books. Behind this figure are burned children’s editions, fiction, destroyed warehouses, ruined printing houses, and hundreds of thousands of school textbooks that were already supposed to be sent to Ukrainian schools. The Ukrainian Book Institute called the … Read more

Strikes on Wildberries logistics centers have become one of the most discussed episodes of the Ukrainian campaign to target facilities deep within Russia. For the first time, the target was not an oil refinery, a military airfield, or a defense industry enterprise, but infrastructure used daily by millions of ordinary Russians. That is why the … Read more

In Uman on July 20, 2026, a ceremonial event was held in honor of the Israeli ambassador to Ukraine, Michael Brodsky, who is concluding his diplomatic tenure after five years of service. This is about the farewell to the diplomat in connection with the end of his term. The event was hosted by the Breslov … Read more

On Wednesday, July 15, 2026, at 5:00 PM in the Chernivtsi space “Hub 82” – presentation of the book “Not About War” (translated from Ukrainian “Not About War”) — a posthumous collection of artistic works and frontline letters of serviceman, journalist, videographer, photographer, artist, and writer Maksym Shvartsman. The date was not chosen by chance. … Read more

On the night of July 19, 2026, Russia launched a combined strike on Ukraine, with Kyiv being the main target. Russian terrorists attempted to overload the air defense of Ukraine’s capital by simultaneously using ballistic, hypersonic, anti-ship, and aviation missiles, as well as a large number of drones. Within a few hours, residential buildings, office … Read more

The resignation of Ukraine’s Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov brought to light a conflict that had been developing within the Ukrainian military-political leadership for a long time. At the center of the confrontation were Fedorov’s relations with the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Oleksandr Syrskyi, differing views on conducting the war, defense procurement, and … Read more

In 12 days of the ‘MoLoChKa’ operation, Ukrainian drones, according to the command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces, hit 159 vessels of the Russian ‘shadow fleet’ in the Azov and Black Seas. The campaign’s goal is not the mass sinking of tankers, but the paralysis of Russia’s maritime logistics, the supply … Read more

The Historical and Toponymic Commission of the Odessa City Council unanimously supported the initiative to establish a monument-bust in the city to the outstanding Odessan, writer, poet, and one of the leaders of the Zionist movement Vladimir (Ze’ev) Jabotinsky, without whom it is impossible to imagine the political history of the future State of Israel. … Read more

On July 15, 2026, Israeli lawyer Alex Zernopolsky announced the conclusion of a case that his office had been handling for about three years: the Jerusalem District Court ordered the Population and Immigration Authority to grant permanent status to Liza K. and her mother Oksana K. This decision comes after four years of struggle, numerous … Read more

A series of Ukrainian attacks on Russian ships in the Azov and Black Seas has escalated from isolated sabotage operations into a large-scale campaign against Russia’s military and economic logistics. The restriction of navigation, the destruction of an FSB ship, rising wheat prices, and the search for new routes for grain export have even led … Read more