The situation near Dobropillya remains challenging, with some of the most intense battles compared to other areas along the front line. Russian forces have failed to gain control over territories in the directions of Dobropillya and Pokrovsk. The Operational-Strategic Command of the Dnipro troops (formerly known as Khortytsia) issued a statement Monday evening, August 11, addressing the developments in the region.

According to the command, the adversary continues to alter tactical approaches …

Russian troops have achieved a tactical breakthrough in the Donetsk region, breaching Ukrainian defenses and posing new threats to the cities of Dobropillya and Pokrovsk. The advancement by Russian occupiers in the Dobropillya area of Donbas is raising serious concerns among Ukrainian defenders, volunteers, and military analysts. Within the last 24 hours, the Russian troops managed to breach the front and advance 10 kilometers deep.

According to DeepState, in recent days, the Russians …

In a direct appeal to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, Bohdan Krotevych, the ex-chief of staff of the National Guard brigade "Azov," highlighted the grim realities unfolding on the frontline, particularly around the Pokrovsk direction.

According to Krotevych, the cities of Pokrovsk and Myrnohrad are "almost encircled," with Kostyantynivka in a semi-encirclement. Th situation has been worsening since last year due to a variety of reasons. Moreover, the Russians are advancing towards …

The German arms manufacturer Rheinmetall is gearing up to double its annual capacity at a newly constructed ammo production plant in Ukraine. Designed to manufacture up to 300,000 155-mm artillery shells annually, this strategic expansion is part of Kyiv’s broader initiative to lessen its dependency on Western allies while enhancing domestic capabilities, reports the website German Aid to Ukraine, citing Rheinmetall chief Armin Papperger.

Initially, the site was slated to produce 150,000 …

Azerbaijan has pledged $2 million in humanitarian aid to Ukraine after recent Russian strikes targeted its energy infrastructure. This announcement comes as President Ilham Aliyev issued a decree on Monday, August 11.

The decree emphasizes humanitarian principles and is based on bilateral and multilateral agreements between Baku and Kyiv. The funds, sourced from Azerbaijan's reserve fund, are dedicated to supporting Ukraine's energy sector, which has been heavily impacted by the Russian …