Russian forces killed 12 people and injured at least 90 across Ukraine in a 24-hour period ending July 15. Ukraine responded with counter-operations in Zaporizhzhia and naval strikes in the Sea of Azov.

President Trump has reversed his stance on the Ukraine conflict, suggesting Kyiv can reclaim its original borders while threatening Russia with banking sanctions.

The U.S. has shifted its policy to allow Ukraine to produce its own Patriot missiles while European allies agree to purchase U.S. equipment for transfer to Kyiv.

Russia launched a massive wave of missiles and drones at Kyiv, killing at least 22 people and injuring 90. The attack occurred hours before President Zelenskyy was scheduled to attend a NATO summit in Ankara.

A wave of Russian strikes targeting residential buildings and critical infrastructure has killed at least 18 people and wounded over 100. President Zelenskyy is calling for urgent air defense reinforcements as casualties mount.

President Zelensky approved a 40-day influence operation conducted by the SBU to compel Russia to end the conflict.