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Trump says the US to send more weapons to Ukraine, days after ordering pause in deliveries

Ukraine War · United States

Trump says the US to send more weapons to Ukraine, days after ordering pause in deliveries

46% Center coverage: 256 sources

President Donald Trump says the U.S. will have to send more weapons to Ukraine, just days after ordering pause in critical weapons deliveries to Kyiv. See the Story

Russia’s transport chief dismissed by Putin found dead in suspected suicide

Russian Politics · Russia

Russia’s transport chief dismissed by Putin found dead in suspected suicide

37% Right coverage: 186 sources

Russian authorities are investigating Starovoit's death as a likely suicide during a corruption probe that follows weekend drone strikes crippling the aviation system.See the Story

Zelenskyy spoke with Trump about replacing envoy to US, Bloomberg News reports

Ukraine War · Ukraine

Zelenskyy spoke with Trump about replacing envoy to US, Bloomberg News reports

42% Center coverage: 24 sources

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy discussed replacing the current ambassador to the U.S., Oksana Markarova, during his phone call with President Donald Trump on Friday, Bloomberg News reported on Monday, citing a person familiar with the matter. See the Story

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Rutte Praises Trump in a NYT Interview While Warning of Russia's Rising Threat to NATO

Low coverage from Left Sources

Rutte Praises Trump in a NYT Interview While Warning of Russia's Rising Threat to NATO

Trump Told Zelensky He Wasn’t Responsible for Weapons Holdup

No coverage from Right Sources

Trump Told Zelensky He Wasn’t Responsible for Weapons Holdup

UK sanctions Russians over chemical weapons in Ukraine

45% Center coverage: 9 sources

Britain on Monday targeted two Russian individuals and one Russian entity as part of its chemical weapons sanctions regime, in its latest effort to punish Moscow for the war in Ukraine.UK Politics · United Kingdom See the Story

Trump Told Zelensky He Wasn’t Responsible for Weapons Holdup

67% Center coverage: 6 sources

President Trump told Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky that he wasn’t responsible for a halt in weapons shipments to Kyiv, signaling U.S. openness to continuing military aid for Ukraine.Donald Trump · United States See the Story

'Torture Was Not Just Cruel, It Was Inhuman' — Ukrainian Soldier Dies Weeks After Release From Russian Captivity

Coverage: 2 sources

Soldier Valery Zelensky had spent 39 months in Russian captivity. Just 22 days later, on June 16, his heart stopped.Volodymyr Zelenskyy · Ukraine See the Story

Russian weapons contain growing number of Chinese components, Zelensky's adviser says

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Russia’s growing ability to sustain weapons production despite Western sanctions is being driven by a flow of Chinese components and materials, Vladyslav Vlasiuk, the Ukrainian president’s commissioner for sanctions, told journalists on July 7.Vlasiuk’s statement comes as Russia escalates its drone and missile strikes on Ukraine, while the U.S. continues to hold back on imposing tougher sanctions against Moscow and foreign-made components are st…Volodymyr Zelenskyy See the Story

Rome to Host Ukraine Recovery Conference as US Support Falters

55% Center coverage: 18 sources

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky heads to Rome this week for a conference of world leaders and businesses aimed at boosting support for rebuilding his war-torn country as US military aid stalls.Giorgia Meloni · Rome See the Story

Exclusive: Ukraine pitches deepwater gas, oil refinery projects to US under landmark minerals deal

Coverage: 2 sources

Projects Kyiv has submitted to the U.S. for consideration as part of a profit-sharing deal for Ukraine's resources include a shelf and deepwater project and an oil refinery that comes under frequent attack by Russia, Ukraine's Economy Minister Yuliia Svyrydenko told the Kyiv Independent in an interview published on July 7.After months of hard-fought negotiations around the investment agreement — known more widely as the "minerals deal" for its f…Ukraine · Ukraine See the Story

War has changed: Ukraine’s tech pioneers are leading the fight West can’t afford to ignore

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The next conflict isn’t coming — it’s already being fought in Ukraine. Not by NATO generals in simulated exercises, but by small, underfunded teams of Ukrainian innovators building the future of warfare with laptops, soldering irons, and scraps of carbon fiber.Ukraine is rewriting the rules of modern ground conflict — and unless we understand and invest in that transformation, Ukraine won’t get the defense funding it needs, whilst NATO nations w…War · Ukraine Read Article

Russian Army Corruption: High-Ranking Officers Sentenced

55% Left coverage: 11 sources

Khalil Arslanov, former deputy chief of the Russian army's General Staff, was sentenced to 17 years in prison for stealing over 1.6 billion roubles from Defence Ministry contracts and accepting a bribe. The case is part of a wider crackdown on corruption within Russia's military establishment.Vladimir Putin · Russia See the Story

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