Ukraine Breaking News Today Live on 02-07-2024

Securing the shells has been a priority for Kyiv, which is burning through its reserves as Russia throws manpower and resources in a bid to make territorial gains.

The numbers behind future US military assistance to Ukraine – if Congress ever approves it – seem pretty straightforward, but there’s a lot of fine print in H.R. 815.

Western sanctions on high tech equipment and new or replacement parts for locomotives have reduced the Russian state-run rail system's ability to move freight.

After refusing outright to debate the bill last month, 243 lawmakers approved the measure in its first reading on Wednesday.

In a post on Telegram on Wednesday morning, President Zelensky said: “We will certainly respond to Russia – terrorists will always feel the consequences of their actions.”

US right-wing ex-pundit will interview Putin; Biden again presses Congress on aid bill; Ukraine’s ammo shortage gets worse as Moscow steps up attacks around Avdiivka especially, but AFU makes gains