The European Union is facing a sharp decline in support for new economic sanctions against Russia, as member states refuse to back measures that could harm their major companies.

The relics of St. John the Baptist have been brought to the city of Kalush in the Carpathian region. The relics were delivered to the Church of St. Michael the Archangel of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church by Bishop Irenaeus Bilyk, a papal canon of the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore.

German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt has backed excluding Ukrainian men of draft age from the EU’s automatic temporary protection mechanism, arguing that evading military service should not qualify someone for asylum.

U.S. Marshals arrested internet personalities and businessmen Andrew and Tristan Tate in Miami on July 18 at the request of the United Kingdom, where they face charges including rape and human trafficking.

On Monday, July 20, another humanitarian convoy worth nearly 160,000 euros, assembled thanks to donations from Latvian residents, will depart from Riga for Ukraine.

Poland will have only limited opportunities to use funding from the SAFE program for joint defense projects with Ukraine.

The largest ballistic and cruise missile attack on Ukraine since the start of Russia's full-scale invasion demonstrates the need to maintain support for Kyiv and accelerate the modernization of the Polish Armed Forces.

A temporary ground-level pedestrian crossing is being installed near Lukianivska Metro Station in Kyiv after the underground pedestrian passage was damaged during a Russian attack.

A Russian drone struck the settlement of Kozacha Lopan, injuring a civilian.

The Ukrainian government, together with the military command, is preparing new measures aimed at strengthening maritime security and protecting civilian vessels and their crews from Russian attacks.

Christopher Nolan's film "Odyssey" grossed $264.1 million in global box office receipts in its first two days, setting another record opening for the director.

A rally against the dismissal of former Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov has been taking place in Kyiv's Franko Square for the fourth consecutive day.

No power restrictions are planned in Ukraine on Monday, July 20.

On Monday, July 20, rain, thunderstorms, and in some places hail and squalls are expected in most regions of Ukraine.

The Russian military launched a missile strike on a civilian cargo vessel flying the flag of Guinea-Bissau. Five crew members were killed, eight were evacuated, and the fate of another five remains unknown.

In Zaporizhzhia, 33 people were injured as a result of an airstrike that occurred this evening

Russia continues to rely on ballistic missiles as its primary instrument of terror, which is why it is necessary to expedite the delivery of air defense systems to Ukraine.

Russian forces carried out an airstrike on a residential neighborhood in Zaporizhzhia, killing two people and injuring at least ten.

Russian President Vladimir Putin and his inner circle realize that they will soon find themselves in a dead-end situation, which is why their rhetoric is becoming harsher—a pattern typical of Russian politicians that should not be cause for concern.

Serhii “Flash” Beskrestnov, a special advisor to the President, analyzed the Russian ballistic missile strikes on Kyiv on the night of July 19 and emphasized that enemy agents are active, and we need to be very careful and avoid making mistakes.

Russian troops destroyed a rehabilitation center for children with disabilities in the Sumy region.

Russia continues to rely on ballistic missiles as its primary instrument of terror, so it is necessary to accelerate the delivery of air defense systems to Ukraine.

The Russians struck warehouses in the Kharkiv region with three S8000 Banderol missiles; the death toll from the attack has risen to four.

President Volodymyr Zelensky said he continued consultations with Ukrainian military commanders on the battlefield situation and a further strategy aimed at forcing Russia to end the war on terms acceptable to Ukraine.

A Russian missile strike overnight on July 19 damaged the main distribution center of AMTEL, one of Ukraine’s major logistics hubs, in the Kyiv region.

The number of people injured in Russia’s strike on Kyiv has risen to 17, with one person killed – an 89-year-old woman.

President Volodymyr Zelensky held a meeting with the Command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine to discuss the situation on the battlefield, the supply of Ukrainian troops, and the key needs of military units.

Negotiations with Russia's current leadership are unlikely to produce any meaningful results.

A 16-year-old boy was killed and 12 people were injured in Russia's missile strike on an amusement park in Ukraine's Odesa region on Saturday.

Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces (USF) have disabled three of the five ferries that serviced the Kerch ferry crossing, reducing its operational capacity by 75% during Operation MoLoCHKa, conducted between July 6 and July 19.

Russian forces launched a missile strike on a postal terminal in a suburb of Kharkiv, killing three people and increasing the number of injured to 20.

Russian forces carried out a missile strike on Odesa, injuring one person.

Ukraine's Defense Forces struck four fuel infrastructure facilities in Russia's Stavropol Krai and hit three Russian shadow fleet tankers in the Black Sea.

A Russian missile strike on Kyiv during the night of July 19 destroyed the factory and warehouses of UKRTAC, a company that manufactures military equipment and personal protective gear.

Ukraine requires uninterrupted deliveries of interceptor missiles from its international partners, the Ministry of Defense said on Telegram, Ukrinform reports.

Russian forces attacked a suburb of Kharkiv, killing three people and injuring 13 others, according to preliminary information.

The number of people injured in the enemy strike on the city of Izium in Kharkiv region has risen to 17.

Drones of the Security Service of Ukraine struck three oil depots in Russia's Stavropol Krai and a Russian shadow tanker.

Ukraine's Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha called for "crushing pressure" on Russia following its latest large-scale missile attack on Kyiv.

The number of people injured as a result of the enemy strike on the city of Izium in the Kharkiv region has risen to 13.

This morning, Russian forces attacked Sumy with seven guided aerial bombs, injuring three people.

On the night of July 19, Russia launched more than 40 missiles of various types—most of them targeting Kyiv—as well as 120 attack drones.

Air defense forces intercepted 17 Russian “Iskander-M”/“Zircon”/S-400 ballistic missiles, one Kh-59/69 guided air-to-ground missile, and 108 drones.

Over the past 24 hours, 24 settlements in the Kharkiv region were hit by Russian strikes; two people were killed and 20 were injured.

In the Bucha District of Kyiv region, rescue workers have contained a fire that broke out at one of the facilities as a result of a Russian attack on the night of July 19.

Ukraine’s Defense Forces recorded 249 combat engagements with Russian troops along the frontline over the past day, July 18, according to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

A Russian drone struck a passenger train in the Zaporizhzhia region, injuring one of the train conductors.

Russia’s total combat losses since the start of its full-scale invasion of Ukraine have reached approximately 1,428,930 personnel, including 1,520 troops over the past 24 hours.

Two people were injured as a result of a Russian attack in the Bucha district of the Kyiv region.

Poland does not plan to deploy troops to Ukraine as part of a possible stabilization mission but will remain one of the key members of the Coalition of the Willing by serving as its main logistics and operational hub.