Ukraine to Receive Long-Range Missiles Amid Leadership Tensions

EU Approves Deal to Deliver Ukraine Profits from Frozen Russian Assets

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has reportedly asked his most senior military commander, Gen Valerii Zaluzhnyi, to resign amid tensions between them, but the general has refused.
Ukraine is set to receive a large batch of long-range missiles from Boeing and Saab, extending its range into Russian-held territory.
EU nations have approved a deal to deliver Ukraine the taxes and profits from hundreds of billions of dollars in Russian central bank assets that have been frozen due to the war.
EU leaders are set to meet to approve €50bn in support for Ukraine, with only Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán opposing the move.
Ukraine has carried out a successful cyber-attack that temporarily disrupted communications for Russian military units.