- UK-made drones supplied to Ukraine are used to attack the Russian mainland for the first time.
- Kyiv's deep-strike campaign targets oil refineries, naval bases, logistics hubs, and transport networks inside Russia.
- The Daily Star reports that 230 mobiles are stolen a day in the UK, with 83,000 devices snatched in 2025.
UK-made drones have made their debut in striking Russian targets, marking a significant escalation in Ukraine's military strategy. According to The Sunday Times, these drones, produced by two UK companies, have been utilized in attacks on the Russian mainland for the first time.1
Ukrainian sources indicate that this deep-strike campaign aims to disrupt critical infrastructure, including oil refineries, naval bases, logistics hubs, and transport networks within Russia. This development underscores the ongoing conflict's intensity and Ukraine's commitment to countering Russian aggression.2
In a separate report, The Daily Star highlights a troubling trend in the UK, revealing that 230 mobile phones are stolen every day. The report cites alarming statistics showing that 83,000 thefts occurred in 2025 alone, raising concerns about public safety and the effectiveness of law enforcement in tackling this growing issue.3
As the UK navigates its role in the Ukraine conflict, the dual challenges of military support and domestic crime continue to shape public discourse.
“Kyiv's deep-strike campaign targets oil refineries, naval bases, logistics hubs, and transport networks inside Russia, according to Ukrainian sources. Separately, new figures show 83,000 people had their devices snatched in the UK in 2025.”
BBC
