Russian drone strikes on Kharkiv damage homes and cause injuries, raising concerns for UK and EU markets amid ongoing conflict escalation.
Russian drone and missile attacks on Ukraine fell significantly in June, raising questions about military supply issues and potential impacts on European energy and markets.
A Russian drone struck a Kharkiv residential high-rise, while a missile hit an Odessa agricultural site, raising concerns for UK and EU regional stability and markets.
Ukraine imposes new sanctions on 32 Russian defence-linked firms and 34 individuals, extending measures with significant implications for UK and EU markets and sterling.
Ukraine plans to supply NATO with long-range drones and missiles, strengthening European defense capabilities and influencing UK and EU security interests.
Germany plans to fast-track long-range weapons development after US rejection of Tomahawk missile deployment, impacting UK and EU defence collaboration and sterling markets.