Ukraine launches drone attacks, deep inside Russia. We watch ships in Istanbul as the UN Secretary General attempts to revive the Black Sea Grain Deal. Plus we meet a woman whose husband was held captive in Moscow. And school begins amid bomb threats in Kyiv.

The United States is accusing North Korea and Russia of working towards a deal to supply Russia with more weapons. Mourners go to Prigozhin’s grave in St. Petersburg and Ukrainian refugees are going to a job fair in Denver. Plus, it looks like Ukraine will have a new Minister of Defense soon.

Was Prigozhin’s plane crash an intentional act? The White House seems to say ‘yes,’ while the Kremlin says ‘maybe.’ There were explosions in Kyiv and attacks on a Russian air base. Plus a look at the state of the Russian opposition to the right of Putin.

UNICEF says that more than 1300 schools have been destroyed in Ukraine. The Vatican is clarifying the Pope’s remarks on Russia’s history. A look forward to possible elections next year. Plus, the Russian film industry is making more propaganda films; but are audiences interested?

Russia announces they have confirmed Yevgeny Prigozhin’s death using “molecular genetic examinations,” and we’ll also meet one of the Wagner Group’s former Prisoners of War rehabilitating in the United States. An update from Kyiv plus a conversation about what it takes to learn how to fly an F-16

Ukrainian F-16 pilots will be trained in the U.S. More on the reported death of Yevgeny Prigozhin and what it means for Russia. Plus an update from the front lines in Makarivka and a look at Republican views on more aid to Kyiv; we’ll hear from Vivek Ramaswamy and Lindsey Graham.

Yevgeny Prigozhin killed in plane crash in Russia – Or was he? We’ve got reaction to the Republican presidential candidates debate and an update from Kyiv on Ukrainian Independence Day celebrations and news of more F-16 fighter jets.

As Moscow and Odesa both targeted by drones we examine their impact and effectiveness. The man referred to as “General Armageddon” has lost his job, and we get an update from Kyiv, where they’re preparing to celebrate Ukrainian Independence Day.

Russia’s Defense Ministry says it has thwarted four nighttime Ukrainian drone attacks as Ukraine liberates a strategic southeastern city. Plus, what happens to abandoned business assets when companies leave Russia?

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited Copenhagen and addressed parliament, where he thanked the Danish government for donating F-16s. And the number of foreign businesses that have left Russia during the nearly 18 months of war.