Two trucks collided near the village of Krasna Kosa in Odesa Oblast, killing one driver and hospitalizing the other in moderate condition.
Russian occupants carried out 335 attacks in Zaporizhzhia region, inflicting 129 strikes from UAVs, 7 strikes from MLRS and 199 artillery attacks on 7 settlements, destroying residential buildings but causing no civilian casualties.
Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba called Russian President Vladimir Putin "a political animal that feels fear" and urged his partners to firmly believe in Ukraine's victory and not to show fear, as Putin becomes more aggressive when he feels it.
In the Mykolaiv region, Russian strikes damaged infrastructure, hotels, cars, and caused a fire, but no casualties were reported.
Since the beginning of the invasion of Ukraine, Russian troops have lost approximately 466,150 personnel and 7,279 tanks.
During a nighttime attack by Russia, the Ukrainian Air Force destroyed four Iranian-made Shahed drones and one unidentified drone.
Over the past day, 88 combat engagements took place, during which the enemy launched 32 missile and 64 air strikes, as well as 60 attacks from multiple launch rocket systems at Ukrainian troop positions and localities.
Polar researchers from the National Antarctic Science Center have recorded a young humpback whale jumping out of the water in Antarctica, a behavior known as breaching that helps whales get rid of parasites and communicate.
Ukraine's air defense system shot down all 4 Shahid drones and 5 unidentified drones launched by Russian forces during the night attack.
The aviation of the Armed Forces of Ukraine carried out 16 strikes on the places of concentration of enemy manpower, and missile forces destroyed 1 control center and 2 enemy radar stations.
Ukrainian Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets accuses the International Federation of the Red Cross of supporting Russian aggression by failing to condemn the actions of the Russian Red Cross in the occupied Ukrainian territories and its cooperation with sanctioned entities.
Mercedes-Benz announces that the U. S. Department of Justice has concluded its investigation into the diesel emissions scandal without filing charges against the company.
Germany is struggling with a wave of suspicions of Russian and Chinese espionage: in April, six suspected spies were arrested, including an assistant to a member of the European Parliament accused of spying for China, two German citizens of Russian origin suspected of sabotaging military aid to Ukraine, and three Germans who planned to pass engine designs to Chinese intelligence.
An earthquake with a magnitude of 6. 5 occurred near the Bonin Islands of Japan at a depth of 503.2 km, but no tsunami warning was issued.
Japanese authorities will block one of the most famous photo spots near Mount Fuji to combat bad tourist behavior, including littering and illegal parking.
Explosions were heard in Mykolaiv, Ukraine, according to the city's mayor, who said that details were being investigated and that an air alert was declared in the region.
A police officer killed two colleagues and wounded eight others during a shooting at a police station in Adiyaman, Turkey.
The enemy uses the tactic of bypassing Chasovyi Yar from the flank through the settlements of Bohdanivka and Ivanivske, trying to capture them at any cost, but fails to achieve tactical success, and unsuccessfully storms Andriivka and Klishchiyivka, with the latter recording an increase in the number of enemy troops.
A powerful tornado in the Chinese province of Guangdong killed 5 people, injured 33 and caused significant damage to industrial buildings.
More than 700 students have been detained across the United States over the past week during pro-Palestinian rallies and protests, according to an analysis of police statements by The New York Times.
The International Criminal Court is ready to issue arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, IDF Chief of Staff and Israeli security officials in connection with alleged violations during the war in the Gaza Strip, according to an article in The Times.
A court in Russia has arrested a 12th suspect, a 21-year-old Tajik citizen, for providing communications equipment and money to the accused in the deadly attack on Crocus City Hall.
U. S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken will visit Saudi Arabia and Israel next week, his seventh diplomatic mission to the Middle East since the war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza over six months ago.
Russians shelled the border settlements of Sumy region 20 times, recording 112 explosions, but fortunately, no one was injured.
Russia strikes a residential building in the Nikopol district of Dnipropetrovs'k region, causing a fire that was later extinguished by rescuers.
An accident occurred in the Zaporizhzhia circus: acrobats fell from a 5-meter height, resulting in a girl suffering a concussion and a boy breaking his leg.
The James Webb Space Telescope has begun exploring the exoplanet K2-18b, which is twice the size of Earth and located 120 light-years away, as it may contain biosignatures in its atmosphere that indicate potential signs of life.
Over the past day, 71 combat engagements were registered along the contact line, during which the enemy launched 31 missile and 46 air strikes, and fired 23 times at Ukrainian positions and localities from multiple launch rocket systems.
Russian troops captured the village of Berdychi, south of Ocheretyne, and fighting in the area continues as Ukrainian troops engage in rearguard battles and retreat from the northern outskirts of the village.
An earthquake with a magnitude of 6. 5 occurred off the coast of the Indonesian island of Java, with tremors felt in Jakarta and Bandung, but no tsunami warnings were issued and no casualties were reported.
