Five civilians were wounded due to a strike with three FAB-250 bombs on Druzhkivka. Five high-rise buildings were damaged, and numerous destructions were recorded.
In Lublin, the Ukrainian flag was removed from the city hall because an SOF unit was named after the Heroes of the UPA. City authorities continue to support Ukraine in its struggle.
Peskov called the French Navy's detention of the sanctioned vessel Tagor illegal. This is the third instance of a Russian shadow fleet tanker being intercepted within a year.
The Ombudsman reported rights violations during mobilization and the Ministry of Defense's disregard for his initiatives. This concerns the use of force and illegal detentions.
The Danish shipyard Fayard is repairing Russian Arc7 gas carriers despite government protests. It is the only company in the EU providing such services until sanctions are introduced in 2027.
In May, drones attacked a record number of Russian oil facilities. This led to a drop in oil refining in the Russian Federation to its lowest level since 2009.
Ukraine is changing reservation rules and increasing payments to military personnel. New deadlines for IDPs and the digitalization of employment records are also in effect.
The existence of loans or being on sick leave is not a ground for banning departure from Ukraine. Border guards only check documents specified by legislation.
The Russian Federation has banned aviation fuel exports until the end of November due to attacks on oil refineries. The decision was made to avoid a shortage amid falling oil refining volumes.
In Kyiv, men were detained for stealing tobacco worth 300,000 hryvnias. They face up to eight years in prison for their actions.
The Cabinet of Ministers has added 14 new categories to the international Register of Damage Caused by the Aggression of the Russian Federation. Applications can be submitted through the state service Diia.
In the occupied territories of Kherson and Zaporizhzhia regions, Russians are seizing gasoline at gas stations under threat. The military is reselling part of the fuel to local residents.
Rescuers used robots to extinguish a fire covering an area of 10,000 square meters in Dnipro. Four people were also injured as a result of the shelling in the region.
In Sumy, drones damaged a gas station and infrastructure; two female employees received medical assistance for stress. Over the past 24 hours, 10 people were injured in the region due to shelling.
The case of 13 individuals who tortured and killed civilians in occupied Izium has been sent to court. Among the suspects are 'LPR' militants and 'DPR' propagandists.
As a result of UAV attacks on the Chernihiv region, eight people were wounded, including three children. The enemy hit a community center, enterprises, and energy facilities.
Due to shelling of energy facilities, power outages occurred in eight regions. Power engineers are conducting repairs; no scheduled restrictions are forecasted for today.
EU governments are discussing the exclusion of men of conscription age from the temporary protection program. The restrictions may apply to new applicants in the future.
As a result of the Russian attack on Odesa, the number of casualties has risen to seven people. Residential buildings in the city were damaged, and efforts to mitigate the consequences of the shelling are ongoing.
The US administration has cut funding for 40% of programs documenting Russian crimes. As a result, foreign experts can no longer work in Ukraine.
276 battles recorded over the past day, most occurring in the Pokrovsk and Huliaipole sectors. The enemy launched 264 guided aerial bombs and over 8 thousand kamikaze drones.
Occupiers attacked Kharkiv and Bohodukhiv with drones, damaging houses and garages. Over the past day, nine civilians were wounded as a result of shelling in the region.
Six people were injured due to a nighttime UAV attack in the Odesa region. The enemy hit residential buildings, a wheat hangar, and industrial facilities.
The French Navy, supported by Britain, intercepted the oil tanker Tagor in the Atlantic after it departed from Russia. The vessel was violating sanctions and financing the war.
Russia attacked Ukraine with 265 drones of various types, of which air defense neutralized 228 units. 27 hits were recorded at 18 locations; the enemy attack is ongoing.
Over the past day, the Russian army lost 1,410 soldiers, 1,852 UAVs, and 50 artillery systems. Total enemy personnel losses amount to 1,365,470.
Lukashenko urged Armenia not to rush into withdrawing from the EAEU for the sake of the European Union. He warned of the risk of repeating the "Ukrainian scenario" due to political games.
As a result of two overnight attacks on Odesa, five people were injured and infrastructure was damaged. An enemy UAV partially destroyed a nine-story building.
AFU strikes on lines of communication disrupt enemy logistics from the Luhansk region to Crimea. Drones are reaching the Russian border, blocking supplies and the movement of reserves.
A Russian Geran-2 drone damaged a kindergarten and four houses in Sumy. Preliminarily, there are no casualties; air defense forces shot down some of the enemy drones.
