As a result of the enemy strike on Pavlohrad, three men have been hospitalized in moderate condition. The attack caused a fire and damaged a high-rise building.
Due to shelling, power supply interruptions occurred in five regions. Power engineers are working around the clock on restoration; no restrictions are currently planned.
Oleksandr Syrskyi and Eirik Kristoffersen visited units in the Southern Operational Zone. They discussed the AFU's needs for air defense, UAVs, and ammunition.
Ternopil region police released a video from the TCC showing a man entering a restroom followed by a gunshot. Investigators are examining the theory that there was a weapon in his backpack.
Alexander Stubb is ready to represent Europe in peace negotiations if requested. He demands a commitment from the Russian Federation regarding a ceasefire.
In Kyiv, 300 objects were damaged and 87 people were injured due to the shelling. Recovery efforts are ongoing in six regions, and air defense remains a priority.
Tsikhanouskaya arrived in Kyiv and honored the memory of a Belarusian volunteer. She inspected the aftermath of the shelling and expressed solidarity with the Ukrainians.
The occupiers struck Pavlohrad, causing a fire and damage to a high-rise building. Information regarding casualties as a result of the attack is currently being clarified.
During the day, 233 clashes occurred, 38 of which were in the Pokrovsk direction. The occupiers used nearly 10,000 drones and launched 89 airstrikes.
Over the past day, the General Staff confirmed the elimination of 1,020 occupiers and 1,924 enemy drones. Additionally, 47 artillery systems and 55 Russian missiles were destroyed.
Russia attacked Ukraine with 262 drones; air defense forces shot down or suppressed 246 enemy targets. 10 hits were recorded across nine locations, the attack is ongoing.
Four people, including a 5-year-old child, were injured due to drone strikes in the Kharkiv region. The Prosecutor's Office has launched an investigation into war crimes.
Due to the Russian attack in Kyiv, there are 87 injured and two women killed. Rescuers recorded damage at 49 locations in various districts of the capital.
ATESH agents disabled communication towers and a substation in Novorossiysk to blind air defense systems. This helped facilitate the strike on the largest oil storage facility in the Caucasus.
Russia jammed the GPS of British Defense Secretary John Healey's aircraft during a flight from Estonia. The crew used backup navigation systems for the flight.
South Korea is considering exporting K30 Biho systems to the UAE to counter Iranian drones. Previously, Seoul refused to provide weapons to Ukraine due to the state of war.
The EDF, SAFE, and EDIP programs are opening up funding for Ukrainian weapon developers. Drones and counter-drone systems will be the priority.
Defense Express suggests that Russia targeted Kyiv with the "Oreshnik" but hit garages in Bila Tserkva. A missile without a warhead is a tool of terror.
Xi Jinping criticized Japan's rearmament at a meeting with Trump. Beijing is dissatisfied with Tokyo's military spending and statements regarding Taiwan.
The Israeli Prime Minister told Trump of the right to strike threats in Lebanon. The US President supported this position during peace negotiations with Iran.
The British Army conducted the Arrcade Strike exercise at a disused subway station. The military practiced defending the Baltic states against a Russian attack in 2030.
The supertanker Eagle Verona, carrying 2 million barrels of oil, has departed the Persian Gulf for China. The vessel passed through the Strait of Hormuz following strikes by the US and Israel.
Dissatisfaction is growing in Russia's political and business circles over the dictator's isolation and inflation. Despite this, Putin plans to seize Donbas by the end of the year.
Lavrov is intimidating Europe and claiming that the US is creating an 'Asian NATO'. The Kremlin is attempting to draw Asia into a hybrid confrontation against the West.
Two people were killed and 11 others injured due to the attack on the Kyiv region. The enemy damaged 110 objects, including 58 residential buildings and educational institutions.
Over the past day, 173 combat engagements took place; the enemy attacked most actively in the Pokrovsk and Huliaipole directions. The occupiers deployed over 6,000 drones and 178 guided aerial bombs.
No movement of equipment or troops for an offensive is being recorded on the border with Belarus. Russia is putting pressure on Minsk, but no strike groups have been formed at this time.
The occupiers dropped a FAB-250 on a residential building in Druzhkivka. A 70-year-old woman was killed, and five other people sustained injuries of varying degrees of severity.
In Kyiv, 540 objects were damaged and 80 people were injured due to the Russian attack. The National Chernobyl Museum lost 40% of its exhibits due to the shelling.
Five NATO countries blocked a plan to spend 0. 25% of GDP on military aid to Ukraine. Mark Rutte's initiative did not receive the necessary unanimous support.
