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NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg rejected Poland's proposal to use its air defense systems to shoot down Russian missiles over Ukrainian territory, reaffirming NATO's policy of not intervening directly in the conflict.

The FBI is investigating the attempted assassination of Donald Trump at a rally in Pennsylvania by a lone gunman, Thomas Matthew Crooks, who opened fire with a rifle purchased by his father.

More than 4 million Ukrainians have used the Reserve+ app, territorial military commissariats and administrative service centers to update their personal data and obtain military registration documents, the Situation Center of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine reports.

A transformer substation in Lviv near Levandivka burned down after being struck by lightning during a severe thunderstorm, causing a power outage in the surrounding area.

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NATO will not be directly involved in the conflict, but will continue to support Ukraine with air defense systems and ammunition.

The peak of extreme heat in the capital falls on July 14-16.

The defense forces suffer from abnormal heat, which also affects military equipment, and overheating occurs not only from active use.

Enemy actively uses combat aircraft in the area of Toretsk and Chasovyi Yar.

As of morning, 38 hostile attacks took place in the eastern operational zone.

Thanks to this system, the military plans operations and combat missions, exchanges information on the location of enemy forces in the protected space.

Two people are wounded, including a 69-year-old woman in serious condition, as a result of Russian shelling of Nikopol.

The Ministry of Defense believes that 60 days was enough time to update military records, so it is not initiating amendments to Ukrainian legislation to extend the deadline for updating military data.

Ukrainian guerrillas conducted reconnaissance of the strategically important SIBMASH plant in Tyumen, which produces and repairs key components for Russian military equipment, missile and artillery systems.

About 3 million citizens have updated their military records, but not all of them will be called up for military service, as the Armed Forces' need for recruits is much lower.

Due to the extreme heat, fires broke out at energy facilities in western Ukraine, leading to power outages and restrictions for consumers.

About 3 million citizens have updated their military records, but not all of them will be called up for military service, as the need for conscription is much lower.

Two people were killed and 28 others were injured as a result of night strikes by the Russian army in Kharkiv region, damaging residential buildings, administrative buildings and infrastructure.

A bus carrying 41 pilgrims overturned in a ditch near the village of Rakovets in Ternopil region, two passengers were hospitalized with injuries.

Another 4 MAN trucks, purchased at the expense of the local budget of Bila Tserkva, were handed over to the 72nd Brigade by the Kyiv region authorities.

Russian troops shelled Ochakiv and the Kutsurubska community in Mykolaiv region, damaging a residential building, a power line and internet connection.

A 20-year-old man named Thomas Matthew Crooks from Bethel Park, Pennsylvania, shot former US President Donald Trump from the roof of a manufacturing plant 119 meters away, but his motive remains unclear.

Energy Minister Galushchenko met with soldiers of the 3rd Separate Assault Brigade on the front line to discuss energy issues and boost morale.

Anafi Dzhemilev, the brother of the famous Crimean Tatar leader Mustafa Dzhemilev, who devoted his life to the struggle for the rights of the Crimean Tatar people, died in occupied Crimea.

Intense heat with temperatures up to +40°C will continue in Ukraine until July 18, with a temporary slight decrease after that.

Two people were killed, including the head of the Kharkiv district department of the State Emergency Service. Five railroad workers were among the 22 wounded.

A fire at an oil depot in Tsimlyansk, Rostov region, Russia, occurred on July 13, reportedly as a result of a drone attack, according to satellite images showing traces of the fire.

The Deputy Minister of Defense of Ukraine discussed with the delegation of the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers the strengthening of strategic partnership in the field of defense construction, mine clearance and infrastructure security.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz assured that the deployment of US long-range missiles in Germany would not lead to an escalation in relations with Russia. The official emphasized Germany's commitment to preventing war, which is about security and deterrence potential.

The Polish Sejm rejected a bill to partially decriminalize abortion, a decision that President Andrzej Duda called "reasonable.