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Ukrainian defence forces continue to inflict losses on the Russian army. Over the past day, Russian losses amounted to 980 military personnel and 32 artillery systems.
In Kropyvnytskyi, the SSU counterintelligence service exposed a man who, on behalf of the FSB, was registering Starlink satellite terminals for further use by Russia in the war against Ukraine. The arrest took place during an attempt to register the equipment under another person's name.
Indian state oil refiners and government officials discussed contingency plans in case of a protracted crisis following the effective halt of flows through the Strait of Hormuz. Among the options being considered is an increase in purchases of Russian oil.
Washington expects that joint action by the US and its allies against Iran could last for weeks, but without a ground operation. This was stated by the chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, Tom Cotton.
Near the port of Malmö, Swedish military personnel detected and neutralised a Russian drone that was tracking the French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle.
Security forces used tear gas to restrain the crowd.
Paris initiates UN Security Council meeting amid US and Israeli strikes on Iran.
A suspicious object was found in a cup near a rubbish bin on Volodymyr Velykyi Street. Explosives experts confirmed that it was a live grenade.
The President emphasised that the wording "Russian aggression" had been retained in the text of the document.
The Sea Horse, which analysts believe may be transporting Russian fuel to Cuba, was spotted off the east coast of the United States. Experts say this is an example of the so-called dark fleet tactic, which involves manipulating signals and transshipping cargo on the high seas.
Polish border guards reported the discovery of four underground tunnels on the border with Belarus in 2025. According to Polish officials, specialists from the Middle East may have been involved in their design and construction.
Donald Trump's senior advisers are discussing possible actions against Iran and are inclined to believe that Israel should make the first move. In Washington, hopes for a diplomatic settlement are also dwindling.
