
Drones damage residential building and cars in Kharkiv
Enemy UAVs struck the Novobavarskyi and Osnovyanskyi districts. Preliminary data indicates no casualties.

Enemy UAVs struck the Novobavarskyi and Osnovyanskyi districts. Preliminary data indicates no casualties.

Elon Musk sharply responded to claims of Ukraine support among MAGA followers, calling opponents "pieces of skin".

Russian occupation forces attacked civilian infrastructure in Poltava, damaging a shopping centre.

The Cassation Administrative Court reviewed the government's appeal against the finding that automatic registration in the Trembita system is unlawful. The Cabinet of Ministers was denied a stay of the ruling.

Oleh Syniehubov reported the death of a man and injuries in Lozova, Kharkiv and other districts of the region following missile and drone strikes.

Witnesses suspect the incident in the capital may be linked to mobilisation.

Journalists established that the former MP's family bought real estate in Austria in 2013. The investigation also revealed the politician's links to the tobacco business and the Medvedchuk family.

Chernihiv Regional Military Administration reported the aftermath of UAV strikes on Novhorod-Siversk, Chernihiv and Koriukivka community over the past 24 hours.

French Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez reported that approximately 1,000 people were detained during recent protest actions across the country. According to him, this figure is not final and may increase. The statesman also emphasised that police officers managed to prevent attacks on public buildings.
Videos have appeared on social media showing police in Paris using tear gas and water cannons, as well as beating demonstrators with batons. It is noted that some protesters responded by throwing stones at law enforcement officers.
According to data from the Interior Ministry, the protest march proceeded peacefully until a certain point. However, towards the end of the march, some participants began committing unlawful acts.
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