A nighttime aerial strike by Russian forces on Sloviansk in Donetsk region killed one person and injured ten residents. Search operations continue under the rubble.
On the 1,697th day of the full-scale invasion, 238 combat clashes were recorded on the front, with Russian military losses amounting to 1,950 personnel and significant equipment.
The US President blocked the introduction of "hellish sanctions" by deciding to halt high tariffs and postpone secondary tariffs for buyers of Russian energy resources.
Enemy shelling in Zhytomyr region damaged energy facilities and housing, while two people were injured in Rivne region.
At the EU summit in Brussels, Volodymyr Zelensky emphasised that a Russian victory could trigger a new wave of migration and increased conflict escalation.
The Ministry of Commerce of the PRC warns the European Union of a resolute defence of its interests in the event of additional restrictions on imports of Chinese goods.
Vinnytsia Mayor Serhiy Morgunov reported that the city faced power supply issues following an enemy attack.
Two residents were injured after a strike hit an open area between residential buildings in Zaporizhzhia. Reports indicate damage to apartment blocks and vehicle fires.
The Russian Federation and the United States of America are in the process of finalising details regarding the supply of diesel fuel from Russia to the US market. This was stated by Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak.
According to Novak, discussions are taking place at two levels: between the relevant ministries and directly between companies. He emphasised that the processing of contract documentation is currently underway.
«Зараз триває опрацювання з американськими колегами на рівні міністерств і компаній контрактів на постачання» (Currently, the processing of supply contracts with American colleagues is ongoing at the level of ministries and companies), said the Deputy Prime Minister.
These comments were made in the corridors of the Russian Energy Week, where the official answered questions from journalists.
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