Ukraine alleges drones targeted a Russian military cargo vessel in Russia's Krasnodar region, near occupied Crimea. According to Ukrainian reports, the ship suffered significant damage after being attacked by drones. The attack was said to have taken place at the Kavkaz port on the Kerch Strait. Ukraine claims that this shipment from Slavyanin, a Russian-flagged vessel, contained military supplies for rail and vehicle transportation.
A Ukrainian official has requested US permission to use their defense capabilities against targets in Russia, citing previous talks between the Pentagon's defence minister and their American counterpart. The conversation between the officials discussed potential limitations on using US weapons within Ukraine, with an emphasis on addressing Russian aggression.
Kamala Harris' national security adviser recently spoke with Andriy Yermak, chief of staff to Ukrainian President Zelenskiy. They exchanged information about current military activities in the region and discussed collaborative efforts for peace talks. This follows Harris representing US interests at a previous summit aimed at resolving conflict in Ukraine.
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba met with his Chinese counterpart, Wang Yi, during a visit to Beijing. The meeting focused on fostering direct dialogue and exchange of views between the two nations regarding peace efforts for Ukraine's future. Both parties expressed their commitment to achieving lasting resolution.
A Spanish court has sentenced an elderly man to 18 years in prison after being found guilty of sending explosive devices to prominent political figures, including Spain's prime minister and various embassies. The suspect was also implicated for manufacturing such explosives.
In Russia, journalist Mikhail Zygar has been sentenced by an unspecified court in absentia on charges related to the dissemination of false information about war crimes committed in Ukraine's Bucha town. This comes amidst discussions around media freedom and accountability during wartime reporting.
Hungary announced it will cease financial support for Ukraine through the European Peace Facility due to disagreements with Kyiv over Russian oil transit routes via Hungarian territory. The decision was made by Slovakia, which also stopped receiving oil deliveries from Lukoil as a result of this dispute.
Estonia's upcoming prime minister, Kirsten Michal, has reiterated her country's unwavering support for Ukraine until the end of hostilities with Russia. In addition to expressing solidarity, Estonia plans to increase its own defense spending as a show of resilience against potential aggression.
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