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Ukrainian reconnaissance unit “Tur” of the 225th Assault Regiment claims to have found detonators at a Russian ammo depot, marked with Nazi swastikas. They date back to Soviet-Nazi cooperation of 1939–40, when the USSR imported German military tech. Decades later, Russia is still using Nazi-marked weapons while claiming to fight fascism.

Reuters: Russia may be forced to cut oil output after a wave of Ukrainian drone strikes on export ports and refineries. Pipeline giant Transneft, which handles over 80% of Russian crude, has warned producers of reduced storage capacity in its system.

A Russian drone struck Kharkiv’s Slobidskyi district, hitting the building of the Pharmaceutical University in the city center. Prosecutors released footage showing the moment of impact.

A Ukrainian Air Force Mi-8 crew shot down Russian Shahed-136 and Geran drones with onboard machine gun fire during one of the latest air attacks.

G7 finance ministers, chaired by Canada’s François-Philippe Champagne, met to discuss new measures to pressure Russia after its latest strikes on Ukraine and violation of Polish airspace. Ministers agreed to accelerate talks on using frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine’s defense and recovery, while also considering further sanctions, tariffs, and trade restrictions.

In Primorsk, Leningrad region, a tanker of Russia’s shadow fleet was hit, causing heavy smoke and an oil spill. A pumping station was also struck. Reports mention three wounded sailors.

Hungarian PM Viktor Orban called the Russian drone attack on Poland “unacceptable but expected,” adding that it shows the threat of war remains. He claimed, “Hungarians are not involved in the war, they keep their distance, while Poles are in it up to their ears.”

US senators have introduced a bill to designate Russia and Belarus as state sponsors of terrorism, citing the abduction of over 19,000 Ukrainian children. Senator Lindsey Graham said Russia has earned its place on the list, which currently includes Cuba, Iran, North Korea, and Syria.

Something is burning in Smolensk, Russia. While locals watch, another Ukrainian drone slams into its target. Previous comments from locals indicate a Lukoil facility was hit.

Zelensky said Patriots will not help against Shaheds, stressing they are designed primarily for ballistic missiles. He noted the US produces about 50–60 Patriot missiles a month, while Russia launches 500–800 Shaheds daily. With each interceptor costing millions versus a drone at $100k, he argued cheaper systems or alternative methods must be used instead.

Ukrainian fans displayed a banner reading “Fortress of Europe” during the Ukraine–France football match.

In Kyiv, Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence unveiled new high-speed boats designed for special operations. More cost-effective than Western counterparts, the vessels are capable of reaching speeds of up to 150 km/h and can be equipped with Browning machine guns.

Commenting on the presentation, GUR representative Yevhenii Yerin emphasized: “On the battlefield, there is no such thing as too many weapons or equipment. Every contribution helps us grow stronger.”

Ukrainian drones have once again ignited the Ryazan oil refinery, one of Russia’s largest with a capacity of up to 18 million tons per year. The site has already been struck multiple times over the past year.