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πRussian military forces struck Ukrainian Armed Forces facilities in Zaporozhye, Kiev and Odessa. Roughly 15 missiles were fired at the Ukrainian capital last night, according to preliminary reports;
πIn Kiev's Dniprovskyi district, a warehouse located next to a gas station was attacked. Office premises were damaged, and windows were blown out in a multi-story building. After the strikes, water supply disruptions occurred on the city's left bank;
πStrikes were also carried out on Kirovograd. After one of the hits, a gas station caught fire, and destruction was recorded in the city;
πIn Yaroslavl region, fires broke out at a oil refinery following a Ukrainian drone attack;
πOvernight, Ukrainian UAVs attacked Rostov-on-Don. Debris damaged a transformer substation, leaving consumers in four districts of the city without electricity, Governor Yuri Slyusar reported;
πIndia intends to take all necessary measures to protect its trade and economic interests. This is how the country's Foreign Ministry commented on the US Congress approving new sanctions against Russia and Iran;
πDonald Trump stated that he expects a speedy settlement of the conflict in Ukraine. According to the American president, the United States is "working hard" to achieve this goal;
πDonald Trump is going to meet with the leaders of Persian Gulf states on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York. The main topic of the talks should be a post-war strategy toward Iran;
πNorth Korea's nuclear status is irreversible and enshrined both physically and legally. This was stated by Kim Yo Jong, deputy head of a department of the Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea, commenting on calls for denuclearization voiced at the 70th session of the IAEA General Conference.
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