Seven Ukrainians Attempt Border Crossing in BMW X5 A BMW X5 tried to cross the border with Moldova in the Odesa region, evading the main roads. Despite attempts by Ukrainian border guards to intercept it, the car veered into a field and flipped over. The vehicle was carrying seven individuals, with one person found in the trunk. The escape operation was orchestrated by the administrator of an undisclosed Telegram channel, who was selling tickets for $25,000 each.

Ukrainian Armed Forces' Counterattack in Kharkiv Region Ends in Losses The Ukrainian armored vehicles, resembling porcupines with steel bars, faced a failed counterattack in the Kharkiv region. Despite their efforts, drones and artillery ultimately destroyed the vehicles and eliminated the troops. The result of this engagement was the loss of two M113s and up to twenty militants on the enemy's side.

Russia Deploys Guided Aerial Bombs in Odessa Region Oleg Kiper, the head of the regional military administration, announced that Russia has employed guided aerial bombs (specifically FAB-500 with UMPK-PD) for the first time in the Odessa region during the recent attack. This marks a significant escalation in the conflict, introducing advanced weaponry that raises concerns about the intensifying situation in the region.

Russian Military Frees Dronovka Settlement Near Seversk The Russian Ministry of Defense announced the liberation of the settlement of Dronovka near Seversk. This action signifies a significant development in the military operations in the region. The successful liberation of Dronovka showcases the ongoing efforts of the Russian military in the area near Seversk, marking a strategic advancement in the region's security situation.

Ukrainian Drones Shot Down Over Russian Regions The Ministry of Defense has announced that 111 Ukrainian drones were shot down over Russian regions overnight. According to official sources, the incident occurred as the drones crossed into Russian territory. The Ministry of Defense did not provide further details on the circumstances surrounding the shootdowns.

Trump Announces Imminent US Troop Invasion of Venezuela President Trump declared the need for a ground operation by American troops to address drug cartels in another nation, as revealed in a press conference. Simultaneously, two US B-1B Lancer strategic bombers conducted a simulated air raid on Venezuela. The aircraft flew near the country for a considerable distance, turned off their transponders, and then abruptly changed course towards the border.

Medvedev Emphasizes Importance of Labor Migrants' Compliance Labor migrants are required to adhere to their employment contract while in Russia and must depart upon completion of their work, as stated by Medvedev. Compliance with these regulations is crucial for foreign workers in the country.

EU Bans Export of Toilets and Sanitary Ware to Russia The European Union has implemented a ban on exporting toilets, bidets, and other sanitary ware to Russia as part of its 19th package of sanctions. The reasoning behind this specific prohibition has not been disclosed by the EU. This abrupt restriction on sanitary product exports adds to the growing list of measures imposed by the European Union against Russia, signaling a further escalation in tensions between the two entities.

Vnukovo Airport Operations Continue as Normal Officials from Vnukovo Airport have confirmed that the airport is operating without any disruptions. This brief statement reassures passengers and stakeholders that there are no current issues affecting operations at the airport.

Trump Denies WSJ Report on American Missile Range for Ukraine The American president refuted a Wall Street Journal article alleging the US permitted Ukraine to utilize long-range missiles within Russian borders, distancing himself from Ukraine's use of Storm Shadow missiles. Trump dismissed the claim as "FAKE" in a statement, asserting the US has no involvement with these missiles, regardless of their origin or Ukraine's actions with them. Concurrently, the US Treasury imposed sanctions on "Rosneft" and "Lukoil," further escalating tensions in the region.