The First Lady of the US stated that a humanitarian convoy with 25 buses and 50 medical workers is ready to depart with volunteers from the temporarily occupied city in Kherson region.
The President of Ukraine stated that the range of domestic drones and missiles allows for striking objects in the territory from Yamal to Western Siberia, which is one of the security factors.
Local sources report an attack on civilian transport in Dnipro. Details and consequences of the incident are currently being established.
Russian presidential aide Yuri Ushakov stated that Moscow and Washington are already coordinating the date for a meeting involving Ukraine, to be held in Abu Dhabi next month.
Due to infrastructure damage, a significant part of the city and adjacent areas has been left without electricity.
The regional military administration reported a fire and a civilian injury following an attack on the railway station in Dnipro.
Journalists established that the market value of the apartment purchased by the official's relative significantly exceeds the free funds declared by the family budget.
Prosecutors have sent an indictment to court against a Kyiv resident and two players who profited from betting through pre-arranged defeats in virtual football.
Intel shares plunged 30%, triggering a decline across the entire chip sector
Shares of US technology company Intel fell by 30%, dragging down the valuations of other semiconductor manufacturers. This was reported by Reuters.
The cause of the negative investor reaction was Intel's weak forecast, which raised concerns about the company's prospects and the state of the chip market.
Against the backdrop of Intel's share price drop, securities of a number of other technology companies also lost value. Specifically, shares of AMD, Nvidia, Qualcomm, Broadcom, Micron and Arm Holdings fell between 2% and 9%.
The decline also affected manufacturers of server and computer equipment. Shares of Dell Technologies, Hewlett Packard Enterprise and Super Micro Computer dropped by 6–12%.
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