The Swiss parliament approved easing restrictions on arms sales to support the defence industry, but Ukraine was not included in the list of permitted recipients.
Defensive infrastructure is being built along the border with Russia and Belarus in the Republic of Latvia. The project includes the construction of 89 kilometres of anti-tank ditches and the installation of obstacles.
Thousands of residents and visitors gathered in the Main Market Square to honour the victims of the attack. Polish leadership and clergy participated in the event.
Romanian authorities are verifying whether Serhiy Tokarev provided false information when obtaining citizenship, despite previously appearing in registers as a Russian subject.
An explosion that occurred in the city after a drone alert caused power and water supply disruptions in some districts of Poltava.
Air raid alerts are in effect in the capital and several Ukrainian regions due to the risk of ballistic missile use. Residents are urged to take shelter immediately.
Following a drone attack on energy infrastructure, Luhansk and other settlements under Russian control were left without electricity.
The Prime Minister stated that changing age limits requires an analysis of the security situation, while the Ministry of Defence is already preparing relevant draft laws.
Latvia is actively continuing to strengthen its eastern border, which borders the Russian Federation and the Republic of Belarus. The main direction of work is the creation of physical barriers to protect the territory. To this end, anti-tank obstacles known as "dragon's teeth" are being installed in the area, as well as ditches are being dug.
According to the priority plan, the total length of the anti-tank ditches planned for construction is 89 kilometres. At the current stage, construction work has already been completed on a section 4 kilometres long. The full completion of the first phase of the project, which covers 27 kilometres, is expected by next spring.
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