
UAV strikes lyceum near Kyiv: 171 students and staff were in shelter during attack
A Russian drone damaged an educational institution in Yagotyn, Kyiv Oblast. 171 children and teachers were in the shelter during the attack; no one was injured.

A Russian drone damaged an educational institution in Yagotyn, Kyiv Oblast. 171 children and teachers were in the shelter during the attack; no one was injured.

Ukrainian president explained why Washington demands concessions from Kyiv instead of pressuring Russia. He emphasised that Ukraine is not ready to withdraw from Donbas and is not ready to trust Putin.

Kyiv refused territorial concessions proposed by the US to resume peace talks, emphasising the unacceptability of recognising the occupation.

Oleh Syniehubov reported on the aftermath of a UAV attack in the Shevchenkivskyi district, where a fire broke out in three vehicles. No casualties have been recorded.

Head of Khmelnytskyi Regional Military Administration Serhiy Tyurin reported damage to an enterprise's territory and one person injured as a result of the morning strike.

A senior Ukrainian source reports that the state expects to receive multi-year financial support necessary to maintain an army of 800,000 personnel.

The project head revealed that the actor cast as Snape faced aggressive backlash after the announcement. The actor himself declined to comment on J.K. Rowling's views.

Russian occupiers struck a cargo vehicle and a high-rise building in Zaporizhzhia. One person was injured.

The President of Finland, Sauli Niinistö Stubb, assessed his recent phone conversation with the head of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin. In a comment to Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, he described his interlocutor as “very insightful, analytical and well-prepared” (very insightful, analytical and well-prepared), and also noted that he conducted the conversation “very calmly” (very calmly).
The Finnish leader characterised the contact itself as “good and candid” (good and candid). It is worth noting that the Prime Minister of Norway also participated in this phone call.
Stubb emphasised the need for direct communication from the Russian side for any future negotiations. In his words, if participating countries wish to be part of the negotiation process, they should not avoid contact or “keep the mute button on”.
“If we want to participate in the negotiations, we cannot stay on the sidelines and keep the ‘mute’ button pressed. On the contrary, we must communicate directly with the Russians,” (If we want to participate in the negotiations, we cannot stay on the sidelines and keep the ‘mute’ button pressed. On the contrary, we must communicate directly with the Russians) the President of Finland stressed.
Despite his positive assessment of the personal dialogue with Putin, Stubb expressed caution regarding the prospects for peace talks scheduled to take place in Abu Dhabi. According to the newspaper, he does not place great hopes on these meetings.
The President of Finland does not expect a quick agreement to be signed, nor a quick meeting between Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelensky. In his words, a successful outcome of the discussions in Abu Dhabi would be reaching an agreement on the next meeting at the technical level.
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