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Years of negotiations between Moscow and New Delhi on simplifying the visa regime ended without result. India refused to sign the agreement actively lobbied by Vladimir Putin.
Following Russian attacks on railway infrastructure in Dnipro and Kharkiv, Ukrzaliznytsia has switched some passengers to multimodal transfers, providing them with additional support.
The head of Ukraine stated that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is interested in hosting a meeting of the leaders of Ukraine, the US, and Russia on his territory.
Unknown individuals damaged graves at the municipal cemetery in Chukalivka. Law enforcement opened a criminal case under Part 3 of Article 297 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine.
National Police officers handed Ostap Stakhiv over to the district Territorial Centre for Recruitment and Social Support. He had been on the wanted list since March 2026.
Former US Ambassador to the EU stated that the US president succumbed to Kremlin persuasion regarding personal and business prospects. The diplomat also explained how changes in Congress could impact aid to Kyiv.
Head of the Presidential Office confirmed that all parties adhered to the agreements during the humanitarian mission in Kherson region.
Two large protest actions took place in Tirana, the capital of Albania. Students and lecturers held their rally near the Ministry of Education, marking the 19th consecutive day of the action. In parallel, the opposition Democratic Party organised its own action nearby. According to Radio Televizioni Shqiptar, the situation in the city escalated after students refused to merge their protest with the political party.
The mass actions quickly turned into violent clashes with law enforcement. Groups of masked protesters began throwing Molotov cocktails, pyrotechnics, and stones at police and government buildings, and even used slingshots. Protesters also set fire to trash bins and attempted to break through police cordons.
To disperse the crowd near the Ministry of Education and the government building, police deployed water cannons and tear gas. As a result, special forces gradually pushed protesters out of the central boulevard.
Opposition MPs state their support for the students' demands and emphasise the need for the government's resignation, while law enforcement officers continue to patrol the streets of Tirana and call on citizens to refrain from violence.
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