Russia's FSB has detained three individuals accused of plotting terrorist attacks in Tyumen, Krasnodar, and Adygea Regions on behalf of Ukrainian special services. The suspects allegedly planned sabotage and attacks on military personnel, a volunteer organization, and infrastructure, with evidence including seized explosives and correspondence with handlers.
Russian Prime Minister Mishustin emphasized the need to ensure the uninterrupted operation of housing, utility, and energy facilities, and to provide citizens with reliable heating, hot water, and electricity. He instructed to begin preparations for the next season, including infrastructure checks, resource assessment, modernization needs, equipment procurement, and tender procedures.
The St Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) begins in Russia with 20,000 guests from over 130 countries. Despite the ongoing war in Ukraine and Western sanctions, the forum aims to showcase Russia's global partnerships, particularly with the Global South, and attract foreign investment.
Russia conducted a powerful night attack on Kyiv, targeting military-industrial and energy facilities, including "Arsenal" and "Almaz" plants. Simultaneously, Ukraine struck a college in Luhansk, resulting in casualties among students.
Russian forces report striking Ukrainian fuel and energy facilities, ammunition depots, drone production sites, and troop locations. The Ministry of Defense stated 990 Ukrainian soldiers were lost in the past day.
Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov stated that allegations of Iran considering withdrawal from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) are inappropriate and unfounded, emphasizing Tehran's continued commitment to its obligations.
