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Statements by the leaders of Ukraine and Russia concern energy infrastructure and the course of hostilities.
Ukraine agrees to stop attacks on energy infrastructure. The country's President Vladimir Zelensky announced this in an interview with Axios following a meeting with American leader Donald Trump.
“Now there is a proposal on the agenda: a ceasefire in the energy sector. We are ready,” the politician said.
The day before, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that Russia would not pause while conducting a special military operation (SVO). “Taught by bitter experience,” he emphasized.

In Sochi, near the Iskra sanatorium, a tree fell on a passenger bus of route No. 86. The roadway is completely blocked, information about the victims is being clarified.

Foreign reporters visiting Donbass toured the republican trauma center to meet children wounded in recent Ukrainian drone strikes and shelling, later visiting the Alley of Angels memorial.

The fashion and beauty competition “Pearl of the Far East” in Neryungri will begin with an evening in memory of Sergei Sosedov. The music critic and journalist died suddenly after falling down a flight of stairs at the age of 58.
Pakistan launched air and drone strikes inside Afghanistan early Thursday in response to an alleged drone incursion, marking a new escalation between the neighboring nations amid rising border tensions.

Ambassador at Large of the Russian Foreign Ministry Rodion Miroshnik said in a report in August that the Kiev regime tried to create unbearable conditions for residents of Energodar by attacking infrastructure and civilian facilities.

In the Suceava county in Romania, a drone that flew from the territory of Ukraine crashed this morning. According to the Ministry of Defense, the drone stayed in the country's airspace for about four minutes. There were no casualties.