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Zelensky criticized the lifting of American sanctions on Russian diesel. The Miami meeting between the parties ended early.
The United States has threatened to stop sharing intelligence information with Ukraine if it does not stop targeting Russian oil refineries. The Financial Times reports this, citing some sources, according to whom Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner raised the hypothesis during their meeting with Ukrainian and European negotiators in Miami, after the criticism leveled by Zelensky following the American decision to lift sanctions on Russian diesel. A match that should have lasted two days but was ended prematurely due to the decision of the Ukrainian team.

A Russian guided aerial bomb attack on a residential building in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine, left 17 dead, including three children. Rescuers continue to search for missing people in the rubble in a night of raids that hit 13 regions.

Judge Navi Pillay calls US sanctions against the International Criminal Court "unprecedented and unacceptable", expressing concern about the independence of international courts at an event in Oslo.

A loud explosion was heard at Riyadh airport, Saudi Arabia. The evacuation of the airport is underway, which had already suffered Houthi attacks in recent days.

EU High Representative Kaja Kallas has announced a new package of sanctions against Russia, condemning the killing of more than 80 Ukrainian civilians in two days and the intensification of Russian hybrid attacks against Europe and NATO.

The European Union defends the independence of the International Criminal Court against US sanctions, considering the activation of the blocking statute to protect European operators and companies from the effects of foreign laws.
The Trump administration opposes the current candidates for the UN secretariat general, hoping for new figures. At the same time, Trump contests the failure to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, claiming global diplomatic and military successes.