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The attack occurred in the context of the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
Three people died and ten others were injured in a Russian drone strike in Lutsk. This was announced by the acting director of the Volhynian military administration Roman Romanyuk, as reported by Ukrinform.
"Unfortunately, three people died as a result of drone debris hitting the Eurohurt warehouse. Two people were found on site, while another died in hospital," the post read. Another 10 people were injured.

Defense Minister Guido Crosetto, in Pristina for the change of command of the KFOR mission, reiterated the strategic importance of the Balkans for Italian security and the need to install defense radars against future threats.

Italian General Roberto Vergori has assumed command of the NATO KFOR mission in Pristina, succeeding Turkish General Özkan Ulutaş. Italy thus confirms its central role in the security of the Western Balkans.

Russian missile and drone attacks hit thermoelectric power plants in Ukraine, causing 6 deaths and power blackouts in various regions, including Kiev, Kharkiv and Sumy. Meloni's harsh reaction against Trump's energy agreement.

Moscow Mayor Serghei Sobyanin said 493 Ukrainian drones had been launched over the Moscow region, one of the largest attacks in two years. The Ministry of Defense reported 902 drones shot down in total over 19 regions.

At least six people were killed in Russian attacks in Ukraine overnight, with three victims in Kiev, two in Dnipropetrovsk and one in Zaporizhzhia. The attacks caused power outages in Kiev and hit energy and communications infrastructure. Moscow launched a massive missile and drone attack, while the mayor of Moscow reported 493 Ukrainian drones launched over the Moscow region, many of which were neutralized by air defenses.

At least six people were killed in Russian attacks in Ukraine overnight, with three victims in Kiev, two in Dnipropetrovsk and one in Zaporizhzhia. The attacks caused emergency blackouts in several districts of Kiev, according to Ukrainian authorities and the Dtek group.