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The conflict in Ukraine continues with attacks on energy and civilian infrastructure. NATO has strengthened its defensive posture in response to the Russian escalation.
Moscow slows down on its proposal for a 60-day ceasefire to organize elections in Ukraine. 'Putin wants to reach a deal' on an energy truce 'more than Zelensky wants,' according to Trump. And Europe launches a huge package of sanctions. NATO warns: "If attacked we are ready to fight immediately." Moscow's response: "Europe is doing everything to ensure the conflict does not end."
Russian missile hits house in Kharkiv, 4 dead and dozens injured. Two new ships were hit off the coast of Bulgaria, in the Black Sea: this was announced by Prime Minister Rumen Radev, declaring that he wanted to summon the Russian ambassador following "unacceptable" attacks, of which he informed NATO. A first signal "at 01:30 (local time) about a vessel in distress" and, according to the rescued crew, the Maltese-flagged, Ukrainian-owned vessel was "hit by three aerial drones", Radev wrote on Facebook. Subsequently "another ship was hit" and "sunk", he added, specifying that "one crew member" was "rescued".
Germany: all-clear at Nuremberg airport. "Checks on site have shown that there is no danger," the police announced. The airport was closed mid-day on Tuesday due to a "alleged aviation emergency".
According to what was reported by the police, three pilots independently reported an object they had seen during take-off or landing. It could have been a drone. The sightings occurred in succession between 2 and 4 am.
According to what we learn from European sources, the president of Ukraine, Vlodomyr Zelensky, will be present at the next European Council. Contrary to other times, Zelensky should arrive on Friday the 16th, rather than Thursday as happened in previous participations, since the first day of work will be dedicated to the discussion of economic dossiers and the next multi-year budget.
“The Black Sea has become a further theater of escalation of Russia's war in Ukraine, and this is unacceptable. I would like to reiterate what President von der Leyen said this morning: we strongly condemn the drone attacks on merchant ships off the Bulgarian coast,” says a spokesperson for the European Commission.
Eleven sailors are missing after two ships were attacked with drones off the coast of Bulgaria. It is believed that the ship on which the 11 missing people were traveling is the "Azov Concorde", a Turkish-owned vessel flying the flag of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
The Russians attacked an evacuation column leaving Kupyansk, Kharkiv Oblast. Joint Forces Group spokesman Viktor Tregubov announced this on television.
Ukraine continues to receive intelligence information from the United States. This was stated by Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiga during the Security Forum in Warsaw.
According to Comext data, a database of the European Commission, since the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the EU has paid around 197 billion euros to Russia to import fossil fuels.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said there had been no warning from partners about the attack on Kiev with five ballistic missiles last night.
"Our position remains unchanged: Ukraine is ready for mirror de-escalation steps, and effective pressure on Russia is needed for de-escalation to take place," President Voldymyr Zelensky wrote on Telegram.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Discussion on security in the Black Sea at the next European Council.
Very likely · Within days

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