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Eight Nordic and Baltic states back Ukraine's EU and NATO membership

At a regional summit in Tallinn, the eight governments signed a joint declaration endorsing Ukraine's Euro-Atlantic path.

  • Eight Nordic and Baltic governments signed a joint declaration in Tallinn.
  • The document explicitly backs Ukraine's membership in both the EU and NATO.
  • The Baltic region remains the most firmly pro-Kyiv bloc in Europe.

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Russia strikes Odessa again: casualties reported, two residential buildings damaged

A drone fragment fell on an 11th-floor balcony without detonating; a second residential building was also hit in the latest attack.

  • A Russian drone struck an 18-storey residential building in Odessa without detonating.
  • A second 8-storey residential block was also damaged in the same attack.
  • Ukrainian authorities confirmed casualties; the full toll was not immediately available.

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Car bomb kills Russian general near Moscow

Damir Davydov, head of Russia's missile and artillery directorate, was killed in an explosion in Balashikha, a Moscow suburb.

  • General Damir Davydov, head of Russia's missile and artillery branch, was killed in the blast.
  • The attack occurred in Balashikha, 20 km from Moscow — an unusually central location.
  • No party claimed responsibility; Moscow has not issued an official statement.

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Russian drones and bombs hit Dnipropetrovsk: seven wounded

Russian forces struck three communities in the region, damaging residential buildings, private homes and a sports school.

  • Seven civilians wounded in Russian drone and aerial bomb attack.
  • Three Dnipropetrovsk communities hit; residential buildings and a sports school damaged.
  • Ukraine and Estonia signed a joint declaration to deepen defence cooperation.

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Bulgaria halts weapons deliveries to Ukraine

Sofia's defence minister announced the country will no longer supply arms to Kyiv, calling instead for peace negotiations.

  • Bulgaria stops arms deliveries to Ukraine, defence minister Dimitar Stoyanov announces.
  • The Sofia government cites the need for peace negotiations to justify the decision.
  • Bulgaria's stance stands out sharply against most other NATO allies in Eastern Europe.

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Ukraine claims it has recaptured 600 sq km in 2026

Kyiv reports territorial gains after months of grinding stalemate; Russian forces reportedly withdrawing from a strategic Black Sea position.

  • Ukraine claims to have recaptured over 600 sq km of territory in 2026.
  • Russian troops are reportedly withdrawing from a strategic Black Sea position.
  • The figures are unconfirmed independently; the front line remains fluid.

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The Constanța drone blast and those left without safe shelter

Days after a naval drone exploded in Constanța's port, people with disabilities still have no real answer to one question: where do they go when the sirens sound?

  • A naval drone exploded in Constanța's port; casualties were avoided.
  • People with disabilities have no accessible shelters during alerts.
  • Civil protection protocols do not cover limited mobility in practice.

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US at the UN: Russia is failing strategically, the war must stop now

US envoy Dan Negrea called for an immediate end to Russia's invasion at the Security Council, while Secretary of State Rubio declared the campaign a strategic failure.

  • Negrea at the UN: escalation only raises the risk of a larger catastrophe.
  • Rubio: Russia's invasion is a strategic failure — refineries burning, goals unmet.
  • The US is calling for an immediate end to the war in Ukraine.

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EU releases €2.8 billion tranche for Ukraine's war-strained budget

The payment is part of the EU's €50 billion support facility designed to keep Ukraine financially afloat during Russia's ongoing war.

  • The EU disbursed €2.8 billion from its €50 billion Ukraine support facility.
  • Funds are earmarked for Ukraine's national budget, directly hit by the war.
  • Payment was conditional on Ukraine meeting reform benchmarks set by Brussels.

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Russian strikes on Zaporizhzhia kill 2, wound 24

A nine-storey residential building and railway infrastructure were hit on Monday afternoon. The day's toll kept rising.

  • Two people were killed and 24 wounded in Monday's Russian strikes on Zaporizhzhia.
  • A nine-storey residential block and railway infrastructure sustained damage in the latest wave.
  • The city lies about 40 km from the front line and has been struck repeatedly by Russian forces.

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